BeingWell Health and Wellness

On May 12, 2025, Donald Trump signed an executive order to cut U.S. prescription drug prices by linking U.S. drug prices to other…

A surreal bout of vertigo sent me spinning — literally and metaphorically.

Why would this oxidation be so damaging to us?

What I learned about loneliness from the most isolated rooms in medicine.

The implications differ substantially across the three primary stakeholders: pharmaceutical companies, payers and patients.

A cancer doctor weighs in on the surprising new study that links poultry to higher cancer risk — and what you should worry about instead.

What are the best foods that you should eat to support aging?

A new study reviews research on the benefits of exercise on cognitive health.

I use photography to lower stress and sharpen attention — and the science behind it is stunning.

Channeling Care Through Empathy

Novel brain mechanism may unlock new targets for treatment of bipolar disorder.

The Ice Bucket Challenge is back. This time, it’s not just about ALS. It’s about saving minds.

A recent study shows that combining two activities improves our motivation to exercise.

What I practice daily to protect my peace, sharpen my mind, and stay resilient through stress.

Exploring the Default Mode Network: Your brain’s hidden pathway to creativity and self-reflection

These drugs don't advertise or emphasize their physical side effects, but people are starting to notice them.

As a cancer doctor and over-60 bodybuilder, I live by simple, science-backed changes. Most people want better health, but they also need…

What Forrest Gump got right — backed by brain science

I’ve spent decades helping people face their final days. Here’s what they most wish they had done differently. By Michael Hunter, MD.

You don’t need supplements or a new app. You need a clock, a walk, and the courage to protect your energy. By Michael Hunter, MD.

Forget supplements — this free, ancient habit builds your brain, boosts your mood, and adds years to your life.

Our small intestines do need to produce sufficient lactase enzymes to digest all that lactose!

A Seattle oncologist shares how quiet giving — from hospital halls to blog posts — can ripple through a life.

It’s not just what you eat — it’s what’s eating away at you. The danger isn’t in your cravings. It’s in your cart.