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Nutrition
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Menopause-Related Dry Eye Can Trigger Watery Eyes: What May Help
Hormonal changes can disrupt the tear film and make eyes water in wind. Small studies suggest intentional blinking and certain supplements may help.
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New Ferritin Cutoffs Could Help Identify Iron Deficiency Earlier
Updated ASH ferritin thresholds may identify iron deficiency sooner, including in people whose hemoglobin levels appear normal.
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Norovirus Usually Lasts 1 to 3 Days, but You May Still Spread It
Norovirus symptoms often ease within days, though shedding can continue. Learn what symptoms to expect, ways to manage fluids and when to seek care.
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AI Neural Networks May Be More Interpretable Than Researchers Expected
A researcher’s analysis suggests many AI neurons track related ideas, though the findings remain preliminary and don’t explain how whole networks behave.
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Biopharma Manufacturing Needs Connected Data and Workforce Readiness to Scale New Therapies
Cytiva’s Nicolas Pivet says better visibility, connected information and workforce skills can help biopharma turn scientific advances into reliable production.
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At-Home Pilates Gear: Mats, Weights, Reformers and Accessories
Build a home Pilates setup with a supportive mat, light resistance and comfortable clothing. Instructors explain what to prioritize and what’s optional.
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Daily Nut Intake Linked to Lower Hypertension Risk in a Large Review
A review of studies involving nearly 150,000 people linked about 30 to 35 grams of nuts a day with lower hypertension risk, but didn’t prove cause and effect.
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Why Nasal Congestion Can Shift From One Side to the Other
The nasal cycle alternates airflow between nostrils. Colds and allergies can make it more noticeable, while persistent blockage may merit medical advice.
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Pea Salads Add Fiber and Protein, but Large Portions May Cause Bloating
Peas offer fiber, protein and other nutrients, though large servings can upset digestion. Smaller portions and varied vegetables may be easier to enjoy.
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Diet Soda and Health: What the Research Shows and What Remains Unclear
Diet soda can help replace sugary drinks, but studies linking it to health risks don’t prove cause and effect. Water remains a useful everyday choice.
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Midlife Breakfast: Protein, Fiber and Practical Choices for Steadier Energy
A dietitian shares simple midlife breakfasts built around protein, fiber and whole foods, while explaining what these choices may support.
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Five Early Signs of Osteoarthritis and When to Seek an Evaluation
Activity related pain, brief morning stiffness, joint noises, reduced movement and swelling can warrant a medical evaluation, especially when they affect daily...
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Carepod One Plus Review: Easy Cleaning and Long Runtime, With a Heavy Tank
A four-month bedroom test found the Carepod One Plus quiet and simple to clean, though its full 4-liter tank is heavy and its nightlight may be bright.
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Asics Gel-Slowcush Review: Plush Comfort for Long, Easy Walks
Three weeks of city walks found exceptional cushioning and stable footing, with a tall, bulky feel that suits relaxed outings better than brisk commutes.
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Why AI Safety Cannot Depend on a Single Emergency Switch
Advanced AI runs on distributed infrastructure and depends on human decisions, making oversight and safeguards more complex than a simple off switch.
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Fermented Foods and Healthy Aging: What the Research Shows
Fermented foods may support gut and metabolic health, but current studies don’t show they extend lifespan. Here’s what the evidence suggests.
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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.
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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.
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Five Finger Death Punch’s Zoltán Báthory on Music, Community and Judo
The band’s founder reflects on 20 years of music, the fans who find meaning in it and his efforts to support judo in the United States.
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What to Know About the Recall of 17 Toothpaste Products
More than 4 million tubes across 17 products are affected. Check brand and product details, and see what the source says about next steps.