Health

‘I consider him my first son’: how living with a baby monkey taught me I’m ready to be a dad

I went from selling flats in Paris to being alone in a cabin in Guinea looking after primates. It changed my life, but one relationship marked me like no other

Brown University shooting victims' identities revealed

Family and friends of the two students who were killed in the mass shooting at Brown University on Saturday have released the names of their lost loved ones.

2 Brown University shooting victims ID’d as College Republican leader, aspiring neurosurgeon

An Alabama woman was among the two students killed in the shooting at Brown University on Saturday, according to her church. (Cathedral Church of the Advent/Facebook)

Are you too old to shovel snow? Experts reveal the hidden heart risks

After 25 years as a heart surgeon in Georgia, Dr. Jeremy London breaks down the specific things people should avoid to prevent cardiovascular disease

The bread that keeps things moving in the bathroom

Chef Eric Levine, owner of 317 Main Street, shares his tips and tricks to making homemade bread on 'Fox & Friends Weekend.'

Sharon Osbourne breaks down as she reveals Ozzy's final words before his death: 'Kiss me…hug me tight’

Piers Morgan remembers Ozzy Osbourne after the heavy metal legend was laid to rest in his hometown of Birmingham, England.

$2 million gene therapy could save her baby's life. But insurance wouldn't pay.

A new class of life-saving drugs is helping children who once had no hope. But some carry a price tag of millions for a single dose, and the American health care system hasn't figured out how to pay.

This Classic Jewish Deli Soup Reminds Me of My Mother

My mom really wasn’t a great cook, which I sometimes think is why I was so interested in food and cooking. She had four kids and making dinner every night was not a thrill for her, to say the least. But she did have her specialties like barbecued steak and great California salads. And this delicious soup is the taste memory I think about and make when it’s cold and I’m feeling nostalgic. I prepare a pot of this and invite friends to stop by and have a casual dinner.

Why Gratitude Changes the Brain–Not Just the Heart

It seemed pointless at first, but within a few weeks, she started feeling less anxious and her days began to look a little brighter. Gratitude did not erase her grief, but changed the way her mind processed it.

Coconut Water Emerges as Potential Aid for Ulcerative Colitis

Managing ulcerative colitis typically means navigating the unpredictable—disease flares, personal trigger foods, and the challenges of dietary restrictions. However, emerging evidence suggests a simple intervention—drinking coconut water twice daily—may help some patients achieve remission.

CDC Reports Nearly 3 Million People Have Caught the Flu This Season Across US

The CDC figures show that positive clinical lab tests for influenza have increased to 8.1 percent for the week ending Dec. 6, the most recent update available. Positive lab tests for influenza stood at around 7.1 percent for the previous week, according to CDC data.

Dressing Up Potatoes for the Holidays

There’s nothing cozier and more comforting than a bubbling casserole of cheesy potatoes in the winter. This rustic side is often prepared in a large gratin dish, which can be plunked in the center of a table for indulgent family-style serving. However, when the holidays beckon and your menu demands a little fancifying, dress up this moreish dish by portioning and baking it in elegant individual ramekins.