From sudden allergies to shape-shifting hair, women share midlife's biggest surprises and the wisdom that helps them cope
The cultural script for middle-aged women carries a built-in contradiction. Women in their 40s are urged to look perpetually youthful, courted by an endless parade of de-aging creams and treatments, while their bodies quietly move on to…
As GLP-1 medications become increasingly common, researchers and healthcare professionals continue to examine the range of effects people may experience while taking them.
These medications, which include semaglutide and tirzepatide, have been associated with several changes during treatment, including gastrointestinal symptoms and hair shedding. Now, new research presented at the 2026 European Academy of Dermatology and…
The pastimes with the strongest science behind them share one inconvenient trait, and it has nothing to do with apps.
Ask people past 60 about their memory, and a familiar story surfaces. They can recite their childhood phone number but not why they walked into the kitchen. A word stalls. A name arrives an hour…
Detox teas and turmeric shots are flooding your feed, but a registered dietitian says the real reset looks nothing like what influencers are selling.
Summer is winding down, and with it goes a season of stadium hot dogs, backyard picnics and one too many drinks at outdoor concerts. As fall routines creep back onto the…
From the freezer aisle to the breakfast table, several long-maligned staples offer far more nutritional value than their reputations suggest
Several foods that many people avoid as unhealthy, including frozen vegetables, canned fish, coffee, potatoes, soy, eggs and popcorn, are actually rich sources of protein, fiber, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and healthy fats. Their bad reputations…
Your favorite brunch staple is already a wellness win, but a few intentional swaps can turn it into a breakfast that truly loves you back
Let's be honest: avocado toast has become a whole mood. It's the brunch order that photographs beautifully, the quick breakfast that feels a little luxurious and the kind of meal…
A social media break can help your mental health, and new research shows how much. A study in JAMA Network Open found that young adults who quit social media for one week cut their anxiety symptoms by about 16%, depression symptoms by nearly 25% and insomnia by about 15%. But the break did not fix…
From breakfast berries to a humble bowl of broth, these everyday foods may be the summer skin care secret hiding in your kitchen
Collagen has earned its reputation as the scaffolding behind youthful skin. The protein helps keep the complexion firm, bouncy and smooth, but the body's supply doesn't last forever. Production naturally slows with…
The skin-loving mineral is having a moment, yet the science tells a more complicated story
If you've ever squared off with an acne breakout that refuses to budge, chances are zinc has popped up somewhere in your late-night skincare scrolling.
The mineral already supports immune health, wound healing and cell growth. Lately, it has also…
New research reveals why dramatic weight loss reshapes more than your waistline — and what it's teaching us about facial aging.
For years, the beauty world followed one simple rule: shrink the body, shrink the face. But the rise of GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Zepbound is upending that logic entirely.
As more…

