Wellness
Snap up these women’s workout sets that’ll stretch your fitness motivation in 2025
Cute clothes make burpees a little easier.
Warning over very trendy skin care and hair growth treatment that isn’t actually FDA approved: ‘You can’t fully predict its side effects’
Some products are downright risky, prompting the FDA to send warning letters about one popular ingredient.
I’m a geriatrics doctor — the 4 common mistakes that will make you age worse
Your future 80-year-old self is keeping score — and you may be racking up points in all the wrong places.
A surprising red flag in your bones could signal future brain decline
Researchers found a routine scan of a completely different part of the body could give us clues about how fast our white matter — and cognition — might degrade down the road.
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Check your sleep tracker — doing well in a key metric is linked to lower risk of dementia, heart failure and 81 other conditions
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FDA approves Eli Lilly’s once-weekly insulin injection for type 2 diabetes
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Love bread? 3 ways to choose the healthiest kinds
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Some telltale signs of aging deserve a closer look as they may not be directly caused by age.
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Why nicotine pouches are taking over the wellness world despite being highly addictive
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I lost 85 pounds in prison — the diet and fitness plan I followed while locked up
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Popular brain supplement linked to shorter lifespan in men
A brain-boosting nutrient may sharpen your mind but knock years off your life.
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