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Massachusetts doctor's rare condition helps him 'feel' what patients feel
Dr. Joe Salinas, a neurologist with mirror touch synesthesia, uses his rare condition to better empathize with his patients' physical sensations.
Obese patients face long odds against returning to a healthy weight
A long-term U.K. study shows that obese individuals face significant challenges in achieving and maintaining a healthy body weight.
What to know about high-intensity interval training
Discover the 10-20-30 training method, a simple and efficient way to incorporate high-intensity interval training into your fitness routine.
Testosterone fails to help with ejaculation problems
A four-month clinical trial found that testosterone therapy does not improve ejaculatory dysfunction in men with low testosterone levels.
CDC data says Montgomery most sexually diseased US city, group
Montgomery, Alabama, has been ranked as the U.S. city with the highest rates of syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia, according to CDC data.
Some serious drug side effects not told to FDA within 15 days
A study reveals that drug companies frequently miss the 15-day FDA deadline for reporting serious, unexpected medication side effects.
5 ways to avoid summer weight gain
Beat summer weight gain with these simple tips, including staying hydrated, choosing fiber-rich foods, and practicing mindful eating habits.
New heart drug guidelines efficient and cost effective
New research suggests that updated cholesterol-lowering medication guidelines are both clinically efficient and cost-effective for patients.
14 signs you could be anemic
Iron-deficiency anemia is common but often overlooked; look for subtle signs like persistent fatigue and pale mucous membranes.
How junk food damages your body in 9 days or less
Even short-term consumption of junk food can negatively impact your metabolism and cause immediate damage to your arterial health.
10 Signs You May Have Kidney Disease
Kidney disease often goes undiagnosed until late stages; knowing the early warning signs like fatigue and sleep issues is crucial for your health.
11 ways to help your child adjust to a new baby
Help your older child transition to being a sibling by preparing them early and making the introduction to the new baby a special, private moment.
Pot death: Teen leaps 4 stories after eating marijuana cookie
A Colorado teenager died after consuming a high-dose marijuana edible, highlighting the dangers of recreational cannabis products.
Travel tricks to help you slim down
Travel often leads to unhealthy habits, but you can maintain your weight goals by prioritizing protein at breakfast and choosing fruit for dessert.
15 weird risk factors for kidney stones
Kidney stones are increasingly common, but dietary adjustments like maintaining proper calcium balance can help prevent them effectively.
Lawyer cites teacher's brain condition in student sex assaults
A defense attorney claims a teacher accused of sexual assault suffers from frontal lobe syndrome, which impacts impulse control and social behavior.
Girl’s nosebleed leads to rare kidney disease diagnosis, parents’ kidney cancer diagnoses
A teenager's rare kidney disease diagnosis led to a life-saving discovery of kidney cancer in both of her parents during the donor screening process.
Missouri man gets 30 years for exposing sex partners to HIV
A Missouri man received a 30-year prison sentence for knowingly exposing multiple sexual partners to HIV without their knowledge or consent.
Getting in shape may help reduce irregular heart rhythm
A study shows that improving cardiovascular fitness through exercise can significantly reduce symptoms for people suffering from atrial fibrillation.
5 things to know about running in the heat
Stay safe and consistent with your running routine during the hot summer months. Follow these five essential tips for running in the heat.