Health

The Timing Hypothesis That Redeemed HRT

This is what most women don’t know about hormone replacement therapy (HRT): Timing matters more than age. The key isn’t whether you’re 45 or 55 when you start HRT; it’s when you start relative to your menopause transition.

NY to spend millions helping people cope with 'collective trauma'

New York is soliciting grant applications for a $15 million program designed to help residents of the state cope with “collective trauma,” including the purported pain brought on by the “structural inequalities and disparities” experienced by people of color and immigrants, state documents show.

How Grief Can Affect Your Lungs

Traditional Chinese medicine regards the body’s five organs as more than physiological structures—viewing them as interconnected systems related to the mind. Each organ also corresponds to a specific emotion—joy, worry, grief, anger, or fear.

How Grief Can Affect Your Lungs

Traditional Chinese medicine regards the body’s five organs as more than physiological structures—viewing them as interconnected systems related to the mind. Each organ also corresponds to a specific emotion—joy, worry, grief, anger, or fear.

Some Coffee Compounds May Be Problematic—Here’s What You Can Do

Coffee is beloved for its caffeine kick and flavor, and it also helps reduce risks from chronic diseases such as Type 2 diabetes, cancer, and heart disease thanks to high levels of antioxidants and other bioactive compounds.

50-pound weight loss sparked by 3 simple habits, says 'Top Model' winner

Dr. Rocio Salas-Whalen shares how rapid GLP-1–driven weight reductions leave many individuals confronting psychological challenges that complicate relationships and social routines.

New Ozempic-alternative diabetes pill burns fat without muscle loss, study suggests

Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel discusses advancements in weight loss drugs, safety concerns surrounding nicotine patches and his interview with FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary on vaccine protocol.

Current Heart Attack Guidelines Miss Nearly Half of At-Risk Patients, Study Finds

If you were asked to picture someone headed for their first heart attack, you would probably imagine someone with high cholesterol, a smoker, obese, and with elevated blood lipids—the classic profile. However, people who fit this description make up only a small share of those who go on to have heart attacks.

RFK Jr.’s Former Group Calls on FDA to Revoke Approval for Most COVID-19 Vaccines

The organization headed by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. before he became health secretary has formally requested an agency under his purview to revoke its approvals for most of the COVID-19 vaccines available in the United States.

Stanford Study Pinpoints Cause of Vaccine-Linked Myocarditis and a Possible Fix

Myocarditis from COVID-19 vaccines is caused by two chemicals acting together, according to a new Stanford study published on Wednesday.

CDC Advisers Turn Focus to Aluminum in Vaccines

A common adjuvant in vaccines is under scrutiny by a panel that has initiated multiple changes to U.S. vaccine recommendations this year.

Stanford Study Pinpoints Cause of Vaccine-Linked Myocarditis and a Possible Fix

Myocarditis from COVID-19 vaccines is caused by two chemicals acting together, according to a new Stanford study published on Wednesday.