California tracks nursing home falls but overlooks residents’ mobility, despite walking ability being a key measure of recovery and independence.
Health & Wellness
A Common Virus Can Trigger Parkinson’s-Like Brain Damage
A new study shows that a common virus can induce Parkinson’s-like brain damage and movement problems.
A new study shows that a common virus can induce Parkinson’s-like brain damage and movement problems.
My Search for a Psychiatric Bed in an Overburdened Health System
A nationwide shortage of psychiatric beds leaves patients waiting in emergency rooms, worsening mental health crises and straining hospitals.
A nationwide shortage of psychiatric beds leaves patients waiting in emergency rooms, worsening mental health crises and straining hospitals.
Some Medications Can Increase Risk of Heat-Related Illness
Common medications can raise heat illness risk, making hydration, cooling strategies, and medical guidance especially important during hot weather.
Common medications can raise heat illness risk, making hydration, cooling strategies, and medical guidance especially important during hot weather.
Artificial Sweeteners May Mess up Your Metabolism
A new study examines the emerging science suggesting a link between calorie-free sweeteners and blood sugar control.
A new study examines the emerging science suggesting a link between calorie-free sweeteners and blood sugar control.
Fighting Midlife Inertia and the Health and Self-Esteem Challenges That Come With It
Find out how to make it work for you rather than against you.
Find out how to make it work for you rather than against you.
Researchers Create New Path to Target Hard-to-Drug Prostate Cancer Protein
PBITE-1 targets the protein ERG, which was previously considered to be ‘undruggable’
PBITE-1 targets the protein ERG, which was previously considered to be ‘undruggable’
3 Common Sleep Habits May Be Tied to Brain Aging Signs
A new study has found that several common sleep behaviors may be linked to signs of brain aging.
A new study has found that several common sleep behaviors may be linked to signs of brain aging.
Train With Your Nature, Not Against It
Stop grinding against your weaknesses.
Stop grinding against your weaknesses.
First New Us Sunscreen Ingredient Since 1999 Approved by FDA – A Skin Scientist Explains How Bemotrizinol Works
Bemotrizinol isn’t new – consumers in Europe and Asia have used it for decades.
Bemotrizinol isn’t new – consumers in Europe and Asia have used it for decades.
How Your Brain Preps Your Body for Food
A new discovery explains how the brain prepares the body for food.
A new discovery explains how the brain prepares the body for food.
American Psychological Association Warns Against AI Therapy
New research from the American Psychological Association suggests that AI chatbots are increasingly being used by patients as a substitute for care.
New research from the American Psychological Association suggests that AI chatbots are increasingly being used by patients as a substitute for care.
4 Bad Habit Swaps to Ditch Cravings
Replacing unhealthy habits with healthier alternatives to satisfy cravings and improve well-being.
Replacing unhealthy habits with healthier alternatives to satisfy cravings and improve well-being.
New Data Suggests Hormones Play a Bigger Role in Men’s Mental Health Than Thought
The findings don't prove that TRT treats depression from any cause or that hormones are fully responsible for mental health issues in men.
The findings don’t prove that TRT treats depression from any cause or that hormones are fully responsible for mental health issues in men.
Drug Candidate Treats Severe Fatty Liver Disease by Protecting the Gut in Animal Models
The compound reduced liver inflammation in animal models, holds promise for gastrointestinal and cardiovascular diseases
The compound reduced liver inflammation in animal models, holds promise for gastrointestinal and cardiovascular diseases
The Enemy Within: How the Immune System Worsens Brain Injury Outcomes
UC riverside researchers link immune signaling to memory loss, seizures, and disrupted Brain function after concussion
UC riverside researchers link immune signaling to memory loss, seizures, and disrupted Brain function after concussion