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As weight loss drugs continue to grow in popularity, so do some of the myths surrounding them. An endocrinologist highlights three of the most common misconceptions.
They say too much of a good thing can be bad. But what about coffee? A registered dietitian weighs in on how much is too much.
April is Autism Acceptance Month. A pediatric neurologist explains the challenges many families face when it comes to early diagnosis and how a new diagnostic tool could prove beneficial.
A registered dietitian explains why you might be craving late-night snacks and shares tips on how to prevent feeling hungry before bed.
A family medicine physician goes over some of the most common germ hot spots in our homes and how often we should clean them.
Looking to boost your mood? You may want to go for a walk. A psychologist provides insight on a study showing the benefits of taking more steps for your mental health.
Looking to improve your diet with the change of seasons? A dietitian offers some simple tips to spring into healthy eating.
A psychologist highlights some of the mental health benefits of laughter as people from all over the world celebrate April Fools' Day.
If you have an upcoming trip and feel nervous about flying, you're not alone. It's a common fear. A psychologist offers some advice on how to ease your worries.
Should you avoid sugar to reduce your cancer risk? The answer isn’t so straightforward. In fact, our bodies actually need a specific type of sugar. A registered dietitian explains.