Darryl McDaniels of Run-DMC on Sobriety: ‘I’m Not Afraid to Face Myself’

Share on Pinterest Twenty years sober, Run-DMC’s Darryl McDaniels opens up about his recovery journey. Courtesy of Stand Together Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Darryl “DMC” McDaniels, of the legendary hip-hop group Run-DMC, is speaking out about sobriety. McDaniels shares his journey with addiction, his mental health, and finding sobriety over 20 years ago.

Mounjaro, Zepbound May Lower Risk of Eye Disease in People With Diabetes

Share on Pinterest Tirzepatide may help lower the risk of diabetic retinopathy, a diabetes complication that can lead to vision loss. Douglas Sacha/Getty Images Weight loss medications Mounjaro and Zepbound, which contain the active ingredient tirzepatide, may lower the risk of diabetic retinopathy. This diabetes complication occurs when high blood sugar levels damage the blood

Physical Inactivity Linked to Diabetes Complications Like Stroke, Eye Disease

Share on Pinterest Research shows that increased physical activity may help prevent many diabetes complications. Image Credit: Alessandro Biascioli/Getty Images A recent study has found that many of the complications associated with diabetes, such as stroke and eye disease, are linked to low levels of physical activity. The researchers suggest that diabetes complications may be

Sugar-Sweetened Drinks May Trigger Anxiety in Young People, Study Finds

Share on Pinterest A new study has linked sugar-sweetened beverages to anxiety symptoms in young people. Stockah/Getty Images Consumption of beverages high in sugar is associated with symptoms of anxiety in young people. High intake of sugary drinks is associated with a 34% increased risk of anxiety in adolescents. Experts say the spikes and crashes

Regular Exercise Can Help Reduce Anxiety and Make You More Resilient

Share on Pinterest A recent study suggests that higher fitness levels may help reduce anxiety and build resilience to stress. Image Credit: Oleg Breslavtsev/Getty Images Recent research has shown that people who have higher levels of physical activity may be more resilient during stressful situations. The research also found that physical activity may lead to

Regular Exercise Lowers Death Risk Across 7 Cancer Types, Study Finds

Share on Pinterest Moderate to vigorous physical activity after a cancer diagnosis may help improve survival rates. Olga Pankova/Getty Images Researchers say engaging in regular physical activity may help improve cancer survival. They add that even people who were inactive prior to their diagnosis may benefit from exercise. Experts advise starting slow with a new

‘Quad God’ Ilia Malinin: Invisible Battles That Cost a Medal

Share on Pinterest Figure skater Ilia Malinin has opened up about the invisible battles he faced during his Olympic performance. Image Credit: Joosep Martinson/Getty Images Ilia Malinin, the “Quad God,” finished 8th in the men’s figure skating finals at the 2026 Winter Olympics after falling twice. In an Instagram post, Malinin alluded to the pressure

Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies at 84 After Parkinson’s Misdiagnosis Changed to PSP

Share on Pinterest Rev. Jesse Jackson has died at 84 after living with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), a rare neurological disorder often misidentified as Parkinson’s. Chicago Tribune/Getty Images Rev. Jesse Jackson has died at 84 after living with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), a rare neurological disorder. PSP is often initially diagnosed as Parkinson’s disease because

Insulin Resistance May Be Driving 12 Types of Cancer, Researchers Say

Share on Pinterest A new study found a strong association between insulin sensitivity and cancer risk. VICTOR TORRES/Stocksy Researchers linked insulin resistance to 12 types of cancer, with uterine cancer showing the strongest connection at 134% increased risk. A new AI tool outperformed BMI alone in predicting cancer risk, catching metabolic dysfunction even in people

Wearable Trackers May Help Detect Depression Relapse Before It Occurs

Share on Pinterest Wearable trackers may help detect depression relapse before it occurs by tracking sleep, a study shows. Image Credit: Oliver Rossi/Getty Images A recent study has found that using a wearable tracker may be able to detect depression relapse before it occurs via sleep patterns. Sleep and depression are known to be linked.
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