After a Suicide, Survivors Are Left With a Difficult Question: What Do You Say?
The death of a loved one by suicide can leave survivors searching for answers while also facing questions from people who may…
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Why Investors Are Turning to Pharma as the AI Trade Gets Crowded
Pharmaceutical and biotech stocks are enjoying a remarkable rally as investors look beyond artificial intelligence. But…
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Heat Stroke Isn’t Always Temporary. What Extreme Heat Can Do to the Body
A dangerous heat event can end long before the health consequences do. For some survivors, recovery can take months — or…
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Your Emotions Are Not the Enemy. Learning to Handle Them Is.
When stress, anger, or anxiety suddenly take over, the goal isn’t to eliminate the feeling. A better approach may be to…
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The Aging Brain May Need More Than a Healthy Lifestyle
After 25 years of studying people in their 80s and 90s with unusually strong memories, researchers are finding that social…
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Magnesium Is Having a Sleep Moment. But Does the Science Support the Hype?
Magnesium supplements are becoming a popular alternative to melatonin, but the evidence for better sleep remains limited —…
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When Meditation Stops Helping: What Science Is Learning About Its Risks
Meditation is often presented as a simple path to calm and better mental health. But emerging research suggests the practice…
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The Biggest Barrier to New Cancer Cures Isn’t Science
America remains a world leader in biomedical research. But as cancer treatments grow more sophisticated, the hardest part of…
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America’s Food Safety System Is Under Pressure. Can Consumers Still Trust It?
A summer of recalls and outbreaks is raising a bigger question than what is safe to eat: is America’s food-safety…
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America’s Vaccine Divide Is Becoming a Public-Health Risk
As childhood vaccination rates weaken in some parts of the country, the debate over parental choice is colliding with a basic…
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Your Brain May Help Control Inflammation — Simply by Paying Attention
New research suggests that focusing on what your body is feeling may do more than change your perception. It could also…
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Your Personality Is Not Written in One Gene. It’s Shaped by Thousands.
A massive new genetic study reveals how DNA may influence the way we think, behave, and interact — but it also shows why…
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Trump’s Drug Price Deals Won’t Solve America’s Healthcare Cost Crisis
President Trump is celebrating a fresh round of agreements with pharmaceutical companies aimed at lowering prescription drug…
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