Kiwi, Specific Supplements May Improve Chronic Constipation, New Guidelines Say

Share on Pinterest New recommendations for constipation identify specific foods, supplements, and drinks that can improve symptoms. Zoa Photo/Stocksy United The British Dietetic Association has released dietary guidelines for chronic constipation. These guidelines discuss specific foods, supplements, and drinks that may provide relief. Dietitians say other lifestyle choices, such as exercise and stress management, may

D’Angelo’s Death From Pancreatic Cancer Puts Rare Disease in the Spotlight

Share on Pinterest D’Angelo’s untimely passing is a stark reminder of the devastating effects of pancreatic cancer. Frans Schellekens/Redferns/Getty Images Grammy-winning R&B artist D’Angelo has died at 51 after a private battle with pancreatic cancer. His death spotlights a disease that is often diagnosed late, carries poor survival rates, and is increasingly affecting younger adults.

GLP-1 Drugs May Lower Heart Disease, Stroke Risk in Diabetes

Share on Pinterest A new study found that GLP1-RA medications may help lower the risk of a cardiovascular event in people with type 2 diabetes. Getty Images Researchers say GLP-1 drugs prescribed for weight loss, like Ozempic and Mounjaro, are more effective at reducing heart health risks in people with type 2 diabetes than other

Baking Soda Skin Care Hacks: Experts Warn Against Viral Trends

Share on Pinterest Dermatologists warn that applying baking soda to your skin may come with risks like irritation and sensitivity. Getty Images/J_art Baking soda is growing in popularity as a skin care ingredient on social media platforms like TikTok. Proponents say that baking soda can improve skin tone, lighten dark spots, and clear up acne.

Nearly 1 in 4 Americans Have Mental Illness — Get Help

Share on Pinterest A new report ranks U.S states according to residents’ reported mental health and the care available in each state. Lucy Lambriex/Getty Images Nearly 1 in 4 U.S. adults experienced a mental illness in 2024, according to a new report. Though youth mental illness has improved, it is still in a state of

How These 3 Women Found Hope and Healing After Early Onset Breast Cancer

Share on Pinterest Three early onset breast cancer survivors share their stories. From left: Natalia Socorro, Danielle Lindner, and Stephanie Rico Masterson. Design by Healthline; Photography courtesy of subjects The American Cancer Society reports that early onset breast cancer in females under 50 is on the rise. Three younger women share their breast cancer journeys

Generic Abortion Pill As Effective As Mifepristone. Here’s How to Access It

Share on Pinterest The FDA recently approved a generic abortion pill that’s considered as safe and effective as mifepristone. Shuran Huang for The Washington Post via Getty Images The FDA recently approved a new generic version of the abortion pill, mifepristone. This approval will help make medication abortion more affordable and increase access. Despite political

Rectal Bleeding Strongly Linked to Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer

Share on Pinterest A new study found that rectal bleeding is a warning of colorectal cancer in young adults. ZeynepKaya/Getty Images Researchers say that rectal bleeding is a strong indication of early onset colorectal cancer in adults under 50. Experts say younger adults who experience this symptom should undergo a colonoscopy to screen for colorectal

Medicare Open Enrollment 2026: Key Changes to Know

Share on Pinterest There may be fewer Medicare Advantage plans available in 2026, although the average premium is expected to decrease. Johner Images/Getty Images The Medicare open enrollment period runs from October 15 to December 7, during which time older adults can enroll in or change their current health insurance plans. There are slightly fewer

Young Adults Who Stay Heart Healthy Have Lower Cardiovascular Disease Risk

Share on Pinterest A new study found that young adults in good cardiovascular health tended to maintain it as they got older. Studio Firma/Stocksy United New research shows that building heart-healthy habits during young adulthood (and earlier) may determine your risk of heart disease decades later. In a 40-year study of more than 4,200 young
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