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A group of researchers believe they can ease jet lag’s impacts by using cell therapy to help your body’s internal clock adjust before your vacation begins

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Tadalafil – better known by its brand name Cialis – is one of the most commonly prescribed drugs for erectile dysfunction

The first FDA-approved minimally invasive nerve stimulator for rheumatoid arthritis marks a milestone for bioelectronic medicine—and researchers hope other diseases could be next

Changing the way you eat in middle age may still be associated with years of additional life

GLP-1 weight-loss drugs can reduce weight and improve health, but could they also boost athletic performance? Scientists say the evidence is unclear, but there is a growing debate around whether they could be considered performance enhancing

I answer Joe, the peppy young sports science guru from My Vital Metrics, in the only way possible while wearing a cumbersome, Bane-from-Batman-style mask over my nose and mouth and jogging on a treadmill – two thumbs up and what can only be described as an affirmative chirrup

Dr. Mary Claire Haver breaks down how the menopause shift rewires metabolism, raising abdominal fat and inflammation, and reveals why tracking strength and fat distribution beats relying on the number on the scale

Sandra spends most Tuesday afternoons in a neurologist’s waiting room, scrolling on her phone while her mother finishes a cognitive assessment down the hall. Her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease two years ago, and Sandra has spent those two years learning a hard truth: unlike most of the health crises she has faced in…

Physical activity and healthy blood sugar levels during midlife may be linked to a significantly slower decline in thinking abilities later in life, according to new research from UT Health San Antonio, the academic health center of The University of Texas at San Antonio. The findings suggest that exercise may be especially important for Hispanic…