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First, the good news: Only 11% of Americans smoke cigarettes. But there's bad news, too.
If vaccination rates don't pick up, says study, measles and other diseases "could become household names again."
Feeling in awe of your kid is particularly powerful, a new study has found.
"I didn't know that there was a stage 0,” Knowles said. Here's what it means.
Plenty of parents were not impressed with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s recent press conference on autism.
The research is the first to explore the association between walking pace and arrhythmias .
Use of digital technologies was associated with reduced risk of cognitive impairment and decline.
CT-associated cancer could eventually account for 5% of all new cancer diagnoses each year, the study projects.
Your brain, heart, and bones are among the beneficiaries of this healthy way of eating.
From imposing rigid rules to no rules, people tend to parent in one of four basic ways.
“I was unable to carry this pregnancy for medical reasons and we were blessed to have a surrogate who gave us the most precious gift possible," Ms....
The large meta-analysis is the latest to show a connection between autism and diabetes.
Medicare Advantage plans are paid more for sicker members and less for healthier members, which provides an incentive for MA plans to report as many...
Various sources of antioxidants and healthy fats are likely to cost a lot more soon.
Those in the study consuming drinks with sucralose had greater hunger responses.
Jonathan Haidt has these 3 urgent messages for parents worried about the effects of screen time.
A new small study finds that certain nutritional choices may be a way to keep biological age low and even reverse it.
Java contains cholesterol-elevating substances, called diterpenes, but the way you brew it can keep the levels low.
A new study asserts that women experience a drop in earnings at the end of their child-bearing years.
A primer on fluoride in drinking water, its history of controversy, and what the science says.
94% of the microplastics in gum were released within the first eight minutes of chewing, researchers found.
Parents aren't heeding the warnings, despite 49% being concerned for their children’s mental health, according to a new report
A striking 58% of parents and 61% of children and teens said that for families like theirs, things are going just fair or poorly. And the economy is...
Up to a half of Americans think there is no one ideal age at which people should get married or have kids. But some believe this is the magic number.
“We really want these results to be empowering for parents,” said Consumer Reports, which tested 41 types of baby formula.
The small clinical trial found no difference between those who took the supplement at the recommended dose and those who did not.
Women who out-earn their husbands have options.
Over a third of American couples opt to sleep apart. Here's why—and how to do so while still remaining close.
It's a microscopic algae that goes by its Latin name of 'Chlorella vulgaris.'
It was “mentally and emotionally abusive,” says a young man who has been through it. An expert has called it "torture."
Experts warn that the stuff is about 50% saturated fat, which raises the risk of high cholesterol and heart disease.
To aid in gut health, Oz has pushed the benefits of probiotics. Do they really work?
Female breadwinners represent just 16% of all U.S. households—but account for 42% of divorces
"TikTok must think that every parent is just a complete idiot," said Titania Jordan in a new Instagram reel.
"TikTok must think that every parent is just a complete idiot," said Titania Jordan in a new Instagram reel.
Here's why the features are a "step in the right direction," but not the end of the story.
“Panda moms aren’t lazy,” said the creator of this style. “What they do is give children scaffolding to let them go free.”
"Parenting is hard," Hudson, mom of 3, told Kylie Kelce on her podcast.
The treatment is increasingly popping up among longevity chasing biohackers and at spas and wellness centers.
While baby boomers are “used to the doctors telling them what to do," Hale says, “young folks are thinking about it."
“The latest data from the Phase I trial are encouraging,” said the study’s lead author.
A new report reveals that tap water is delivering harmful chemicals like PFAS (“forever chemicals”), heavy metals, and radioactive substances to...
Here’s what to know about vitamin D benefits and risks, particularly when it comes to ending fatigue.
Just over half of parents support teens getting non-surgical cosmetic procedures if there’s what they believe to be a valid reason
Researchers prepared couples-therapy scenarios and then had responses—from experienced therapists and the AI chatbot—rated by over 800 participants.
An IKEA global sleep study found a shared desire for more rest. Here's how to get it.
“With the yo-yoing of the policy," says one transgender naval officer, "it can make it hard for people to know where they're safe.”
There are some possible benefits to the trendy wellness practice, but not a ton—and they are mostly without staying power.
Nightmares and changes in vision can both be early warning signs of dementia.
"Looking at 2025, there is an uncertainty stemming from potential impact on demand for home appliances from possible new trade policies in North...
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