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The earlier dementia — of which Alzheimer’s disease is the most common — is detected, the better the prognosis for the person diagnosed

Measles cases in the United States have reached levels not seen in over three decades, raising concerns that the country could soon lose its measles elimination status

As health officials investigate a multistate cyclospora outbreak, so far linked to recalled iceberg lettuce, many Americans are asking the same question after eating a salad or sandwich: Should I be worried?

Life is not only composed of what happens to us, but is also made up of the stories we tell ourselves about our experiences. Some narratives extract meaning and purpose from life’s most challenging situations, while others lead us to ruminate on the unfortunate, unfair, or unpredictable aspects of life’s events

From your morning routine to your exercise level and the food you eat, making minor changes to your daily life can have a huge positive impact on your mental health.From resisting panic to focusing on what they can actually change (rather than what would just leave them spinning their wheels), these habits reveal a level…

​Fitness became a big part of my life about seven years ago. Within a few months of arriving in the UAE, I gained the so-called “Dubai Stone” and a new friend had to take me under her wing on a fitness journey

Mitch McConnell “continues his recovery in the hospital,” his office said Saturday, July 11, offering the same update similar to what it has given for weeks even as new details emerge about the morning the U.S. senator was rushed to the hospital

Your food choices are some of the most impactful decisions you can make for your overall health, especially if you opt for anti-inflammatory foods. But how can you identify those nutritious options? There’s a simple cheat code

In the high and later Middle Ages, restoration of sanity to those who had lost their mind accounted for about 10% of recorded saintly miracles. But as Virginia Commonwealth University historian Leigh Ann Craig details in her latest book, “Deprived of Sense and Intellect: Insanity, Possession, and Diagnosis in Medieval Europe,” the diagnoses behind these instances of…