Kids’ bad eating habits set them up for lifelong health problems. Nutrition expert Nicole Avena, PhD, joins Sarah Hiner to share what parents can do.
Mushrooms’ healing powers are far superior to most anything in nature…they prevent and treat cancer, heart disease, diabetes and all types of infections.
Imaging studies used to plan breast cancer treatment were recently found to also predict heart disease risk. How this may help protect women…
New animal research suggests why the flu can be so dangerous during pregnancy. An immune system reaction called a “vascular storm” may be to blame…
For older adults with cancer, taking a low-dose aspirin every day could make cancer more deadly. Here, the recent research findings…
A newly discovered protein in spinal fluid may identify early-stage Alzheimer’s and predict its progression. Research findings…
In patients who’ve had a heart attack, a Mediterranean diet was much better than a low-fat diet at reducing risk for another heart attack. The study…
Virtual doctor visits have taken off during COVID. A new study finds they are convenient and as effective for post-op visits as in-person visits.
Probiotics may be good for gut health. But according to researchers, more studies are needed before recommending a daily intake of probiotics
Higher doses and longer use of antidepressants during pregnancy increase the risk of preterm birth and respiratory distress in newborns, according to a new study.
For people with celiac disease, tryptophan combined with probiotics may improve their intestinal healing and response to a gluten-free diet.
Injecting honey bee venom into the knee improves osteoarthritis pain and disability, according to recent research. Read on for the details…
Young women who have surgery for benign breast disease may worry that they won’t be able to breastfeed after surgery. A new study finds that they can.
Evidence is mounting that a breast imaging study called digital breast tomosynthesis is the best choice for breast cancer screening…
Clear your ears—the right way—to prevent cognitive decline
