Health

Closer look at two-part reaction may offer researchers insights into autoimmune disease

New research suggests that it disrupts biological clock

Issues are complex, touch on lifestyle, culture, genetics, economy, policy

Forget influencers, nutritionist says. Here’s how much you really need, why too much can actually hurt you

As global health suffers, his focus on patient-first systems feels more urgent than ever

Science historian explores roots of American physician shortage and how to fix it

One tip for parents: Tell them about your mistakes

In podcast, experts break down universal appeal, research-backed benefits of a health trend that adds more than it takes away

Young adulthood offers critical window to greatly reduce future risk of cardiovascular disease, according to new study

Study captures variability of a condition that affects millions

Study explores links between financial stress, mortality risk

Results come amid rise in under-50 colorectal cancer cases

Study finds larger, deeper brain bleeds at an earlier age for patients who have 3 or more alcoholic drinks a day

In podcast, experts discuss how to tap into powerful but often neglected key to health and well-being

Findings could explain why some older adults at risk for the disease decline faster than others

Psychiatrist explains how humans are hardwired to crave payback and why forgiveness is the ultimate antidote

Infection poses greatest threat during third trimester, according to study analyzing more than 18,000 births during pandemic peak

New research unveils powerful mapping tool that may help transform treatment of genetic disease

Neuroscientist says AI, changes in way we think about brain function will likely help speed progress

Periodontist explains how the relationship between the two diseases shapes patient care and prevention

Study of older women finds lower disease risk for those who hit that number once or twice a week

Workshops on delivering better medical care to deaf patients stress importance of sign language, body language

Prevalence rises to 70 percent under definition that includes measures other than just BMI

Radcliffe symposium explores persistent bias in care today, from marginalizing heart disease symptoms to over-diagnosing anxiety

Health experts say rise of sober-curious movement, shifts in tech, meds likely made difference in wake of pandemic excess

In podcast, experts outline potential factors driving trend and how to reduce risk

Women with heavy menstrual bleeding wait five years on average for care. Wyss technology could change that.

Healthcare analyst says outside investment can boost innovation, growth, care, but profit needs to be aligned with patient outcomes

First year of recovery is ‘immensely challenging,’ researchers note. New device could be a difference maker.

William Kaelin pursued Nobel-winning findings using a fisherman’s instinct