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The Workers at Risk of Losing Healthcare Coverage in 2027
Work requirements for Medicaid and the ACA begin in January. Freelancers, part-timers and the self-employed could lose health insurance.
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Eat Better, Feel Better: A Mood - Food Connection
People who sharply reduced their ultraprocessed food intake often also experienced a reduction in symptoms of depression and anxiety.
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She Left After Waiting Hours in the Emergency Room. The ER Billed Her Anyway.
She went to the emergency room for relief from a migraine. After waiting for four hours, she went home untreated. Then came the $410 bill.
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Reading is Brain Food
Reading is brain food. It helps kids develop stronger language skills and attention and can reduce seniors' risk of dementia by a third.
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The Changing Dating Landscape
Singles asked about dating, relationships, marriage, children, commitment and gender roles gave answers suggesting a generational shift.
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Huge Jump in Type 2 Diabetes Seen in Teens
A study found a tenfold increase in cases of type 2 diabetes over two decades. Its effect on health is far more serious in this age group.
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Is It Better to Walk Longer or Faster?
Both the duration and intensity of one's walking make a difference in health, but they somewhat offset each other. Find what works for you.
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Reduce Your Risk of Heart Disease -- Lower the Lights Late at Night
Time spent under artificial lights late at night is not good for your heart. It affects the heart muscle and can lead to heart disease.
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Vitamin B12 Helps Protect Against Birth Defects
Babies are less likely to be born with birth defects when BOTH parents have high blood levels of folate and vitamin B12 before conception.
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Seniors, Socializing Is Good for Your Brain
Taking part in social activities stimulates areas of the brain related to memory and executive functioning and slows cognitive decline.
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