Wisconsin officials fix lead paint hazards at 99 Milwaukee schools
Officials say nearly 100 public schools in Wisconsin's largest city are now safe after months of urgent…
Alzheimer’s disease could be reversed by restoring brain balance, study suggests
Scientists may have pinpointed a way to reverse Alzheimer’s disease in an animal study. The study, led by University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, found that restoring a…
Experts say CBD is ineffective for pain management
Products containing mainly or only cannabidiol demonstrated almost no ability to manage a person's pain, a…
Did holiday stress wreak havoc on your gut? Doctors say 6 simple tips can help
If the stress of the holidays wreaked havoc on your gut, you’re not alone — 76% of Americans experience gastrointestinal distress during the holiday season, according to a…
Expert offers New Year’s resolutions for people with allergies, asthma
According to an expert, small changes to daily practices could help improve people's experiences with…
5 fitness trends that went viral in 2025 — experts weigh hype vs results
An estimated 80% of Americans reported participating in sports and fitness activities in the past year, representing an all-time high, according to a 2025 report. From TikTok…
Swearing can help with focus, psychological flow, research suggests
Research suggests that using curse words can be healthy and helpful. Photo by Adobe Stock/HealthDay News…
4 anti-aging approaches revealed in 2025 that may help Americans live longer
On average, Americans want to live to be 91 years old, according to a recent Pew Research survey — a goal that has driven a focus on longevity-boosting practices. Over 60% of…
Healthy New Year’s resolutions can contribute to better sleep
Healthy New Year's resolutions centered on "eating clean" and "getting fit" could also lead to better…
6 things to know about pancreatic cancer after former senator’s diagnosis
Former U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska announced this week that he has been diagnosed with metastatic stage 4 pancreatic cancer, calling the disease "a death sentence" in a…
‘Love Actually’ and the science of holiday comfort movies
Holiday romantic comedies appeal to people's fantasies of "ideal relationships, an ideal world and a happy…
Hidden factor in cancer treatment timing may affect survival, researchers say
The time of day patients receive cancer treatments could have an impact on the outcome, a new study suggests. New research published in Cancer, the official journal of the…
Genetics don’t always lead to vision loss and blindness
Less than 30% of people with certain genetic variants go blind, despite the faulty genes previously being…
New Wegovy pill offers needle-free weight loss — but may not work for everyone
The first oral GLP-1 medication for weight loss has been approved for use in the U.S. The Wegovy pill, from drugmaker Novo Nordisk, was cleared by the Food and Drug…
1/4 of American families overwhelmed by medical expenses
Nearly 27% of U.S. residents faced high medical expenses or skipped needed health care because they…
Common household chemicals linked to increased risk of serious neurological condition
A study from Sweden’s Uppsala University discovered a link between microplastics and multiple sclerosis (MS). The research, published in the journal Environmental…
Survey: Teen substance abuse rate declines for fifth straight year
For the fifth consecutive year, the number of American teenagers using drugs and alcohol remains at a…
Bridging the Prenatal Care Gap: The Global Effort Helping Moms Start Healthy
When Stephanie got pregnant with her first child at age 32, she channeled her limited energy and finances towards things like preparing space in her home and gathering supplies.…
Study finds misconceptions about preventing peanut allergies persist
Researchers said many parents remain confused about how to prevent children from developing peanut…