Lynn Allison

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After years of surgeries, powerful medications, and debilitating symptoms, Hadley Ott decided to take a different path in managing his Crohn's disease. Today, the 28-year-old says he has been drug-free and symptom-free for four years by following a regimen centered on...

Fatherhood can have a profound impact on men's lives. Research shows that in addition to gaining a 'dad bod,' fathers experience a boost to cognitive and mental health, among other benefits. Researcher Darby Saxbe, from the University of Southern California, has been...

New research shows that the COVID vaccine might have an added benefit of protecting heart health. A study published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine found that the 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccine was linked to a nearly 38% reduction in COVID-19-related major cardiovascular...

When it comes to heart health, small daily changes can make a big difference. Simple habits may help lower your risk of heart disease - the leading cause of death worldwide. According to BBC Science Focus, new risks can develop with age, including hidden fat stored in...

A new study from researchers in Spain suggests that consuming virgin olive oil instead of refined olive oil may help boost cognitive function in older adults - possibly by improving the gut microbiome. The study followed 656 adults aged 55 to 75 who were overweight or obese...

A new study suggests that the way a person walks may help doctors distinguish between two serious neurological conditions - Parkinson's disease and dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) - potentially leading to earlier and more accurate diagnoses. Researchers from the University...

Numerous studies suggest that having a pet, especially a dog or cat, may contribute to a longer and healthier life. Research has shown that pet owners often experience lower blood pressure, reduced cholesterol levels, and decreased feelings of loneliness. A 2019 study...

Japan is moving to commercialize two groundbreaking stem cell therapies - one for Parkinson's disease and another for severe heart failure - in what experts are calling a historic milestone in regenerative medicine. Earlier this month, a Japanese government panel approved...

February is American Heart Month, a nationwide observance highlighting cardiovascular disease and the urgent need for prevention and early detection. Yet studies show only 56% of women know that heart disease - not cancer - is their No. 1 killer. Research also indicates...