Are We Closer to Curing the Common Cold?
Researchers say they've cracked a code in the cold virus. Other experts say it's exciting, but the common cold may be an illness we never completely eradicate.
Articles Written By: Dan Gray
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Is Vitamin D a Wonder Supplement?
Recent research suggests this essential nutrient has many benefits, but people should have their vitamin D levels checked before they start taking it.
Will Men Ever Embrace Male Birth Control?
As scientists explore new methods of male contraceptives, experts say it’s not certain if men will use them. A Healthline survey reveals a definite reluctance.
Ingestible Capsule Powers Itself Using Gastric Acid
The next big step in ingestible electronics could come from a tiny device that draws its power from human body chemistry.
Using ‘Brute Force’ to Beat Antibiotic Resistance
Researchers say they have found a novel way to overcome antibiotic resistance, but there’s still a lot more work to do.
Celebrity Health Advice: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
They’re not health experts, but that doesn’t seem to stop celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow from doling out health advice from “vagina eggs” to weight loss.
Women Need to Get Heart Checkups in Their 20s, Experts Say
A survey by Orlando Health uncovers that a majority of women believe they don’t need heart screenings until they are in their 30s or 40s.
Is Sweat the New Blood?
San Francisco company says it’s developing a new wearable fitness device that will glean health data from a person’s sweat.
The Cities You’re Most Likely to Get Bitten by a Bed Bug
Bed bug infestations are on the rise. Experts say the bites might sting, but these tiny insects don’t transmit any serious diseases.
Health Food Stores Recommending Sports Supplement to Teens
Researchers find that health food stores regularly recommend the muscle-boosting supplement creatine to teenagers, even though experts advise against it.
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