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“Now the way I think about setbacks is to say some of them are very far out of our control,” Sarah Casalan says.
Plus, getting started is easy. Here's how.
Kids are drawn to AI companions for an array of reasons, from non-judgmental listening to emotional support, but there are risks. Here's how to spot...
The American Stroke Association this week released its first new clinical guidelines for strokes in a decade.
With AI comes a greater ability to collect and mine data, find insights, and help people change their behavior, she said.
“If you can't say no to a cupcake, you're not going to be able to say no to TikTok," says psychologist Becky Kennedy, aka Dr. Becky.
"The smartphone is stealing young people's childhood," Prince Harry said.
Community safety, natural-disaster risk, and financial safety all factored into this year's list.
Here's what to know about vitamin D benefits and risks, particularly when it comes to ending fatigue.
Experts weigh in on how Gen X and boomer bosses can work with, not against, the expectations of younger employees.
The new study, out of Brazil, revealed that BLT was an effective adjunctive treatment for nonseasonal depressive disorders.
When it comes to preventing breast-cancer deaths, the incremental advantage of the self-exam is hard to demonstrate. But self-awareness is vital.
“Things have gotten overwhelming over the past few weeks and I am really feeling it," Roan said in an apology to fans.
A B12 deficiency can cause issue ranging from exhaustion to neurological problems.
“I think it took a long time to process it,” the Shark Tank star says about the loss of her mom.
Olly's Hanneke Willenborg introduced a menopause policy for its own employees—and a new supplement for all women dealing with hormonal changes.
Olly's Hanneke Willenborg introduced a menopause policy for its own employees—and a new supplement for all women dealing with hormonal changes.
The loss of estrogen in menopause is strongly associated with a change in body composition.
TikTok and X were the platforms most young people regretted having in their lives.
Once testosterone is gone, said Winslet, "you have to replace it, and that is something that can be done and you'll feel sexy again. I know."
Gender-affirming treatment for transgender inmates is controversial health-care issue
Nearly half of women over 40 have dense breasts, which bring an elevated risk of breast cancer and also tend to mask it in screenings.
The rare cancer affects plasma cells, found in bone marrow.
Rules announced Monday aim to get more therapy covered by insurance.
It's both unsafe and illegal—despite changing marijuana laws in the U.S.
The move was "yet another demonstration of Aetna’s commitment to women’s health across all communities," said the insurer.
Do not mistake the special shake for a healthy smoothie.
Poll also found adults are less likely to imbibe and less likely to overindulge when they do than in the past.
The numbers represented 4.7% of all deaths total worldwide, according to the World Health Organization
Sometimes, your smartphone habit can cross over into problematic territory.
Fearlessness, speed, and strength are all crucial attributes, coaches explain.
The chartreuse soda contains three artificial sweeteners and various additives. How safe are they?
The Kids Online Health and Safety Task Force just released parental and industry guidelines for online health and safety. Is it enough?
Why grown kids moving back home can be a big adjustment for parents.
Kloss says it’s taken her a while to find work and issues to align herself with that have true meaning.
Menstrual cups are reusable tampon alternatives that collect blood rather than absorb it. Here's how they work.
Among the unexpected findings were psilocybin and psilocin, the two active and illegal components of psychedelic mushrooms
If the barrage of negative news is leaving you feeling anxious, stunned, angry, or paralyzed, you are not alone. Here's what to do.
'The Anxious Generation' chief researcher holds his ground in what he calls “a normal academic debate.”
The latest teen parlance is used to poke fun at each other, and one’s self, for eating. Here's why experts are concerned.
Actress Shelley Duvall died of diabetes complications this week. An expert explains the possible meanings.
There’s a fair amount of variability when it comes to the effects of aging. Here’s what experts say.
In the wake of last week’s presidential debate, many Americans having aging on the brain.
When it comes to ovarian cancer, there is no such thing as early testing. Here's what to do instead.
Sometimes caffeine just doesn’t do the trick.
No smartphones before high school is No. 1.
After a decades-long decline, the percentage of teens getting summer jobs is on an upswing.
The third annual Workplace Well-being report from Deloitte indicates a major gulf in understanding between executives and employees.
A new survey revealed that 41% of parents struggle in some way to provide food when school is closed.
Teachers feel all three pain points at about twice the rate of comparable working adults.