What is the temperature of your tea? Study examines possible risks to heart health
October 24, 2026Updated October 25, 2026, 1:19 p.m. ET The temperature at which you drink your tea may be associated with your risk of vascular disease, according to a new study of more than 485,000 adults in China. Researchers found that people who…
I’m a dietitian and this is what I tell people who drink diet soda every day
“Hearst Magazines and AOL may earn commissions or revenue from certain articles through these links.” As a registered dietitian, I hear some version of this confession almost every week: “I know I should stop, but I really like my diet soda.”…
Raw buffalo brains? Enter the Realm of “Dark Nutrition”
When journalist Sophie Haigney was talking to a friend about her fascination with some of the wackiest diets, her friend coined the term “dark eating.” And in one piece for the New York Times MagazineHaigney digs straight in. The story, for…
What people aged 50 and older need to know about the flu vaccine – NPR
What people aged 50 and over need to know about the flu vaccine NPR Moderna (MRNA) Starts Late-Stage Trial for Avian Flu mRNA Vaccine Yahoo Finance Why you should take creatine, detect cancer earlier than ever and what you need to know about the new mRNA…
“Circadian” Depression Could Be Why You Can’t Sleep
Depressive symptoms may seem similar, but there are various underlying causes. Although depressive symptoms like fatigue, low mood, or low energy may look the same in many people, this complex illness can be caused by a combination of factors leading to…
American Catholics abandon the bottle as their drinking habits change
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A historic shift in U.S. drinking habits shows Catholic drinking is reaching record levels, although scientific experts caution against attributing the decline solely to religious or cultural changes. In the…
Why scientists no longer think plastic is the safest material available – The Washington Post
Why scientists no longer think plastic is the safest material available The Washington Post Microplastics: a hidden threat to health? Harvard Health After all, microplastics are not inert: in water, they produce DNA-damaging free radicals Scientific…
Why Crafting is Good for Your Brain, According to Science
Kerstin Amezcua started crocheting after returning from a military deployment as a medic in Kuwait. “I wasn’t in a good position to come back,” said Amezcua, 35, who returned to the United States about five years ago. “All my previous coping mechanisms…
What Lymphatic Drainage Tools Can and Cannot Do for Your Health
If you’ve spent any time on social media lately, you may have seen people practicing lots of gua sha routines — gently scraping your face with a flat, smooth, crystal-like tool — or standing on vibrating plates, claiming they’re necessary to…
Demeter Daskalakis left the CDC to fight RFK Jr. Did he make the right choice?
At the end of August 2025, Demetre Daskalakis, senior immunization official at the CDC, submitted his letter of resignation. He was tired of seeing the national vaccination system collapse around him. That evening, he entered his eighth-floor office at…