Unless you make your living from your voice, chances are you rarely think about your vocal cords. But that’s a…
Many people getting COVID tests so they can travel or because they have been exposed to others with COVID are…
Hearing that you have a growth in your lung can be terrifying, but for most people, it’s an unfounded fear.…
Like everything else, your blood is subject to the laws of gravity. When you stand up, gravity pulls blood into…
Regular physical activity offers a wide range of health benefits, including protection against the development of heart disease. But in…
Patients from developing nations have long traveled to the United States to access care they couldn’t get at home, but…
Regular exercise and increased aerobic fitness are widely recommended by the American Heart Association, and for good reasons. Moderate-to-vigorous physical…
Optimal levels of vitamin D offer protection against many health threats, including COVID-19. But how much do you need to stay healthy?
You want to exercise more, eat better, lose weight, lower stress, gain control of a health problem. How about a health coach to get and keep you on a new path?
Getting back to nature is an easy—yet underutilized—way to boost your health. Dr. John La Puma shares with Sarah Hiner the benefits of an outdoor fix.
Healthy gut bacteria from a stool transplant may curb alcohol craving and drinking in patients with difficult-to-treat alcoholism. Research findings…
Music therapy is an inexpensive and easy way to transform your mood. You might be surprised by the positive benefits you will accrue, whether by listening or making your own.
Every part and system in our body plays a vital role. Simply removing or suppressing them because they’re “broken” puts your health at risk.
What is the point of sighing—those sudden, deep, audible exhalations? And what do you do if you live with a heavy sigh-er—or if you do it? A neurobiologist and a psychologist explain…
When a 7-month-old took a spill off an airline seat, mom and flight crew were concerned for her safety. How Dr. Rubman examined her to assess the situation.
