Healthy Living

Calls to poison centers for ADHD medication errors have risen 300% since 2000, study finds

ADHD medication errors have risen by nearly 300% between 2000 and 2021 for people younger than 20 years old, a new study found. Doctors offer input on causes and prevention.

Sexism in chess: Female players face 'gender bias' even from mentors and parents, study claims

A new study from New York University has found that female chess players in the male-dominated game of chess face "gender bias" from their mentors and even their parents. Here are details.

The 8 biggest Alzheimer’s disease myths — and the truths behind them

Despite the prevalence of Alzheimer's disease, experts say that many misconceptions remain. Dementia specialists share some of the most common myths and the realities behind

Ask a doctor: 'When should I worry about heart palpitations?'

Dr. Bradley Serwer, an Ohio cardiologist, discussed what causes heart palpitations, when they should be evaluated by a doctor and how the common condition is treated.

Head of embattled Illinois child services agency to resign at year's end

Marc D. Smith, the director of Illinois' troubled Department of Children and Family Services, has announced his intent to resign at the end of the year.

Moonbathing may deliver energy, inspiration and overall well-being, astrologer says

Moonbathing, an ancient practice, cultivates a connection with the moon — and more people today are seeking connection, wellness, healing and inspiration, experts say. Here are details.

6 signs your mattress might be disrupting your sleep, according to experts

Your choice of mattress can make or break the quality of your sleep, experts agree. Fox News Digital spoke with several sleep specialists to pinpoint the signs that yours might need replacing.

Flu prevention tips from Florida's surgeon general: A 'day-to-day’ healthy lifestyle is key

Florida State Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo encouraged maintaining a balanced, healthy lifestyle to support the immune system as a flu prevention method.

Parents are using Apple AirTags to track their kids. Should they be doing this?

Apple AirTags are being used by parents who want to keep track of their children's whereabouts for safety reasons. The tech giant and some critics don't advise the method.

Doctors alert consumers to laxative abuse dangers and ‘warning signs’ amid ongoing drug shortage

Amid a soaring demand for laxatives, many brands are now in short supply across the country. Doctors share potential reasons for the shortage and alternative solutions.