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NewsFrequent Or Longer Naps In Older Age May Signal Declining Health, Study Suggests
Consistent increases in daytime nap frequency and duration may serve as vital early indicators for identifying underlying health risks.
News7 Common Medications That Can Cause Memory Loss
Seniors taking three or more drugs with cognitive side effects face higher risks of confusion and memory loss.
News7 Essential Nutrients You Need More of as You Age
By Christina Manian, RDN - Fact checked by Nick Blackmer Nutrients you need more of as you get older include protein, vitamin B12, and c...
NewsShould You Stop Using Benadryl? Some Doctors Think So
Newer, second-generation antihistamines, like Claritin and Zyrtec, are safer and cause less drowsiness.
NewsInnovative Wrist Surgery Helps Athlete Return To The Pickleball Court After Decades Of Pain (VIDEO)
By Jason Howland For years, a lifelong athlete was sidelined by chronic wrist pain that took more than just her ability to compete — it took a part o...
NewsRFK Jr.’s Senate Finance Appearance Spirals into Chaos Amid Vaccine Pivots and “TrumpRx” Price Scandals (Video)
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced a bruising day of testimony as lawmakers blasted his vaccine policies, drug pricing site, and "vanity" promotional videos.
NewsFDA Announces Cantaloupe Recall in Florida And 3 Other States—Fruit May Contain Salmonella
The fruits were initally pulled from shelves in late March due to potential contamination...
NewsDiagnosis for 4.20.26: Checking the pulse of Florida health care news and policy
— Thought bubble — There’s a clear split emerging on vaccines — and it’s not just between parties, it’s within them.
NewsSynching Workouts To Natural Body Clock May Help Maximize Heart Health Benefits
Written by Jessica Freeborn — Fact checked by Jill Seladi-Schulman, Ph.D. Exercise offers many health benefits, such as helping people maintain a healthy weight, lowering blood pressure, and reducing the risk of a heart attack. But does the timing of exercise affect the possible health benefits? One study published in Open Heart explored how aligning exercise timing with participants’ natural morning or evening tendencies affected a number of outcomes, including blood pressure, “bad” cholesterol, and sleep quality. The results showed that participants who exercised during their natural alertness had better outcomes than those who did the opposite, particularly the greater decrease in blood pressure. All participants were sedentary […]...