Antibiotics Won’t Treat Your Cold
By Michael DregniDoctors continue to prescribe antibiotics for colds and flu even though they can't cure them.
Doctors continue to prescribe antibiotics for colds and flu even though they can't cure them.
We asked some trusted experts to weigh in on the new guidelines expanding the definition of high blood pressure. Here's what they had to say.
A former FDA chief recommends better regulation of personal-care products.
Why exercise — not opioids — is the best remedy for back pain.
New research suggests androgen replacement therapy may increase your risk of heart attack.
A new JAMA Internal Medicine study finds that treatment with acupuncture may reduce the frequency of these debilitating headaches.
Next year, the FDA will require food manufacturers to disclose added sugars on nutrition labels. Learn why it's a big win for your health.
Many people are turning to this ancient practice for relief from acute pain and chronic symptoms. Here’s why it works.
The low-fat era may be coming to an end — but there’s still a lot you need to know about what’s healthy and what’s not.
How the sugar industry paid Harvard scientists to shift heart-disease blame to fat and cholesterol
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A new study links consumption of foods containing subsidized ingredients with America’s obesity epidemic.
Restaurant sales are showing an unprecedented increase — and that desire for convenience could be hurting our wallets and our waistlines.
New Johns Hopkins University study finds connection between kidney disease and the use of common heartburn medications.
A little bit of sunlight can do a lot of good for your health.
Strength training isn’t just for building muscle anymore: It’s an all-in-one functional-fitness strategy.