According to a survey by GoodRx, more than 70 percent of Americans have been exposed to medical misinformation, and 82 percent of that bad advice has come from social media.
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This is the time of year many of us want to make better choices. Consider these ideas.
Every hour preteens spent playing video games each day was associated with a 13 percent increase in the odds of developing OCD, according to a new study.
In recent years, Arizona has received about 36% of its water from the Colorado River. The river has long been severely overallocated, and its flows have shrunk dramatically during 23 years of megadrought.
Multiple studies show a strong association between higher levels of optimism and a reduced risk of conditions such as heart disease, stroke and cognitive impairment.
A new study finds ultraprocessed foods can lead to greater risk of cognitive decline as we age. And you don’t have to eat much to be affected.
Break out the aluminum pole from the crawl space and grease up for the feats of strength, it’s time for Festivus!
“Can I have a treat?” “I want candy!” That might sound familiar, especially this time of year when holiday treats abound.
Researchers have discovered an immune response inside the nose that fights incoming infections — when it is warm enough.
For years, scientists have tried, and failed, to make a one-and-done vaccine that would provide at least partial protection against all types of the flu.
Such injuries can also take longer to heal in older runners, so taking it slow is key to a successful recovery.
Local water agencies will implement voluntary and mandatory conservation measures in response to continued strain on the Colorado River.
Stephen “tWitch” Boss, the former reality star who rose through the TV ranks as the DJ and later executive producer on the long-running “Ellen DeGeneres Show,” has died. He was 40.
Veteran rapper Ludacris will be the opening act for all of the shows.
It’s flu season again, so most people get a flu shot and strive to stay healthy. But can certain foods or supplements boost the immune system and help with that “staying healthy” goal?