Mind & Body
Everyday Habits That Could Quietly Strain Your Kidneys
Late nights and painkillers are well-known threats to kidney health, but ordi...
Echinacea and Colds: What the Science Really Says
Echinacea, also known as purple coneflower, is one of the best-known herbal r...
Afraid to Fail, So You Never Start? How Perfectionis...
Perfectionism is often praised as a sign of ambition. Research suggests it ca...
Stuck Between Staying and Leaving: Why Change Feels ...
Many people know their life has to change, yet stay frozen for years because ...
When Fear of Illness Becomes the Problem: How to Bre...
Worrying about your health is normal. But for some people, the fear takes ove...
Sage for Thanksgiving: What Science Really Says Abou...
Sage is best known as the herb in holiday stuffing, but people have used it a...
Nutrition Shakes: Medical Aid for the Sick, but Are ...
Drinks like Ensure and Boost were created to help hospital patients who canno...
Why Sleep Is Not Downtime: What Happens in Your Body...
While you sleep, your body is far from idle. Your heart gets a break, your br...
Saturated Fat and Your Heart: New Norwegian Trial Ch...
A two-year Norwegian trial gave adults with obesity a diet in which nearly a ...
Why We Hide Our Health Struggles From Friends – and ...
Many people with a chronic health condition struggle to decide whether to tel...
Do You Really Know Yourself? Why Outdated Self-Belie...
Knowing yourself well is a strength. But some beliefs we call “self-knowledge...
Are Young People Aging Faster? New Study Links “Biol...
A large study in Nature Medicine suggests that people born in more recent dec...
Horseradish and Nasturtium: What Science Says About ...
For decades, German pharmacies have sold a herbal product made from horseradi...
Testosterone and Your Heart: Why Too Little and Too ...
A new scientific review suggests that men with very low or very high testoste...
Why Talking to Strangers Is Good for You, Even If Yo...
Most of us expect small talk with strangers to be awkward, so we keep to ours...
Rescue Inhaler Overuse May Signal Hidden Heart Dange...
A large Belgian study of roughly 284,000 patients suggests that relying too h...

