Mental Health

• Oct 29, 2026 Dr. Scholl’s Reverie Ankle Booties Review: Comfort, Fit and Arch Support A two-week city-walking test found lightweight cushioning and moderate arch support, with a snug fit and stiff zipper as drawbacks.
• Oct 29, 2026 Prime Editing Enters a Wilson Disease Trial, With Human Results Still to Come A first patient has received an in-body DNA editor for Wilson disease. The early trial will test safety and whether it can reduce copper buildup.
• Oct 29, 2026 Why Cold Weather Can Make Joint Pain and Stiffness Feel Worse Cold may worsen joint discomfort through several possible pathways, though it doesn’t cause arthritis. Learn what may help and when to seek care.
• Oct 28, 2026 Daily Sun Protection and Gentle Skin Care May Help Prevent Dark Spots Daily broad-spectrum sunscreen is the main defense against dark spots. Antioxidants and gentle skin care may help, while some pigmentation needs medical review.
• Oct 28, 2026 AI Hearing Aids in 2026: How Six Premium Platforms Handle Noise and Speech Six premium hearing aid platforms use AI in different ways, from automatic speech enhancement to wearer controlled noise reduction.
• Oct 28, 2026 20 Gift Ideas for Teen Girls, From Skincare Sets to Creative Kits These gift picks span skincare, tech, crafts and cozy favorites, with options for different interests and budgets.
• Oct 28, 2026 Nature, Water and Morning Light May Support Mental Well-Being Research links time in nature with mood, stress and sleep benefits. Simple ways to notice water, natural details and daylight may fit everyday routines.
• Oct 28, 2026 Julius Thomas on Emotional Regulation, Recovery and Life After Football The former NFL tight end turned clinical psychologist says recovery and emotional skills can support performance through demanding work and major life changes.
• Oct 27, 2026 Cold-Linked BH2 Pathway Extends Roundworm Lifespan, but Human Benefits Remain Unclear Cold-grown worms produced more BH2 and lived longer. Human cell findings are promising, but they don’t show that supplements slow aging in people.
• Oct 27, 2026 Garmin Smartwatches Compared: Wellness, Running, Outdoor and Golf Features Compare Garmin watches by wellness, running, outdoor and golf features, with battery life and health tracking limitations in mind.
• Oct 26, 2026 Spatial Proteomics Maps Tumor Ecosystems in Ovarian and Kidney Cancer Studies in ovarian and kidney cancer show how spatial protein mapping and AI may reveal tumor features linked to recurrence, survival and treatment response.
• Oct 26, 2026 Posture-Correcting Bras: What Experts Say and Five Options to Consider Posture bras may offer a gentle cue and added support, but they work best alongside strength and movement—not as a stand-alone fix.
• Oct 26, 2026 First Human Shamonda Virus Case Raises Questions About Animal-to-Human Spread A severely immunocompromised man in France developed the first known human Shamonda virus infection. Wider spread is considered unlikely, but monitoring continu...
• Oct 26, 2026 Chest Pain: Clues That May Point to the Heart or Chest Muscles Pain linked to movement or a tender spot may be musculoskeletal, but heart problems can feel different. New or unexplained pain deserves medical attention.
• Oct 26, 2026 Fatigue at 43: When Everyday Strain and Health Concerns Overlap A nurse practitioner weighs how clinicians can investigate fatigue while recognizing the effects of stress, sleep loss and unrealistic wellness comparisons.
• Oct 23, 2026 After an MS Misdiagnosis, One Woman Is Still Searching for Answers After 11 years with an MS diagnosis, Michele Vincent learned it may be wrong. Her symptoms remain, and testing has yet to explain them.
• Oct 23, 2026 Walking Gift Ideas for Comfort, Hydration and Safety From supportive shoes to hydration gear and warm layers, these walking gifts can make regular strolls more comfortable and enjoyable.
• Oct 23, 2026 Nervous System Dysregulation: What Symptoms May Mean and What Can Help “Nervous system dysregulation” isn’t a formal diagnosis. Experts explain what the term describes, what may help, and when to seek support.
• Oct 23, 2026 Study Finds Circadian Patterns in 23% of People With Depression A study of more than 10,000 Australians identified a depression profile linked to disrupted body clocks, but its clinical meaning and treatments need more resea...
• Oct 23, 2026 Why a Regular Morning Bowel Movement Can Suddenly Change A shift in morning bowel habits is often temporary. Learn common triggers, signs to discuss with a clinician, and routines that may support regularity.