Michelle Pugle

Treatments to reverse the signs of aging like ultherapy and microneedling are growing in popularity, but how do the results compare to Botox? Here’s what dermatologists say you can expect.

New research suggests the risk of developing high blood pressure may be higher for women taking oral forms of estrogen than those who take non-oral forms of hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

New research finds that gastric bypass surgery can help people achieve long-term diabetes remission regardless of how much weight is lost.

A new study found people who don’t eat enough of certain foods including legumes, nuts and full-fat dairy, are at higher risk of developing heart disease.

TikTok’s ‘bed rotting’ trend, which consists of spending long periods of time in bed scrolling on a phone or binge-watching TV, isn’t the self-care fix some people claim it is. Health experts warn it can have negative effects on mental and physical health, including making depression symptoms worse.

A new study suggests that drinking kombucha tea daily may help lower blood sugar levels in people living with type 2 diabetes.

New research suggests people who get more than 25% of their total energy from added sugars could have an 88% higher chance of kidney stones than those who eat a diet low in added sugars.

New research suggests that people who experience extreme pain in the first year following a heart attack may have lower odds of long-term survival.

Research suggests eating nuts may help reduce risk of depression in adults. However, it’s not exactly clear the exact reason why.

Ozempic and other GLP-1 drugs are currently under safety review in several countries after a small number of cases have reported an increase in suicidal thoughts while taking the medications.