Why Women’s Sleep Is Getting a Dedicated NIH Research Conference in 2026
NIH’s 2026 Sleep and Health of Women conference puts sex and gender differences, life stages, and research gaps at the center of sleep science.
NIH’s 2026 Sleep and Health of Women conference puts sex and gender differences, life stages, and research gaps at the center of sleep science.
The FDA approved important label changes for several menopause hormone therapy products. Here is the practical context for a careful conversation with your clinician.
An NIH-supported mouse study identified an immune-cell pathway that may help explain sex differences in chronic pain. Promising does not mean proven in people.
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), a condition long shrouded in mystery and misconceptions, is finally coming into the light thanks to a groundbreaking survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This extensive study, involving over 57,000 U.S. adults, not only provides new insights into the prevalence
Forget the turkey and stuffing; the real magic of Thanksgiving lies in the leftovers! But beware – not all leftovers are created equal. This compelling guide
A remarkable medical achievement has marked the past year's development of mRNA-based vaccines for COVID-19. These vaccines use a small genetic material
Exposed: The Meat Industry's Desperate Attempt to Hide the Incredible Benefits of Plant-Based Diets!
The prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among child victims of physical violence is a significant concern that requires further examination.
Naloxone is the first drug sold without a prescription over-the-counter in the US. Overdose deaths among people aged 10-19 have increased by 109% since the last half of 2019. David Laxton, executive director of Newport Healthcare, recommends families keep Narcan at home and know how to use it. He
Stop Suffering in Silence: Why Ignoring Your Spring Allergies Could Be a Massive Mistake! It’s not your imagination—spring allergies are worsening due to climate change. To reduce pollen exposure, keep windows closed, replace HVAC filters, remove shoes indoors, and wash clothes and bedding frequently. Check pollen counts to avoid
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