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How One Woman Survived Breast Implant Illness

Debbie Friedlander on how she is finding relief from breast implant illness 25 years after undergoing a preventive mastectomy.
By Debbie Friedlander

What You Need to Know About the Eye Microbiome

Recent research reveals our eyes have a microbiome, just like the gut and skin do. Learn how this finding may be used to treat eye disorders.
By Michael Dregni

New Research: No Amount of Alcohol Is Healthy?

Recent research is challenging the notion that moderate alcohol consumption is beneficial for health. Some experts are arguing for complete abstinence due to it's significant link to major health risks. Learn more about their findings.
By Craig Cox

The Controversy Surrounding Lasik Eye Surgery

This highly popular elective procedure has been under scrutiny as the FDA contemplates issuing warnings regarding potential complications. Learn more.
By Michael Dregni

What Are Some Ways I Can Stay Cool When Out and About During Hot Weather?

Embrace the outdoors even when temperatures rise by being mindful of timing, clothing, and your body’s signals.
By Alexandra Smith, MA, LPCC

How Can I Keep My Body Cool During Heat Waves?

Here are some clever strategies to try.
By Alexandra Smith, MA, LPCC

A Serious Rise in Alcohol-Related Deaths

A recent CDC study reports an alarming rise in alcohol-related deaths, and the pandemic appears to have exacerbated the issue. Learn more.
By Michael Dregni

How Extreme Temperatures Caused by Climate Change Can Affect Your Health — and How to Stay Safe

Explore these tips to stay healthy during periods of extreme heat.
By Mo Perry

FDA Proposes Updates to “Healthy” Food Criteria

Many sugary cereals and sweetened yogurts will no longer be able to market their foods as "healthy" under the proposed rules.
By Craig Cox

What Is Medical Gaslighting?

Medical gaslighting occurs when a healthcare provider dismisses a patient's symptoms as unimportant, psychosomatic, or as a manifestation of hypochondria.
By Michael Dregni

Are We Half Human and Half Microbe?

Many experts have noted that our bacterial cells outnumber our human ones by about 10:1, but according to recent research, it might be more like 1:1.
By Courtney Helgoe

Is Being Overhydrated Dangerous?

Although overhydration is rare, it can be as dangerous as dehydration.
By Sarah Tuff

Everything You Need to Know About Hydration

Hydration is so good for our health that it’s become a hot wellness trend. We weigh in on the hype and answer common questions about what to drink and when.
By Sarah Tuff

How Hydration Affects Spine Health

It's important to hydrate well — and nourish yourself with key nutrients — to keep your spine healthy. Here's why.
By Lauren Bedosky

Talks — S4, EP13 / A Closer Look at Health Care

Our health-care industry can be confusing and difficult to navigate — and it presents challenges when the lifestyle changes that can help manage or prevent illnesses aren’t considered. Marty Makary, MPH, offers a transparent look at the industry and underscores why lifestyle changes are such important factors in the quality of our health.

With Dr. Marty Makary, MPH

8 Ways to Protect Your Vision

Proper nutrition and hydration are just two ways to support eye health.
By Michael Dregni

The Connection Between Noise and Hearing Loss

By 2050, one in four people is projected to have some hearing loss. Some of that is due to chronic noise exposure.
By Karen Bannan

Decibel Levels for 20 Common Sounds

From quiet to deafening, here are average decibel levels for everyday sounds in the world around us.
By Karen Bannan

Why Are Hearing Aids So Expensive?

FDA's inaction hinders development of affordable hearing aids.
By Craig Cox
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