The U.S. Is Funding Fewer Grants in Every Area of Science and Medicine
National Institutes of Health competitive grant funding In the past decade, the National Institutes of Health awarded top scientists $9 billion in competitive grants each year, to find cures for diseases and improve public health. This year, something unusual...
What’s the magic age? Kids who get smartphones too young face higher health risks, study says
Children who receive smartphones before age 12 face increased risks of depression, obesity and poor sleep, according to a new study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics. Researchers analyzed data from more than 10,500 children in the largest long-term study of...
Lawmakers Introduce Landmark Safer Beauty Bill Package to Address Dangerous Gaps in Cosmetic Safety
Written by the campaign for safe cosmetics Bold, New Federal Legislation Will Make Beauty & Personal Care Products Safer for All by Banning the Worst Toxic Chemicals, Protecting Communities of Color & Strengthening Transparency WASHINGTON, D.C. / ACCESS...
Pregnancy skincare: this beauty editor knows exactly what to use – and what to avoid
As a beauty editor going through pregnancy – and doing it solo at the age of 49 – I’ve had to rethink everything I thought I knew about skincare. Normally, I might have reached for more intensive or active formulas: high-strength exfoliants, rich creams, and potent...
Healthy Diet For Eye Health: Which Foods Are The Best When It Comes To Sharpening Vision?
These doctor-recommended foods must definitely be added to your everyday diet for overall eye health and improved vision. They are known to provide protection from many eye conditions and diseases. Healthy Diet For Eye Health: Which Foods Are The Best When It Comes To...
Eye care products recalled across US; people urged to stop using ‘immediately’
A nationwide recall has been issued for a number of eye care products in the U.S. as officials urged people to stop using them “immediately.” The voluntary recall involving BRS Analytical Services, LLC – based in St. Louis – was announced by...
60,000 More Eye Drops Have Been Recalled Nationwide
Eye drops offer relief for a variety of problems ranging from irritating to serious, and ophthalmologists use them to treat everything from inflammation to eye infections, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology. And for more than 4 million Americans living...
Over-the-counter eye products recalled: See the list
How car recalls get reported The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) officially start car recalls after receiving complaints from consumers. Millions of cartons of eye drops and other eye products have been recalled nationwide due to manufacturing...
TheyaVue Under Review: Healthy Aging Supplement to Support Vision & Eye Health
A Comprehensive Review of TheyaVue’s Natural Vision Support Formula: Ingredients, Benefits, User Feedback, and How It Aims to Promote Healthy Aging and Eye Wellness New York, May 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In This Article, You’ll Discover: What...
Vision Health: 5 Tips to Protect Your Eyes
Andrew Wright | May 6th, 2025 Photo: Tony Garcia/Getty Images When it comes to changes in our vision, some of us adapt first and ask questions later. It’s the reason why presbyopia, the loss of the eye’s ability to focus up close in our later years, is also known as...
The Science Behind Crystal Vision: How This Supplement Supports Long-Term Eye Health
In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining optimal vision is crucial for enhancing the quality of life, especially for those over 40 who may experience age-related vision deterioration. Poor eyesight can lead to a range of challenges, from difficulty reading fine print...
High cholesterol symptom that ‘almost always’ appears in just one eye
A lesser known symptom of high cholesterol could appear in the eye. This sign could mean you have an excess of cholesterol in your blood and are at greater risk of heart attacks and strokes. It is thought around two in five people in the UK are living with high...
6 eye symptoms that could signal serious health problems
The human eye represents one of the body’s most complex and revealing organs, providing not only the gift of sight but also functioning as an early warning system for numerous health conditions. The intricate structure of the eye – with its transparent tissues,...
Itchy eyes? Maybe it’s mites. Maybe it’s allergies. Definitely be cautious
Waking up with itchy eyelids might seem like a typical allergy symptom, but it could also be a sign of eye mites. Eye mites, or Demodex, are microscopic organisms that live at the base of your eyelashes. Most people have them but in some cases the tiny arachnids can...
The future of health care: Episode-based, consumer-driven, predictably priced
In industries where consumers take control, transformation follows. Retail, travel and financial services have evolved to meet consumer demands for choice, transparency and value. Now, health care is undergoing the same shift. The days of opaque pricing, unpredictable...
9/11 health care program restores cancer treatment certifications amid weeks of uncertainty
The World Trade Center Health Program is once again certifying illnesses linked to the 9/11 terrorist attacks after a chaotic few weeks that left some cancer patients, including first responders, without access to treatment. Certification is the process by which the...
Sentara initiative expands mental health care access, embedding therapists in primary care
After 40 years of managing an anxiety disorder, Gussie Belisario knows when she needs professional help. Last fall, she did. Belisario, 60, had relocated to Elizabeth City, North Carolina, in 2022 to help care for her mother, who has memory loss. She also was...
Innovation needed to solve health care practitioner shortage
News Photo by Kayla Wikaryasz On Wednesday, nursing students at Alpena Community College are seen standing in a simulation room on campus. Students in the ACC nursing program have the option to participate in a tuition assistance program with MyMichigan Medical Center...
Coppin State receives record $6.2M gift from CareFirst to expand health care workforce
Coppin State University received the largest philanthropic gift in its history that will support health care initiatives, including addressing a shortage of health care workers.CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield announced Wednesday it’s donating $6.225 million to...
Advocates fear potential Medicaid cuts could strip coverage from thousands of Kansans, threatening hospitals and health care access
photo by: Screenshot CEO and President of the REACH Healthcare Foundation Brenda Sharpe speaks at a webinar on Tuesday, April 29, 2025. As members of Congress are being asked to find $880 billion in cuts to health spending, Medicaid advocates are warning of tough...
Hartford HealthCare to provide medical care on 7 CT college campuses
Hartford HealthCare will be providing health care services at University of Saint Joseph beginning in fall 2025. The health care network provides services to seven Connecticut colleges under its Campus Care program. Campus Care offers “overall health, sports health,...
Health Care Sector In 2025: Buy Abbott Labs
The health care sector has declined by 0.18% in 2025. This is better than the S&P 500’s drop of 6.06%. The Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLV) is graphed below. Looking within the sector is instructive. Market sentiment and breadth in the sector are at lows...
OVHC uncovers mystery behind health care access
HOPE, HEALTH, HEALING — Individuals with the Ohio Valley Health Center celebrated the free clinic’s 19th-annual gala at St. Florian Event Center Sunday. From left are Jeff Oechslein, master of ceremonies; Wilma Ching of the Ching Family Trust, community partner of the...
How changes to Regional Medical Center’s trauma care heavily impacted health services in Santa Clara County
Santa Clara County officially takes over operations of Regional Medical Center in San Jose, Calif., on Tuesday, April 1, 2025. (Shae Hammond/Bay Area News Group) Nearby Valley Medical Center saw a 33% increase in trauma patients from 2023 to 2024. Originally...
Bear Grylls Uses This Brutal 24-Move Circuit to Maintain Real-World Fitness in His 50s
It’s fair to say Bear Grylls is no ordinary individual. His many wilderness survival expeditions have proven he’s willing to do just about anything, and the 51-year-old carries that same philosophy into his physical training, preferring high-intensity,...
Charles Bronson’s Prison Fitness Book Contains This Penis-Enlarging Workout – Do Not Try it at Home
Charles Bronson’s entry into the world of fitness publishing is pretty much what you’d expect from one of Britain’s longest serving – and most notorious – prisoners. Solitary Fitness, Bronson’s book on all things ‘health and fitness’ is a mind-bending read from start...
Alex Honnold Relied on This ‘Extreme Fatigue’ Training to Free-Solo a 508m Skyscraper
Just how do you train for a 508m climb up the side of a building without any equipment? Alex Honnold created history on January 25 when he free-soloed the Taipei 101 building in Taiwan. It’s not the first time Honnold has broken (terrifying) new ground: in 2018...
So, Your Girl Really Likes to Watch Gay Sex. Here’s What That Means for You.
First, Heated Rivalry came for your social media feeds. Then, it came for your girl. Sure, she said she was watching a show about two gay hockey players “for the plot,” and you believed her—until you realized the plot looked like this: Sabrina Lantos So how did Shane...
The New Asics Gel-Nimbus Might Be the Best Version Yet
Our product picks are editor-tested, expert-approved. We may earn a commission through links on our site. Why Trust Us? Hearst Owned Now 22% Off Topo Designs is one of the better everyday bag makers out there. And this new limited Duck Camo bag collection is all...
Rutgers School of Nursing Partners With Axia Women’s Health to Expand Nurse-Midwifery Training
The Rutgers collaboration involves a health care network specializing in obstetrics, gynecology, fertility, maternal-fetal medicine, midwifery and laboratory services Rutgers School of Nursing and Axia Women’s Health, announce a strategic partnership that will enhance...
A New Study Suggests Masturbating Before a Workout Could Boost Strength
Boxers are a superstitious bunch, famed for abstaining from sex in the days, weeks and even months leading up to big fights. The assumption is that abstaining provides them with more focus and aggression prior to stepping into the ring. That belief has transferred...
Penn Nursing names new global engagement dean, center for women’s health director
Penn’s School of Nursing has named Carmen Alvarez its inaugural associate dean for global engagement and the Afaf I. Meleis director of the Center for Global Women’s Health. A professor in the department of Family and Community Health, Alvarez will assume the new...
I Challenged My Wife to a 3-Week Fibermaxxing Competition. I’ll Never Be the Same Again.
FIBER HAS, FOR decades, been the most forgettable member of the nutrition boy band. Fiber was Chris Kirkpatrick. Fiber was Howie Dorough. Fiber was whichever members of 98 Degrees didn’t have the last name Lachey. Innocuous, white bread, and just kind of there—all...
The New Science of Tendon Strength Can Help You Move Better and Get Stronger
DR. KEITH BAAR still remembers the question. It was several years ago, and Baar, a strength coach turned molecular physiologist at the University of California, Davis, was asked by the English Institute of Sport: how could he make world-class cyclists stronger? The...
