Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing global problem, causing over 1 million deaths annually. As bacteria become resistant to antibiotics, researchers are urgently looking for
Ever found yourself reaching for a tub of ice cream or a bag of chips after a rough day? You’re not alone. Many of us
Need a doctor? You might not have to look any further than your local grocery store. That’s right — healthcare has gone retail. Across the
What Happens When Personal Experience Leads to National Guidelines? Samuel Lunsford has struggled with obesity his entire life. Before turning 14, he joined an extensive
It’s common for grandparents to express their love by offering sugary snacks to their grandchildren. While these gestures are well-intentioned, they can have unintended health
Lower back pain? You can thank your desk job — and the Industrial Revolution. Scientists just figured out that our spines actually started hurting more
A new study has found that people with depression tend to have more physical health conditions—and they develop new ones faster than those without depression.
So here’s the tea: being a med student isn’t just about memorizing textbooks and surviving rounds — it’s also lowkey wrecking a lot of people’s
Teens who scroll more and sleep less may actually be changing how their brains work. A new study shows that too much social media and
A Yale study found that friends beat punishment when it comes to quitting vaping. Takeaway: Fear doesn’t work. Connection does. If we want less vaping, it’s about peers
