How much damage are ultraprocessed foods really doing to your health?
Most ultraprocessed foods (UPFs) are characterized by poor nutritional quality, contributing to excessive calories, and are typically high in saturated fats, added sugars and sodium (salt), the combination of which is often abbreviated as HFSS, which contribute to...
LSU Health Shreveport celebrates first commencement under new school name
SHREVEPORT, La. – LSU Health Shreveport’s School of Health Professions and Sciences held its summer commencement ceremony Saturday, marking the first graduation under its new name. Forty-four students from four degree programs received bachelor’s or master’s degrees,...
Beauty Receipts: What wellness entrepreneur Kinga Wilewska monthly beauty routine looks like
Welcome to Beauty Receipts, where we ask interesting women to give us a glimpse into their beauty routines, from what they save and splurge on, to their top makeup and skincare tips. Intrigued? Read on for the products that make the cut for Kinga Wilewska, wellness...
I tried the in-demand Neko Health body scan, and this is what I learned
As I enter Neko Health‘s futuristic lab-style basement clinic in London’s Marylebone (it’s giving chic Severance) I can already feel my heart beating faster and my palms sweating – neither of which, I know, is going to be good for my blood pressure...
Tips for Relieving Eye Strain from Screen Time
In today’s digital age, screen usage has become an indispensable part of our daily lives. From working on computers and scrolling through smartphones to watching television and playing video games, our eyes are constantly exposed to screens. This prevalent screen...
2nd person working with cows in Michigan got bird flu, health officials say
Another Michigan dairy worker has been diagnosed with bird flu, the third human case associated with an outbreak in U.S. dairy cows, health officials said Thursday. The patient reported a cough and eye discomfort, unlike the other two workers, who had only eye...
With Public Health In Mind | Rutgers School of Dental Medicine
Many people quickly realize their inclination to health care, yet it often takes much longer to figure out their exact path. The same held true for Assistant Professor of Pediatric Dentistry Mary Beth Giacona, who was drawn to pre-med as early as in high school,...
Merck to Acquire EyeBio for Up to $3B, Re-Entering Eye Drug Space
Merck & Co. has agreed to acquire EyeBiotech (EyeBio) for up to $3 billion, the companies said today, in a deal that will return the buyer to the eye drug development segment it vacated about a decade ago. Based in London, EyeBio has developed a pipeline of...
An Optometrist Explains: The Aging Eye – Common Changes and Conditions
In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Ansel Johnson sheds light on the most common eye conditions that affect us all – cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and myopia. But what’s even more critical is understanding how these conditions disproportionately impact...
3 of the worst foods for your teeth and how to prevent damage …
Candy is not great for your teeth, but it’s not the only thing to be mindful of for better oral health. “It’s not just obvious sugary treats that pose a risk to teeth,” registered dental hygienist Whitney DiFoggio told CBS News....
Dental implants: What you need to know | Northwell Health
While most people start their adult life with a full set of teeth — a number that ranges between 28 and 32 depending on the presence of wisdom teeth — more than two-thirds of Americans will have lost at least one tooth by age 44. Fortunately, there are several...
MU researchers find COVID-19 can cause permanent eye damage
Researchers at the University of Missouri recently published a study showing that COVID-19 can cause long term damage to the eye if left untreated. Dr. Pawan Singh, a professor at the University of Missouri School of Medicine, studies ocular infectious diseases. His...
How to stay on top of eye health
Eye health is an important factor in our overall well-being, yet 49.3% of children in Nebraska don’t see an eye doctor on a regular basis, making it important to focus on one of the most common conditions that affects Americans’ vision, myopia. Also known as...
Genetically Modified Virus Similar to Ebola Causes Severe Eye Ulcers in Hamsters, Chinese Experts Find
Chinese scientists have made significant breakthroughs in Ebola research by genetically modifying a virus to mimic Ebola infection. The experiment has resulted in severe eye ulcers and the eventual death of an entire group of hamsters. Researchers hope that the...
WA expanding health care options for undocumented immigrants
OLYMPIA — By the close of Washington’s legislative session last week, state lawmakers had added more funding to help reduce health care insurance costs for undocumented immigrants, as the state also prepares to expand Apple Health, its free or low-cost health...
Primary care doctors are critical link to better health for seniors
Dr. Robert Zorowitz, Regional Vice President of Health Services, Humana Reaching retirement age can be a wonderful time in life — traveling to the places on your bucket list, spending quality time with your active grandchildren, or picking up a new sport or hobby with...
Watchdog health care coverage helps patients make informed decisions
A story about a burn clinic that published in December started almost a year before it was written. “BURN INC.” began with a tip about an elderly man with a skinned shin and ended with an expose of the nation’s largest burn center network. The tip came in early 2023,...
From housing to health care, San Diego women get a primer on their rights
Whether it’s a sudden notice from your landlord that you’re about to be evicted or you need quick and affordable access to a physician, women aren’t always armed with the legal background to defend their rights. San Diego County’s Commission on the Status of Women and...
Sine Die 2024: Amid culture war détente, lawmakers focus on social media, health care, homeless
Last year, as Gov. Ron DeSantis prepared to run for President, he rolled out an aggressive legislative agenda and ensured GOP leaders followed through. This year, his campaign wound down just as the Regular Session was heating up, and DeSantis’ time in Iowa meant his...
Jersey and Guernsey unite for health care plan
PA Media Jersey’s and Guernsey’s health authorities have pledged to work together to improve healthcare. The Channel Island Alliance for Health and Social Care will “explore options for more joint working”. The alliance would provide a forum...
Senate passes health care ‘transparency’ bill as end of 2024 Session draws near
The Senate passed a health care transparency bill and priority of House Speaker Paul Renner unanimously and has sent it to the House for final passage. It was one of the last bills Senators passed before the chamber adjourned for the evening. The Senate will reconvene...
Six new laws that could make getting health care in New Mexico easier
Launching the state’s Health Care Authority was one of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s many goals for the 2024 legislative session, but legislators also passed bills to subsidize rural hospitals, get more money for emergency medical services and more. ...
MDaaS raises $3M to improve healthcare access and expand network across Nigeria
MDaaS Global, a Nigerian health tech company that operates a network of tech-enabled diagnostic centers across the country, has secured $3 million in pre-Series A funding. The round was led by Aruwa Capital and Newton Partners, the latter of which was the lead...
Cyberattack Paralyzes the Largest U.S. Health Care Payment System
The hacking shut down the nation’s biggest health care payment system, causing financial chaos that affected a broad spectrum ranging from large hospitals to single-doctor practices. An urgent care chain in Ohio may be forced to stop paying rent and other bills to...
Sponsored: Logan University’s clinic revolutionizes women’s healthcare
Logan University Foot Levelers Women’s Health Clinic offers affordable, specialized care focusing on women’s unique health needs. ST. LOUIS — They are changing how the world sees women’s health. Welcome to Logan University’s Foot Levelers Women’s Health...
National Women’s Health Week: Latest beauty and health trends
National Women’s Health Week is May 11 through May 17, 2025. WPBF 25 News teamed up with our Hearst partners at Women’s Health Magazine and a local plastic surgeon to talk about the latest beauty and health trends. Red Light Therapy: You have likely seen Red Light...
10 Top Picks for Dad and Not a Single Tie
1 Take Flight Longchamp Boxford Travel Bag Frequent flyers know the value of a great travel bag. They understand that it needs to be roomy but somehow also compact, durable but also lightweight. Blending all these seeming contradictions with ease is the Boxford. 2 On...
I Ran on a Treadmill for 30 Days, Then Smashed My 5K PB
My legs were screaming, my lungs were on fire, and the incline ahead had me stressed. I was in mile two of a local 5K and I was starting to question a few choices. Did I really have it in me to be racing this hard on a Saturday morning? What exactly I was trying to...
Build Stronger, Better Looking Abs With This 15-Minute Workout
Despite the catchy lines from scam fitness plans and claims of questionable ‘lifestyle’ influencers, developing strong, solid-looking ab muscles takes dedicated effort. Thankfully, the old marketing ploy of easy, instant abs is widely known to be a...
Use Rotational Training for a Rock Solid Core with These 6 Moves
You (hopefully) limber up before a workout — but likely not the way Paul Skenes does. The Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher’s warm-up is so unusual it went viral on TikTok last year. The routine is rooted in science, but it looks like a fitness dance from another planet....
Can I Really Eat Anything and Still Lose Fat? Our Fitness Director Gives His Verdict
Technically, yes. You could live off of nothing but doughnuts and chips and still lose fat – if you’re in a calorie deficit. That’s the straightforward (if slightly irritating) truth. Weight loss boils down to energy balance: if you’re consistently eating fewer...
New Study Finds Lifting Before Cardio Is Best for Strength Gains and Fat Loss
When you’re showing up consistently, lifting heavy, and throwing in some cardio for good measure, it can be confusing to know what to do first. While it’s long been understood that we should lift first for strength goals, a new study further confirms this...
Prioritize women’s health all year long
Kelsey Cryder Mother’s Day, celebrated each May during Women’s Health Month, is a great reminder to honor the women who shape our families and communities. But as we pack away the flowers and cards, it’s important to remember that women should prioritize themselves —...
How women can navigate every stage of their health journey
KUTV — Women’s health is a journey — from the first signs of menstruation to pregnancy planning, mammograms, menopause, and beyond, women face evolving health needs as they move through life. This Women’s Health Month, it’s time to take action. Dr. Yesmean...
