Healthy Living

Bionic knee helps amputees walk naturally again

Researchers at MIT have developed a bionic knee that redefines mobility for above-the-knee amputees. Unlike traditional socket-based prosthetics, this system anchors directly to the bone and integrates with the surrounding muscle tissue.

Man's deadly brain cancer tumor disappears after experimental drug trial

Man with deadly glioblastoma shows no signs of disease after taking experimental immunotherapy drug ipilimumab, inspiring a clinical trial for newly diagnosed patients.

Family reveals shocking details of what really happened in fatal Long Island MRI accident

Long Island family alleges MRI technician invited Keith McAllister into room without metal warnings, leading to fatal accident when his chain attracted to magnetic field.

PepsiCo makes major MAHA change

Food and Drug Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary weighs in on PepsiCo becoming the latest company to ban artificial dyes from chips as part of the MAHA movement. 

Eating foods in this order could help with weight loss and blood sugar, experts say

The order in which you eat your food may affect blood sugar levels, with experts recommending vegetables first, then protein and fats, before consuming carbohydrates.

What are the health benefits, cheaper alternatives to eating caviar?

Fox News contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier breaks down the health benefits of caviar, what good alternatives are and shares tips for managing 'time blindness.'

People are using vibration plates for weight loss: Do they work?

Vibration plate machines have shown potential for muscle activation, weight loss and bone density, but experts say research on whole-body vibration remains limited.

Doctors warn of risks with ‘coffee enemas’ as the practice gains steam on social media

Coffee enemas, a controversial alternative medicine practice from the 1920s, lack scientific evidence and pose significant risks, according to gastroenterology experts.

DR. MARC SIEGEL: More bad news about our kids' health. Is Ozempic the solution?

Pre-diabetes now affects as many as one-third of children ages 12-17. As a physician this is why Ozempic should still not be the first solution for most children's health issues.

Nicotine pouches pose alarming danger in US households, experts warn

A recent study reveals nicotine pouch ingestions among children under 6 increased by 763% from 2020 to 2023, posing greater poisoning risks than other nicotine products.