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Dr. Rhonda Voskuhl explains why crosswords and sudoku miss the mark for brain fog and which timed word games actually target verbal memory loss.

Selena Gomez called vaping "stupid" after it altered her voice, but doctors warn the health risks go beyond vocal cord damage for millions.

Catholic adults now report drinking rates near the levels of Protestants as shifting health views and social habits reshape moderate drinking in America.

A non-surgical knee osteoarthritis treatment uses dissolvable gelatin particles to block excess blood vessels, reducing inflammation without implants, researchers say.

Even naps under 30 minutes raised dementia risk 40% in a Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health study of nearly 1,000 older adults.

ADHD medication was tied to a 25% lower mortality risk in a JAMA Network Open review examining nearly 16 million people across three continents.

Kyle Kennedy, granddaughter of Bobby and Ethel Kennedy, was a Georgetown University graduate and Teach for America alumna who championed for education reform.

Cladophialophora bantiana, a neurotropic black mold with a 60%-70% fatality rate, surged nearly fourfold in U.S. detections between 2023 and 2025.

Rubedo Life Sciences says its skin cream RLS-1496 cleared senescent cells, boosted collagen 10% and reduced skin age in a four-week trial study.

GLP-1 medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide may be repairing joints, calming inflammation, and protecting vital organs before any weight loss occurs.

A Lancet Commission definition of clinical obesity cuts pediatric rates sharply by requiring evidence of health complications beyond body mass index.

Carl Daikeler lost 15 pounds by swapping breakfast for a 250-calorie shake and eating a big salad for lunch, then enjoying total dinner freedom.

Nail discoloration was reported by 46% of GLP-1 users versus 17% of non-users, while scalp inflammation accompanied hair loss in most medication users studied.

Dan Buettner highlights how blue zones residents drink water, black coffee and red wine with resveratrol to support long-term health goals.

An NYU ophthalmologist reveals how sun exposure, eye rubbing, dehydration and poor sleep may silently accelerate aging in the eyes and impact vision.

CEO Carl Daikeler compares metabolism to a furnace: Muscle is the coal and cardio stokes it, urging a balance of strength training and cardiovascular work.

New research in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition links daily creatine to memory gains and sarcopenia prevention.

A look at pentobarbital reveals why the barbiturate used in Christa Gail Pike's failed lethal injection may not have reached fatal concentrations.

Dr. Tommy Wood warns GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy can shrink brain tissue when caloric restriction cuts off vital energy the brain needs.

Dr. Tommy Wood breaks down memory's three neurological stages and why noticing your own forgetfulness is actually a good sign, not an Alzheimer's flag.

Dan Buettner, founder of Blue Zones, says dog ownership may be the best longevity strategy, citing research linking it to fewer heart attacks and reduced loneliness.

In his new book, "The Angels Among Us," Fox News contributor Marc Siegel reveals how 70% of physicians believe in God, and 55% report witnessing medical miracles.

A UCLA neurology professor's 10-year self-assessment helps women determine if memory loss stems from estrogen changes during perimenopause or dementia.

E-cigarettes promised a clean off-ramp from smoking, but severe vape withdrawal is pushing former smokers back to traditional cigarettes, experts warn.

Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger and wife Lorrie revealed the subtle behavioral shifts noticed years before his Alzheimer's disease diagnosis.

Presley Gerber's death at a California rehab facility raises urgent questions about ibogaine treatment and why patients shouldn't direct their own care.

Fox News' Trace Gallagher shares with Fox News Digital the parenting lesson that transformed his bond with his daughters, from a youth soccer moment to learning when to stay silent.

Dr. Kudzai Dombo reveals the insurance denials and dosing guesswork women face seeking testosterone therapy as FDA regulators weigh new access.

A neurologist explains how digital boundary erosion and constant scrolling are compounding mental fatigue and affecting sleep quality for Americans.

A health expert discusses why Legionnaires' disease outbreaks keep striking the South Bronx and other historically marginalized NYC areas.