
Do Prostate Cancer Screenings Significantly Reduce Deaths?
New findings reignite controversy about current recommendations

Do Prostate Cancer Screenings Significantly Reduce Deaths?
New findings reignite controversy about current recommendations

Lessons from before Abortion Was Legal
Before 1973, abortion in the U.S. was severely restricted. More than 40 years later Roe v. Wade is under attack, and access increasingly depends on a woman's income or zip code


Dermatologists Find That Memorable Movie Villains Are Distinguished by Facial Skin Conditions
Not every movie villain has terrible skin, but it helps

New Wireless Pacemaker Could Prevent Common Complications
Powered by microwaves, the device avoids some of the risks traditional systems pose

It’s Time to End the War on Women’s Health
Republican efforts to dismantle U.S. health care unfairly target one gender

Women and Men Die of Different Causes in Middle Age
What do most women and men die of?

“What the Health” Documentary: A Review
Some thoughts on the latest of a growing number of food- and health-related documentaries, along with some thoughts about this documentary genre, in general.

The Genetics of Eating Disorders
New research bolsters the growing case that genes play a significant role

How Conor McGregor's Weight Loss Ahead of His Big Fight May Harm His Body
Quickly dropping pounds can fuel dehydration and risks to vital organs

When to Worry about Ringing in Your Ears
Have you ever heard a ringing in your ears and wondered what to do? Up to 50 million people report having tinnitus in the U.S. Yet it is typically a benign condition. What can cause it? And how should you treat it?

Why Does Being in the Heat Make Us Feel Tired?
A hot summer day makes the body work overtime

Is Your Metabolism to Blame?
Is a slow metabolism keeping you from losing weight? Can you do anything to speed it up? A closer look at what we can realistically do to change our metabolism