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Have You Noticed? Autoimmune Diseases Are on the Rise
No, you’re not imagining it. Studies have found an uptick in chronic conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis.
Why Do Women Get Alzheimer’s Disease More Than Men?
Little research has focused on the fact that women are more likely to get Alzheimer’s—until now.
Is the Power Nap Over?
Don’t hit snooze just yet. New research reveals that long naps may be hurting your heart health.
The Simplest Way to Support a Partner With Heart Disease
Couples with similar lifestyles have shared disease risks—so changing your habits can benefit you both.
Your Top Flu Questions, Answered by Doctors
This flu season looks different than last year (with COVID-19 tagging along). Here’s how to prepare.
Could Obesity Make a COVID-19 Vaccine Less Effective?
Research suggests weight may play a role in whether a coronavirus vaccine works. We asked Dr. Rodrigo Barros to explain.
Is Testosterone Therapy Safe for Women?
Testosterone is often prescribed to boost a low sex drive, but the research on its long-term effects remains questionable.
How Tired Is Too Tired?
Sometimes sleep eludes us all. But a new study found that some of us may be walking around with an undiagnosed chronic fatigue syndrome.
Could Quarantine Make the Winter Blues Worse?
It's getting darker and colder, plus we're all cooped up inside. Here's what that means for mental health.
Navigating the Holidays During COVID
Celebrations don’t have to be off-limits this year, but you’ll need to make some necessary changes.