A 24-hour fast triggers a surprising restorative response in the gut
A 24-hour fast can help prepare the intestines to recover from radiation damage, but scientists have discovered that a particular gut bacteria plays a crucial role in making this possible. New preclinical research from the University of Texas MD Anderson…
Wisconsin reports first measles-related infant death in 36 years
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services said Thursday that an infant has died in connection with the state’s ongoing measles outbreak. The coroner listed measles as the immediate cause of death, the department said, declining to release further…
Weekend habits that are harming your heart health
Drinking excessively Too much alcohol on the weekend will harm your heart. Regular binge drinking – when women drink more than six units (three 175ml glasses of wine) or men drink more than eight units (four double gin and tonics) in a single sitting –…
Bobcat tests positive for rabies in Arizona County. What to know
Updated November 7, 2026 at 4:43 p.m. MT A bobcat found in the Cherry Creek and Dagger Canyon area of Gila County tested positive for rabies, Gila County Animal Care & Control said. In a press release shared by the county on social media on Nov.…
Obesity medications may help protect memory and cognitive abilities
Medicines used to treat obesity may also help protect the brain. In a review published in Science, researchers explain how a better understanding of the effects of these drugs could lead to new treatments that protect memory and other important cognitive…
Why does everyone brag about their ferritin levels?
“Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commissions or revenue from certain articles through these links.” Quick view “Maybe you’re not depressed and unmotivated…maybe you just have low ferritin,” Elizabeth Orringo, wellness influencer and host of The…
2 ‘forever chemicals’ linked to higher risk of breast cancer: study
Two “forever chemicals,” also known as PFAS, have been linked to a higher risk from harsh substances. breast canceraccording to a recent study from the National Institutes of Health. Chemicals found in everyday objects Dig Deeper: Researchers found that…
Drinking 2 to 3 cups of coffee a day significantly reduces the risk of dementia
Your daily cup of coffee may do more than help you wake up in the morning. A long-term study of American adults suggests that regular consumption of caffeinated coffee is associated with a significantly lower risk of dementia and better cognitive health…
When Your Sadness Turns To Sad, These Tips Can Help
As winter approaches and daylight hours shorten, people prone to seasonal depression may feel it in their bodies and brains. According to the AP, the millions of people who suffer from seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, typically have episodes of…
Healthier form of salt could prevent nearly 3 million deaths each year, scientists say
Excessive salt consumption can raise blood pressure, increasing the risk of heart disease, stroke and kidney damage. High sodium intake can also contribute to water retention and put extra strain on the heart and blood vessels. Credit: Stock A global…