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Scientists May Have Found the Ultimate Limit of the Human Lifespan
Researchers say random DNA mutations may still limit human lifespan, even if reversible parts of aging are fixed.
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Why Being a B***h Is Good for Your Health, According to a Psychologist
Experts say boundaries cannot prevent autoimmune disease, but reducing chronic stress may support long-term health.
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Experts Say up to 5 Cups of Coffee a Day Can Be Safe (But There’s a Catch)
The American Heart Association says black coffee can be safe for most adults, but energy drinks are a different story.
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Working From Home May Be Quietly Making Some People Miserable, New Research Suggests
Research suggests prolonged remote work can increase loneliness and distress, especially for people who live alone.
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What Morning Erections Can Tell You About Your Health, According to Urologists
Urologists say a sudden loss of morning erections can signal vascular, hormonal, or other heart health issues.
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7 Common Reasons Sex Hurts (And What You Can Do About It)
From hormonal changes and insufficient arousal to endometriosis and pelvic floor conditions, most causes of painful sex can be treated.
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This Woman Nearly Died After Her Daughter’s Wedding Triggered ‘Happy Heart Syndrome’
Doctors say overwhelming joy can trigger takotsubo cardiomyopathy, a rare condition often mistaken for a heart attack.
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Americans Want GLP-1s So Badly They’d Give Up Sex for a Year
A new survey found many GLP-1 users would sacrifice sex, dating, relationships, savings, or even take on debt to keep treatment going.
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Background Noise While You Sleep Could Be Bad for Your Brain, New Study Suggests
A small study found that quiet random sounds during sleep reduced deep sleep and affected visual-spatial memory after a nap.
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WC paper with eyes and mouth Can You Avoid the Watery, Explosive Diarrhea Parasite?
There’s a parasitic outbreak loose in America, and it’s come for your fruits and veggies.
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The Dark Side of ‘Just Getting a Little Work Done,’ According to New Research
Women with body dissatisfaction and compulsive social media habits showed the highest risk for addictive cosmetic procedure use.
