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Gen Z Is Bringing Back Tanning, and Dermatologists Are Begging Them to Stop
TikTok tanning advice is encouraging some young people to chase high UV days, which is basically sun damage with branding.
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Sleeping Too Much Might Be Bad for You Now, Because Apparently Nothing Is Safe
Researchers found that sleeping outside a moderate range was associated with signs of accelerated aging across the body.
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Introducing ‘Slowmaxxing,’ the Wellness Trend for People Who Are Tired of Rushing Through Life
Experts say slowing down your daily routine can make you more present, less anxious, and more connected to yourself.
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Photo: Maskot / Getty Images Stop Rubbing Your Eyes Immediately. Eyes Doctors Are Begging You.
Rubbing your eyes can cause more damage than most people realize, especially if you do it aggressively or often.
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The Oura Ring 5 is a smart ring not much bigger than a dumb one – Credit: Oura Pre-Order the Oura Ring 5 (It’s the Smallest One Yet!)
Size matters, apparently. The Oura Ring 5 isn’t much bigger than a normal, non-smart ring.
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The ‘Boob-Maxxing’ Trend Is Here, and Doctors Are Already Freaked Out by the Nonsense
Experts say influencers are pushing products and body standards that can turn normal variation into insecurity.
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This Tiny Morning Habit Could Be Making Your Whole Workday Feel Worse, According to Experts
Experts say the way you spend your first few minutes after you wake up can send your brain straight into stress mode.
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Ancient Doctors Used Poison as Anesthesia, and Scientists Found the Proof on 600-Year-Old Surgical Tools
Researchers say Ming Dynasty surgeons knew the toxic compound was dangerous, but used it carefully to numb patients.
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A Psychologist Has a Blunt Theory About What’s Really Driving the Male Loneliness Epidemic
The issue may have less to do with being alone and more to do with how men are taught to name, handle, and share emotions.
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Catherine Falls Commercial/Getty Images Scientists Made a Phone Game That Can Detect Depression in About 3 Minutes, but Does It Actually Work?
The game measures how quickly players give up on collecting rewards, which may reveal symptoms linked to anhedonia.
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Larry Washburn/Getty Images Scientists Think Viagra Could Help Treat More Than Erectile Dysfunction
A new clinical audit found that a two-drug combo may help reduce curvature and pain caused by Peyronie’s disease.
