BeingWell Health and Wellness

My hospital recently reintroduced a mandate that its healthcare providers wear paper surgical masks.

Vaccine hesitancy threatens global health. Using targeted strategies like communication, incentives, and partnerships can boost uptake.

These fats do more than just smoke.

Small bursts, big impact: Even a few minutes of intense activity can make a difference in cancer prevention.

College student vaping is more dangerous than anyone admitted until research evidence showed it does severe damage.

I have recently been thinking about the whirlwind of modern life.

Imagine reaching for your favorite cinnamon powder to sprinkle on your oatmeal, unaware that each shake could expose you to a toxic heavy…

It’s not from God, so it’s not yours.

How you sit, whether you engage in specific exercises, and how your muscles keep their shape all relate to a particular element of the body…

You heard me correctly: Your AirPods just became hearing aids.

What cholesterol really is and what it isn’t.

A few years ago, my blood pressure was slightly elevated.

I have often written about my to-do list for improving my healthspan.

Patients need to trust the physicians from whom they seek treatment, yet the extent of criminality and sexual abuse of them is eye-opening.

Too much sugar is bad for your brain, warn German brain experts.

Don’t be fooled into thinking that love is one thing and one thing only because we now know it’s complex.

I recently came across this headline on CNN: “Tiny shards of plastic are increasingly infiltrating our brains, study says.”

Did you know that cutting night light exposure could slash your diabetes risk?

The new COVID-19 vaccines have arrived.

We can look at how geese are force-fed for foie gras production as a start.

With growing refugee populations and limited healthcare resources, AI-supported telemedicine is emerging as a crucial solution.

I am always learning something new about exercise.

Should society hold children who murder accountable for such acts?

I am very interested in the role processed foods play in the bad health outcomes of many Americans.

As South Asian countries undergo rapid demographic and epidemiological transitions, they face a rising tide of non-communicable diseases.