How are Peanut Butter and Alzheimer’s Connected?

Studies show that your sense of smell could predict if you may be likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease

Because people are living longer, the number of Alzheimer’s disease cases is on the rise. The disease currently has…

The Silent Health Risks of Gender Norms

Gender stereotypes are everywhere; they are deeply ingrained in our society as well as our psyche. But, they may also be dangerous to our health.

Battle of the Bacon: The Great Debate

Which is the better choice: Pork or turkey?

How much coffee is too much?

Consumption guidelines from medical experts.

2017 has been kind to the country’s favorite caffeinated beverage — several reports were published on the effects of caffeine on health, three of them even associating more coffee…

Shockwaves May Alleviate Erectile Dysfunction

Since the FDA approved the drug Sildenafil (commonly known as Viagra®) in 1998, there have been no major advances in treatments for erectile dysfunction. That may soon change, thanks to new research led by expert urologist Dr. Ranjith Ramasamy.

The Science of Yum: Why We Like Certain Foods

Scientists and foodies alike are wondering why we like (and dislike) the foods we do.

Did you know that your taste buds are like tiny computers, and there are literally thousands of them on your tongue? They sense food…

Can We Reprogram the Brain to Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease?

Can a newly-discovered molecule reverse Alzheimer’s?

How This Therapy Dog is Making Chemotherapy Patients Happier

For a little less than a year, Colin the Therapy Dog has been visiting with cancer patients, making their day just a little bit brighter as…

Sleep It Off, or See a Doctor? What You Need to Know about the Rise in Youth Concussions.

Concussion incidents aren’t limited to sports. From bike or car accidents to falls on playgrounds, the potential source for childhood concussions are varied — and driving their…

Take a Real Vacation (Your Health Depends on It)

Vacation? Who has time for that? If you’re like more than half of all Americans — 54 percent, according to various studies — you didn’t use all the paid…