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Ozempic and Mounjaro Linked to Rare Brain Disorder That Can Kill
A new study has raised safety concerns about popular GLP-1 weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro, linking them to 15 cases of Wernicke encephalo…
By Morgan Ellis · Sep 15, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
What Doctors Actually Do Differently After Watching Their Patients Suffer
Doctors are opening up about the personal lifestyle changes they made after witnessing their patients struggle with preventable health issues. The phy…
By Drew Mitchell · Sep 15, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
A Gastroenterologist's 5 Essential Rules for Protecting Your Gut While Traveling
Traveling can wreak havoc on your digestive system, but gastroenterologist Will Bulsiewicz, M.D. has practical advice to help. Common travel-related g…
By Hayden Walsh · Sep 14, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Dietitians Agree This Humble Green Snack Is Your Best Weapon Against High Cholesterol
Edamame is one of the best snack choices for people looking to lower their cholesterol, according to dietitians. The young soybeans are packed with pl…
By Morgan Ellis · Sep 14, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Just 3 Minutes of All-Out Sprinting Triggers What 90 Minutes of Cardio Cannot
A new study suggests that just three minutes of vigorous exercise can be more beneficial than 90 minutes of traditional cardio. These short, intense b…
By Rowan Fletcher · Sep 13, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Your Body Already Uses Copper to Fight Infections — Scientists Want to Weaponize It
With antibiotic resistance becoming an increasing global threat, researchers at Texas A&M's College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences are…
By Jamie Sullivan · Sep 13, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Social Media Is Erasing the Gender Gap in Youth Suicide, and Young Girls Are Paying the Price
Suicide rates among girls as young as 10 have risen sharply, with researchers pointing to social media and smartphones as a primary driver. A new repo…
By Riley Carter · Sep 12, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Your Morning Coffee May Be Quietly Slowing Down How Your Cells Age
A new study suggests caffeine could help slow down the aging process at a cellular level. Researchers found that caffeine may activate a key cellular …
By Avery Bennett · Sep 12, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Your Own Immune System May Be Fueling Alzheimer's Brain Damage From Outside
A new study suggests Alzheimer's disease may not originate solely in the brain, challenging long-held assumptions about the condition. Researchers fou…
By Taylor Reed · Sep 11, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Your Morning Coffee Could Be Raising Your Cancer Risk — Here's How Hot Is Too Hot
A major study involving nearly one million people has found that regularly drinking scalding hot beverages like coffee and tea may significantly raise…
By Taylor Reed · Sep 11, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Forget 10,000 Steps — Your Walking Pace May Matter More Than Your Count
A new study suggests that walking at a faster pace can reduce the risk of early death, even if you fall short of the popular 10,000 daily steps goal. …
By Devin Marsh · Sep 10, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
A Child's Death Puts a Human Face on the Growing Antibiotic Resistance Crisis
A family believes antimicrobial resistance, known as AMR, contributed to the death of their child, whom they called their little miracle. Though no au…
By Reese Coleman · Sep 10, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Popular Weight-Loss Drugs Are Changing How Doctors Treat Sleep Apnea
Popular GLP-1 weight-loss medications may offer a new treatment option for obstructive sleep apnea, a condition affecting nearly one billion adults wo…
By Morgan Ellis · Sep 9, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
An AI-Designed Drug Just Made Lung Disease Patients Biologically Years Younger
A drug originally developed using artificial intelligence to treat lung disease may also have the ability to reverse biological signs of aging, accord…
By Hayden Walsh · Sep 9, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Pennsylvania's Measles Outbreak Has Killed Two and Shows No Signs of Stopping
Pennsylvania is at the center of the largest measles outbreak in the United States, raising serious public health concerns across the state. Health of…
By Taylor Reed · Sep 8, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Those Yellow Patches Near Your Eyes Could Signal a Dangerous Heart Condition
Researchers have found that signs of atherosclerosis, a dangerous buildup of fatty plaques in the arteries, may be visible on a person's face before a…
By Drew Mitchell · Sep 8, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
A 30-Minute Workout Before Bed Could Shield Your Memory From a Bad Night's Sleep
A single exercise session may help protect memory function even after a poor night's sleep, according to new research. As sleep deprivation becomes a …
By Casey Morgan · Sep 7, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Geauga County Leads Ohio in Measles Cases as Statewide Outbreak Tops 129
Measles cases are continuing to rise in Northeast Ohio, with Geauga County reporting dozens of confirmed cases, the highest count in the state. The ou…
By Emerson Gray · Sep 7, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Why Dietitians Say a Glass of Milk After Dinner Could Transform Your Sleep
Dietitians say that milk may be the best drink to have after dinner if you're looking to improve your sleep. The beverage contains nutrients like tryp…
By Drew Mitchell · Sep 6, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Major Medical Groups Step In With Fall Vaccine Guidance as Federal Process Falters
A coalition of leading medical organizations, including the American Medical Association and the Vaccine Integrity Project, has released updated vacci…
By Avery Bennett · Sep 5, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
A Pig Kidney Kept This Man Alive for Nine Months, Then He Got a Human One
A US clinical trial has successfully transplanted pig kidneys into human patients, marking a significant milestone in medical science. The breakthroug…
By Casey Morgan · Sep 5, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Starting Hormone Therapy Before 56 May Sharply Cut a Woman's Dementia Risk
A major study using UK Biobank data found that women who begin hormone replacement therapy between the ages of 46 and 56 may have a 23% lower risk of …
By Hayden Walsh · Sep 4, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Major Medical Groups Step Up With Fall Vaccine Guidance as Federal Health Agencies Go Silent
Leading U.S. medical groups are urging Americans to get their flu and COVID-19 vaccines this fall. The organizations joined together Wednesday to rele…
By Taylor Reed · Sep 4, 2026
HEALTH & WELLNESS
The Drug-Resistant Ringworm Fungus Spreading Silently Across the Globe
Scientists are raising alarms about a drug-resistant fungus called Trichophyton indotineae that is spreading worldwide and causing severe cases of rin…
By Reese Coleman · Sep 3, 2026