In the woodlands of the Northeast, Indigenous women are reawakening the corn their ancestors grew before settler contact.

There’s a groundswell of entrepreneurs trying to create safer products — but no real set of standards to speak of.

The dismissal of this chronic condition is a common pain point for the nearly 10% of women who have it.

The potential breakthrough can’t come fast enough, as this neurodegenerative disease continues to grow globally at record speed.

It’s a very welcome vote of confidence.

New research out of China might offer better-informed advice for when to wean.

Scientists in Germany recently published findings from a study that fraternity houses have been informally conducting for generations.

After a misdiagnosis and a circumcision, one man’s penile cancer persisted.

The plant has been hailed as a potential treatment for opioid use disorder.

Before she learned it was menopause that was causing her night sweats, brain fog, anxiety and vaginal dryness, the pop music royal wondered if she might just be “losing her marbles,” she told The P…

As the body prepares itself for the coming day, a number of physiological changes occur to help wake up the body and get it moving — and also happen to put strain on the heart.

When one former resident started keeping tabs of all the cancer diagnoses on and around his childhood street, the numbers were “freaking snowballing.”

Hypertension is already of urgent concern in the US, where, in 2023, it contributed to an estimated 664,470 deaths.

But there’s reason to be optimistic about the findings.

With a particularly spicy allergy season brewing, people are looking for effective ways to control their symptoms.

Germans have a word for the general sense of malaise that can, however ironically, accompany the start of a season known for rebirth and vitality.

First it was the juice cleanse, then keto, then Whole30. Now it’s the social diet, where you consume content — and not much else.

What’s worse: There is no FDA-approved alternative for patients who catch the bug.

The move is drumming up questions.

Certain plant-based diets wind up doing more harm than good, according to a new study.