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Pandemic Drinking without the Pandemic
Social life has largely returned to normal after the quarantines during COVID. But the pandemic-era rise in drinking has persisted.
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Is It a Viral or Bacterial Infection?
Don't assume that an antibiotic will relieve your lung congestion. If it's the flu, an antibiotic could make it worse.
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Bright Days, Dark Nights Build Longevity
Your body's clock does best with natural input. People exposed to little daylight and too much artificial light at night live fewer years.
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Guns and Playdates
Most parents don’t think to ask about guns in the homes their kids visit and may be uneasy about doing so. Here are ways to handle it.
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New Moms Need to Get Moving
Exercise can help ease the symptoms of postpartum anxiety and depression that many experience. A brisk walk four times a week will do it.
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Weight-Loss Surgery in Adolescence Offers Long-Term Health Benefits
Teens who had bariatric surgery show a reduced risk of diabetes and high blood pressure a decade later, yet few families opt for it.
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Encouraging News for Sedentary Folks
If you spend most of your time sitting, take heart: Adding exercise, even 5 minutes a day, will do good things for your blood pressure.
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A Blood Test to Replace a Colonoscopy?
The FDA has approved a blood test to screen for colon cancer. It’s undeniably less invasive than a colonoscopy, but is it as effective?
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Serving Up Quality Time at the Family Table
Families who ate together during the pandemic laughed and listened more than before lockdown and formed stronger bonds over dinner.
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The Health Perks of Being a War Baby
British citizens born during wartime sugar rationing enjoy health benefits as adults that seem to stem from an early life with little sugar.
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