(StatePoint) There is an epidemic of loneliness affecting boys and young men in America. The fascination with recent shows like Netflix’s “Adolescence,” Jonathan Haidt’s “The Anxious Generation,” and the return of the online “Ice Bucket Challenge” spotlight this youth mental health crisis in…

(BPT) - By 2030, more than 20% of the U.S. population — about 71 million Americans — will be over the age of 65. With age, many of us may notice changes in cognition — things like misplacing our keys or forgetting a neighbor's name. While we expect our bodies to change with age and aren't al…

(BPT) - Forget the needles; a new wave of at-home skincare is empowering us to achieve remarkably smooth skin, and the buzz around the "Notox" movement advocating for injection-free alternatives for the same look is only getting louder. In a beauty landscape increasingly focused on proactive…

(BPT) - When you or a loved one undergoes a surgical procedure, it can be overwhelming. Many healthcare professionals comprise the surgical team to ensure your well-being throughout the process. Nurses are among those who make a big impact on your quality of care. One type of nurse who may b…

(NAPSI)—Though women may understand how different conditions or hormonal changes affect their bodies, many do not realize how numerous issues specific to women can also be detrimental to their oral health. 

(BPT) - At a time when mental health is often in the news, it can be overlooked that even children as young as 5-7 years old can have conditions including anxiety, depression and behavior disorders. According to the CDC, approximately 1 in 7 children ages 3-17 had a current, diagnosed mental…

(BPT) - Whether you're new to the workout world or a lifelong athlete, you need the right fuel to power your workouts. Proper nutrition before and after exercise is critical to performing well, recovering quickly and making strides in your physical fitness journey.

(BPT) - No matter your age, you should be aware of how you can reduce your risk of stroke. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), strokes affect more than 800,000 people each year in the U.S. and remain a leading cause of death and long-term disability.

(BPT) - Before you wrap your spring cleaning this season, did you remember to check your spice cabinet? A 2025 survey conducted by Suzy, a leading end-to-end market research platform, found that 70% of consumers only check the expiration or best-by date on spices "sometimes" — or "not at all…

(Family Features) Strokes can happen to anyone, at any age – even young people. Despite being one of the leading causes of death and long-term disability in the United States, strokes are largely preventable, treatable and beatable – if you can control your risk factors.

(Family Features) Your quality of life and overall well-being depend on developing habits that range from eating a healthy diet and drinking plenty of water to protecting your skin from sun damage. These and other practices are also essential to your eye health.

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(Family Features) Most people think of heart attacks as debilitating pain in the chest. However, that’s not always the case, especially for women, and missing the signs can be a matter of life and death.

(Family Features) These days, wellness information is practically everywhere you turn. Do this; don’t do that. Eat more of this; eat less of that. This is good for you; that is bad.

(BPT) - Imagine spending your entire work day, every day, in a windowless room, with only artificial light to illuminate your space. It's not an inspiring, motivating or pleasant place to spend hundreds of hours every month, yet for some American children — particularly those attending schoo…

(BPT) - California's legislation and federal proposals spark a nationwide shift toward cleaner hydration options for children.

(BPT) - When Tony Villiotti was diagnosed with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), the most common type of liver cancer, at 71 years old he felt alone and overwhelmed. "Once we got the diagnosis, my wife and I wanted to learn more," Villiotti says. "But we didn't really have a lot of information."

(StatePoint) School is out, the days are long and the temperature is rising. For a safer, healthier summer, follow these American Medical Association recommendations:

(BPT) - For many, nursing isn't just a job — it's a calling. According to the report "Beyond the Bedside: The State of Nursing in 2025," 79% of nurses surveyed said they entered nursing to make a meaningful impact on patients' lives. Similarly, 70% of nursing students said their top motivati…

(BPT) - As rising temperatures and humidity signal the start of tick season, many Americans remain unprepared for the risks ahead. A recent survey commissioned on behalf of OFF!® brand insect repellents reveals that 80% of U.S. adults are concerned about the diseases ticks and mosquitoes may…

(BPT) - Menopause and perimenopause are a natural part of a woman's life. It signals the end of her menstrual cycle and tends to occur between the ages of 45 and 55. However, the transition can bring challenges.

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(BPT) - Sometimes your body sends signals that something's not quite right, but those signals don't always match what you'd expect. Many common health conditions show up differently in women than in men, yet most medical research and education have traditionally focused on male symptoms. Com…

(Family Features) It’s no secret that many grocery store dairy sections are filled with more options today. One choice continuing to gain favor with consumers is 100% grass-fed organic dairy. Nutrition, environmental awareness and animal care are some of the leading reasons consumers choose …

(Family Features) In a digital landscape crowded with influencers, it’s not every day you find one who doubles as a board-certified physician. However, Doctor Mikhail Varshavski – also known as Doctor Mike – made a name for himself by pairing medical expertise with charisma and clarity.

(NewsUSA) - More than 100,000 Americans have said goodbye to their common skin cancer without requiring surgery, owing to a relatively new noninvasive treatment available at many dermatology practices around the nation.

(StatePoint) Walking into a grocery store can feel overwhelming – especially for those trying to buy healthier food. There are so many choices, eye-catching marketing and health claims, and confusing ingredients, making it hard to know what’s healthy and what isn’t. Grocery store aisles can …

(BPT) - Wellness is a full-body experience that requires creativity to avoid burning out and losing sight of your end goal. Sports RD, Dawn Jackson Blatner, is sharing six expert-approved tips to keep your exercise routine fun while incorporating proper recovery habits — like eating almonds …

(Family Features) Senior year of high school is a time for big changes for most people, but for Emani McConnell-Brent, she did not expect it would include changes to her health. After being rushed to the emergency room with severe stomach pain, McConnell-Brent learned the problem was her kid…

(BPT) - Looks matter. And for cancer survivors who've undergone major facial surgeries, changes to their appearance and function can be emotionally and physically devastating. For many, reclaiming a sense of normalcy after facial reconstruction is an uphill battle.

(BPT) - Consumers are increasingly choosing easy, convenient foods to support their active, busy lifestyles. This trend includes ready-to-bake treats such as brownies and cookies, but with alternative ingredients like those found in Ghirardelli's new Gluten Free Double Chocolate Brownie Mix.…

(BPT) - Do you feel like you're stuck in a rut? Spring is the perfect time to reset and refocus your routine. You don't need a full lifestyle overhaul to feel more energized — just a few intentional changes can bring fresh energy to your day. With warmer days and longer hours of sunlight, no…

(Family Features) Throughout history, humans’ ability to rely on one another has been crucial to survival. Despite modern developments that help individuals live with minimal human engagement, the human need to connect remains.

(BPT) - Many young Americans continue to struggle with their physical and mental health — with 1 in 7 children ages 10-19 experiencing a mental health disorder, and 17% of children ages 6-17 experiencing obesity. But in an increasingly crowded landscape of armchair experts and fragmented fit…

(BPT) - If you've been in a hospital or other healthcare setting, you've likely encountered a Respiratory Therapist (RT) and not even realized it. Yet the work of an RT has never been more critical to people's health worldwide. Respiratory care is now one of the fastest-growing professions, …

(StatePoint) Pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that can disrupt your life for weeks and even land you in the hospital. Medical experts want you to know that there are steps you can take to reduce your risk of serious illness.

(BPT) - Each year, millions of women are diagnosed with vaginitis, an infection that most will experience at least once in their lifetime. It's one of the main reasons women visit their OB/GYN. However, getting the right diagnosis can sometimes be tricky because vaginitis shares symptoms—lik…

(NewsUSA) - Troy Ita’s life was turned upside down by diabetes. Thankfully, he doesn’t have to compromise lifestyle or family time with the help of groundbreaking technology.

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