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'Dry January' can work, yes, but beware a 'boozy December': experts

December 13, 2022

'Dry January' can work, yes, but beware a 'boozy December': experts

"Dry January" is a chance for people to "hit the reset button" and give themselves a break from alcohol, especially after a busy and social December — but health professionals sound key warnings.

App for bird lovers gets people out into nature while helping bird, wildlife conservation

December 12, 2022

App for bird lovers gets people out into nature while helping bird, wildlife conservation

New app Birda is motivating bird enthusiasts and nature lovers to get out into the wild. Co-founders John and Natalie White shared how their app promotes healthy habits and conservation, too.

RSV surge raises questions about repeat cases: Can you or child get it again?

November 19, 2022

RSV surge raises questions about repeat cases: Can you or child get it again?

Infectious disease experts shared input on RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) — and whether or not adults and children can be infected with it more than once as the county experiences a surge of illness.

As contaminated beef is recalled, a reminder to clean out refrigerators to keep the family safe

November 17, 2022

As contaminated beef is recalled, a reminder to clean out refrigerators to keep the family safe

A Nov. 16 recall of nearly 94,000 lbs. of Tyson Fresh Meat is a reminder to check for recalled food items and clean out the refrigerator — to keep family and friends safe.

Christina Applegate's MS: Here's why early symptoms are often overlooked

November 13, 2022

Christina Applegate's MS: Here's why early symptoms are often overlooked

Christina Applegate, a star of "Dead To Me," is in the news due to her multiple sclerosis diagnosis and battle with the neurological disorder — here's what others must know about the disease.

Want to avoid burnout? Author says working more 'isn't actually getting more done'

September 14, 2022

Want to avoid burnout? Author says working more 'isn't actually getting more done'

Fox News Digital sat down with author Celeste Headlee at the National Book Festival in Washington, D.C., to discuss her book about avoiding burnout and overwork — and finding work-life balance.

More than 75 percent of Americans aren’t getting enough exercise, according to CDC standards

September 1, 2022

More than 75 percent of Americans aren’t getting enough exercise, according to CDC standards

CDC guidance and data from the National Center for Health Statistics suggest a majority of Americans are not meeting physical activity benchmarks to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Additional exercise potentially linked to longer lifespans and lower death rates: study

August 18, 2022

Additional exercise potentially linked to longer lifespans and lower death rates: study

A new study published in the American Heart Association’s Circulation Journal says people who exercise more than the U.S. Department of Health's recommended amount had lower death rates.

'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' star Nicholas Brendon rushed to hospital for cardiac incident

August 18, 2022

'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' star Nicholas Brendon rushed to hospital for cardiac incident

"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" star Nicholas Brendon is back in the hospital after being "rushed to emergency" for a cardiac incident.

One of North America's oldest practicing doctors dies before his 105th birthday

August 12, 2022

One of North America's oldest practicing doctors dies before his 105th birthday

Dr. Charles Morris Godfrey, one of the oldest men to practice medicine in North America, passed away recently in Canada at age 104. The doctor said the "main thing is to keep interested in life."