Weaponizing uncertainty in science and in public health puts people in harm’s way
You have full access to this article via your institution. Head of the US Food and Drugs Administration Marty Makary at the White House on 22 September.Credit: Andrew Harnik/Getty On 22 September, the United States’ top public-health officials stood alongside...
How UH West Oʻahu Confronts Health Inequities Through Education
Hawaiian values guide students in seeing health not just as a biological phenomenon but as a social, cultural, and spiritual practice rooted in place. Colonialism did not just change Hawaiʻi’s politics and economy — it left a lasting imprint on the health of its...
Glow Up or Sell Out? Opportunities and Risks in the Consumer Health and Beauty Sector
Key takeaways Health and beauty are booming: Consumer health and beauty are high-growth sectors, driven by younger, wellness-focused consumers and expected to see strong global sales through 2028 and beyond. M&A focus on digital and global growth: Investors are...
Watsons HWB Awards 2025 honors outstanding brand partners in the health, wellness, and beauty industry
Bringing home the top awards in different categories, namely: International Partner of the Year: Unilever Philippines, Inc. (Beauty), Bayer Philippines, Inc. – Consumer Health (Health), Local Partner of the Year: Genson Distribution Inc. (Beauty), Unilab,...
Residential school students to be offered free NHS eye and ear checks in school
Jessica Coates and Ellie Ng, PA October 5, 2024 at 12:48 AM Young people with disabilities and additional needs in residential schools and colleges will soon be offered free NHS hearing, dental and eyesight checks by trained staff in their schools. NHS sensory checks...
Eye bags and dark circles aren’t always caused by sleep as expert breaks down truth
Dr Joseph Allen, an optometrist and leading expert in eye health, said there are misconceptions about the causes of bags under the eyes 15:31, 04 Oct 2024Updated 15:33, 04 Oct 2024 Dark circles can be influenced by skin pigmentation and puffiness of the eyelids can...
COMPLETE DENTAL HEALTH – Updated October 2024 – Yelp
I went in for an emergency treatment and needed a crown. I have always been super nervous about seeing the dentist and was even more so having to go (to the one place where you can’t wear a mask) during the global pandemic but somehow this was by far the best...
Kootenai Health adds new iBOT power wheelchair
COEUR d’ALENE — After 15 years, Dr. Glen House once again experienced eye-level perspective from a power wheelchair Thursday. Kootenai Health debuted the new Mobius iBOT power wheelchair, becoming an iBOT center in the process. “It opens up the...
Exact amount of time you should spend outside to protect your eye health
A renowned eye specialist has revealed how crucial it is to spend adequate time outdoors to mitigate the harmful effects of prolonged screen exposure. Findings from a 2022 study show that UK adults are glued to various screens, including work computers and...
Doheny Eye Institute To Receive Funding from NIH Award Supporting Cerebral Small Vessel Disease …
Yuhua Zhang, Ph.D., Principal Investigator at Doheny Eye Institute and Professor of Ophthalmology at the David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA, will lead the development of the next generation of advanced retinal imaging technology to study cerebral small vessel...
The Nearsightedness Epidemic Has Become a Global Health Issue
In 350 B.C.E. Aristotle noted that some people went about their days with what he called “short sight.” People with this condition, he found, would habitually narrow their eyelids to focus their vision—an observation widely credited as the first attempt at defining...
“It’s Bad”: An Eye Doctor Is Warning People About This Common Habit That Could Ruin Your Eyesight
The human eye is a wondrous thing. It is considered the body’s most complex organ after the brain and contains over 2 million working parts. About 80% of all learning happens through vision. So how can we keep our eyes in tip-top condition? And what should...
Improving oral health through use of digital technology
Mobile technologies for oral health: an implementation guide, released today, provides comprehensive instructions on how to complement existing oral health initiatives and oral health system responses through mobile technologies. The new product is one of a set...
Extra hours of shut-eye on weekends boost heart health, study finds
Those extra hours of snoozing over the weekend to make up for sleep lost during a busy week are boosting heart health in many people, according to a new study. The research, which was presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress in London, tracked the...
Meet the Tennessee family behind the US Supreme Court’s major transgender health care case
On a mild February evening in Nashville, a curly-haired teenager and her dad climbed the steps to the public gallery of the Tennessee Senate, where a group of lawmakers in the wood-paneled chamber below would, after a brief debate and the bang of a gavel, seize...
The health care industry is girding for Trump’s tariffs —and pushing hard for carveouts
President-elect Trump campaigned on imposing broad, steep tariffs to create more jobs in the U.S. and combat China. If enacted, these taxes would send the U.S. health care industry scrambling and could eventually force patients and insurers to shell out more for...
The health care system is ill-equipped to recognize and treat cystic fibrosis in non-white patients
Twenty years ago, cystic fibrosis wasn’t a household term for me. Today, cystic fibrosis — a genetic disorder that causes a buildup of thick, sticky mucus that can damage organs, especially the lungs — has become a centerpiece of my family’s lives, sending me on an...
High-Touch Healthcare Has Gone Next Level And, It’s Changing Lives
According to a recent Commonwealth Fund report, Mirror, Mirror 2024: A Portrait of the Failing U.S. Health System, the U.S. health system continues to fail in its fundamental mission to protect Americans’ health, ranking last among the study’s 10 nations on key health...
Las Vegas foundation to dole out $285,000 in health care grants thanks to NMDOJ settlement
The New Mexico Department of Justice on Saturday announced that $285,000 in settlement money from a 2022 lawsuit will go toward the Las Vegas New Mexico Community Foundation for expanded health care grants. The foundation, which will oversee the funds, will award the...
Opinion – RFK Jr. is poised to save the health and lives of millions of Americans
What is the value of someone who has the potential to literally save millions of lives and improve the health of tens of millions of children and adults? We may be on the verge of revolutionizing America’s failing health care system for the better, and two men will be...
3 ways to get someone committed to psychological mental health care
When someone struggles with mental health challenges, encouraging them to seek professional help requires patience, understanding and careful consideration. The process demands sensitivity while recognizing the serious nature of mental health care decisions. The power...
Common injuries threatening health care workers’ well-being
Health care workers face increasing risks of injury while caring for others, with recent studies showing alarming rates of workplace accidents. From lifting patients to managing infectious diseases, these essential workers often sacrifice their own health in service...
APS to drop health care provider, increase premiums next year
Albuquerque Public Schools employees will see a double-digit increase to their health care premiums and have one less provider to choose from starting next year. APS announced it is increasing premiums 13.5% starting Jan. 1 because of inflation and rising health care...
Providing Health Care Across State Lines
Source: hillside7/Pixabay The United States’ licensure process for different health care disciplines is a bewildering hodge-podge of state-specific rules that vary across different disciplines. Exceptions exist and are often the rule, making it incredibly challenging...
From Morning Rituals To Post-Training Fuel, This Is How Sam Warburton Hydrates For Peak Performance
Former Wales and British & Irish Lions captain Sam Warburton knows what it takes to perform at the highest level – and stay there. Now a hybrid athlete balancing strength, endurance and life off the pitch, Warburton has built his routine around more than just gym...
Study: Mental health-related hospitalizations rates doubled for women who had abortions
By Kate Quiñones CNA Staff, Sep 1, 2025 / 07:00 am A recent study found that the rate of mental-health-related hospitalizations doubled for women who had abortions compared with women who gave birth. The study, published this summer in the Journal of Psychiatric...
Join Men’s Health x Halfords for The Ultimate Cycling & Hybrid Training Event
Men’s Health and Halfords present the ultimate event for hybrid cycling performance. Whether you’re a road cyclist looking to build the strength to fight your way to the front of the peloton, a triathlon veteran, or a hybrid athlete preparing for your first Ironman...
How Superman Star Frank Grillo Stays Ridiculously Jacked at 60
Frank Grillo certainly didn’t listen when people said you can’t grow muscle as you get older. Despite turning 60 in June, the Hollywood actor is still in exceptional shape and gracing the big screen, most recently as Rick Flag Sr in the new Superman film....
The 6 Best Seersucker Pants, Tested by Style Editors
Year after year, our style editors have tested dozens of seersucker pants, but none have quite compared to this pair from Bonobos. It comes in three different fits including athletic, tailored, and slim, but I’ve had the latter has won me over. Compared to other...
How Many Exercises Should You Do Per Muscle Group?
POP QUIZ: HOW many reps and sets should you do per exercise to build muscle? If you’re in the know, you’re aware that the answer is generally three to four sets of eight to 12 reps (although recent research has shown muscle building can occur at lower rep...
The 6 Pieces of Gear Tony Hawk Can’t Live Without
Charles Thorp is the Fitness and Commerce Editor at Men’s Health, where he shares the best product recommendations in gym equipment, recovery tools, supplements, and more. Following an early life in athletics, Charles became a NASM-certified trainer and began writing...
Inside Ohio State Football’s Strength Program: How Sports Science and Competition Creates Champions
IT’S 5:18 A.M. and the parking lot of Ohio State’s Woody Hayes Athletic Center is already half-filled with cars. I’m just on time to meet Mick Marotti, strength coach of college football’s reigning champs, who I’ll shadow through two days of late-June workouts. I was...
These 5 Men’s Watches Are Small, But They Make a Big Impression
Certainty is a complicated thing. If I tell you that men’s watches are getting smaller, and the next thing you do is hop on Instagram and see a picture of a new Breitling, Panerai or Hublot that’s pushing 45mm with a case that could take chunks out of a doorframe if...
Amazon Labor Day Grooming Deals 2025: Save Up to 44% on Razors, Colognes, and Other Essentials
THE MORNINGS ARE getting foggy, the flowers are fading, and I’ve invested roughly half my savings on NFL futures. That can only mean one thing: September is here. Whether you’re coming back from a late-summer vacation or heading into a new school year, now’s the...
