Liz Scherer

New devices promise to help realign your body’s circadian rhythm for better health, but do they work? Here’s what the experts say.

Younger men, many of whom say they don’t have a primary care doctor or have ever had their blood pressure, cholesterol, or weight checked, need to start getting engaged earlier.

Most of the 200 types of mosquitoes that reside in the U.S. are relatively harmless. But every few years, there are several types make themselves known in headlines for West Nile virus and other diseases.

Have knee osteoarthritis? Strengthening the chain is key.

Compounded semaglutide is flooding the internet, and consumers are drowning in dosing errors. But problems also exist with the brand-name versions of the drugs.

Millions of women experience excessive menopausal bleeding during perimenopause, and many don’t seek help.

Experts agree: When it comes to back pain, movement is key.

Study findings underscore the risk of drinking during long-term airline flights.

The Mediterranean Diet isn’t really a “diet,” as the word is commonly used. It’s more of a way of life. A delicious way of life.

A new study suggests that stopping metformin speeds up cognitive decline in older people who have diabetes. What does this mean for them?