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Simone Kelly, a 24-year-old volunteer EMT and pre‑med student, became a viral symbol of quick action and compassion after using Narcan to revive an unresponsive man during the New York…
The FDA has cleared EchoNext, the first artificial intelligence tool designed to detect underlying structural heart disease from routine electrocardiograms (ECGs).
A large new observational study suggests that women who do about two or more hours of strength (resistance) training each week have a lower risk of major cardiovascular disease than…
A large new analysis finds that women who do about two or more hours of strength training each week have a lower risk of major cardiovascular disease than women who do none.
A recent large observational study suggests that GLP-1 receptor agonist (GLP-1RA) medications — widely used for type 2 diabetes and increasingly for weight loss — may be linked with a…
Intermittent fasting (IF) is widely used for weight loss, and a recent randomized study suggests it may offer an unexpected psychological benefit for people who frequently switch…
Starting July 1, Medicare will launch a new pilot program that lets many Part D beneficiaries buy certain GLP‑1 weight‑loss medications for $50 per month.
In 2000, while finishing her junior year at Michigan State University, Jayme Cohen Lynde felt a small lump on the side of her neck.
New research points to three modifiable factors that may slow biological aging: daily multivitamins, midlife cardiorespiratory fitness, and short-term shifts to more plant-forward…
Molly and Diane Madore teamed up to tackle lifelong weight challenges and, together, have lost 163 pounds after choosing a noninvasive procedure called endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty…
A recent analysis of TikTok sunscreen content suggests that misleading posts attract outsized attention, even though most videos on the platform promote sunscreen use.
Small amounts of movement — even five to ten minutes — can lift your mood, increase energy, and count toward your fitness goals.