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Health
New York fitness coach Jacob Zemer says the costliest home gym mistake isn’t a specific machine but any gear too bulky or cumbersome to use consistently, as surveys show Americans spending more than ever on home fitness setups.
Dietitians say a diet rich in colorful produce, fermented foods, fiber, protein and dairy — along with hydration, sleep and exercise — can help bolster immune defenses as flu season intensifies.
An NYU Langone ophthalmologist warns that sun exposure, poor lighting, diet, dehydration, lost sleep, eye rubbing and skipped checkups can all quietly speed up age-related vision decline.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced eight new appointments to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, the panel whose A and B recommendations determine which preventive services insurers must cover, while keeping eight previously appointed members in place.
A 50-year-old Pensacola man says an all-meat “lion diet” cleared psoriasis covering 90% of his body and ended decades of depression, though doctors warn his experience isn’t proof the diet is safe or effective long-term.
Dr. Nicole Saphier, Trump’s surgeon general nominee and a New Jersey-based cancer specialist, told senators the MMR vaccine is safe and that childhood vaccines do not cause autism, breaking with past statements from Trump and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
A Tulane University study found that sleeping with light above roughly moonlight brightness is linked to higher risks of heart failure, atrial fibrillation, heart attack, stroke and cardiovascular death, and sleep experts explain why nighttime light disrupts the body’s circadian rhythm.
A Minnesota woman was diagnosed with ovarian cancer less than a year after losing her best friend to the same disease, and has spent years cycling through treatment, recurrence and remission since.
A Massachusetts marriage therapist says political polarization is straining long-term relationships and offers three strategies for couples to disagree without letting it destroy their marriage.
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