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A Surprising Link Between Multiple Chronic Illnesses
New research suggests that people who have inflammatory bowel disease or diabetes may have a higher risk of rheumatoid arthritis. Find out what we know about the connection so far, and what you can do to lower your odds of developing RA.
Pancreatic Cancer Treatment Takes a Step Forward
A new drug combination has been shown to shrink tumors and extend patients’ lives. Learn the risk factors for this disease and what you can do to lower your odds.
4 Simple Steps That Could Save Your Life
Heart disease steals millions of lives each year. Yours doesn’t have to be one of them.
New Hope for Throat Cancer
There’s currently no screening test that can help identify HPV-related throat cancer early. But new research suggests we’re one step closer.
Hey, Chicken Lovers: It May Be Time to Cut Back
New research suggests that white meat may not be much healthier than beef after all.
25 Cups of Coffee a Day Is (Kind of) OK
... For your arteries, that is. We dig into new research to see what it means for the rest of your body.
How Many Steps Should You Walk Each Day?
10,000 may not be the magic number after all, according to new research.
Knowing These Heart Attack Symptoms Could Save Your Life
Don’t delay—here’s why acting quickly at the first sign of a heart attack is vital.
Simple Swaps to Healthy Up Your Diet
How to kick processed foods out of your life—and save your heart too.
Sweet Validation: Burnout Is Now a Bonafide Diagnosis
Whether you’re a freelancer or work a 9-to-5, workplace stress is real. And now your doctor can even diagnose it.