Doctor Explains All The Ways Sugar Ages You
Sugar is in many of the foods we love, but it's having a negative effect not only on our overall health but on how quickly we're aging, as well.
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Breast Cancer Survivor Unpacks How Sharing Your Story Can Demystify The Disease
The List spoke exclusively with Dana Donofree, breast cancer survivor and founder and CEO of AnaOno, about the importance of talking about breast cancer.
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New Study Provides Answers On Whether Men Or Women Have A Higher Sex Drive
It's a common belief that men experience more sexual desire than women, but is there any truth to that claim? A new study aims to answer the age-old question.
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Breast Cancer Survivor And Entrepreneur On Why We Need More Inclusive Bras
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we sat down with a survivor and entrepreneur to talk about bra inclusivity after cancer.
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What AnaOno's Founder Wants You To Know About How Breast Cancer Treatment Impacts Wearing A Bra
We spoke to the founder of AnaOno to learn what about breast cancer treatments impact bra-wearing. From finding the right fit to comfort, here's what she says.
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What Not To Say To Someone With A Gluten Allergy
When you know someone who has a gluten allergy, you may not know that the things you say about their eating habits could hurt their feelings.
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How A Low-Carb Diet Helps Prevent Diabetes For Those At Risk
If you're a pre-diabetic, you might be wondering how to prevent crossing that threshold. A low-carb diet might be the answer.
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Expert Explains The 'Critical' Role Nutrition Plays In Recovering From Flu Shots And COVID-19 Vaccines
While the flu shot and COVID-19 vaccine can come with side effects, it's possible to mitigate the worst of them with proper nutrition, an expert says.
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Clinical Psychologist Provides 5 Expert Tips For Combatting Seasonal Affective Disorder
Up to 5% of people in the U.S. suffer from seasonal affective disorder, but Dr. Monica Vermani has some tips for improving your mood during the colder months.
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Study Finds Some Breast Cancer Patients Might Benefit From Less Radiation Time
New research suggests that the lengthy radiation schedules that cancer patients have undergone for years may no longer be necessary for effective treatment.
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Dr. Oz Weighs In On Who Should Really Make Decisions About The Right To Abortion
Dr. Oz revealed his thoughts on abortion access in a recent debate.
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How To Know Whether Your Kids Have RSV, The Flu, Or COVID-19
Wondering whether your kids have RSV, the flu, or COVID-19? Here's how to know.
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Inside The FDA's New Guidance On Mammograms
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which aims to help people understand the risks, and here's inside the FDA's new guidance on mammograms.
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What Parents Need To Know About Getting The Bivalent COVID Booster For Their Young Children
If your kid is eligible for the new COVID-19 booster, here's what you need to know.
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Research Shows Lack Of Concern For Female Sexual Health After Cancer Treatment
Why isn't there more research into the sexual health of women?
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How Planned Parenthood Plans To Make Abortion Rights A Closing Argument In The 2022 Election
Planned Parenthood is working to protect abortion access in the upcoming elections.
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How Effective Are 'Happy Lights' In Treating SAD? Here's What A Clinical Psychologist Has To Say
Here's what a clinical psychologist has to say about how effective "happy lights" are in treating SAD.
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How Much Water Should You Drink If You're In Your 60s?
Being dehydrated affects everyone at any age, but it has particularly worrisome effects for older people. Here's how to ensure you're getting enough water.
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How Tinted Sunglasses Might Help You Ditch The Pain Meds If You Suffer From Fibromyalgia
These sunglasses could be a huge help if you have fibromyalgia.
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How The White House Plans To Help Pregnant People Suffering From Opioid Addictions
The Biden administration is hoping to curb the opioid epidemic by helping pregnant people.
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Why Experts Say You Should Let Your Kids Just Enjoy All The Candy They Can Eat This Halloween
If your kids are trick-or-treating this Halloween, there's no harm in letting them indulge in all of their sweets.
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The Best Stretches To Relieve Achilles Tendon Pain
To relieve Achilles tendon pain, these are the best stretches.
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Here's How To Start A Career As A Lactation Consultant
Working as a lactation consultant is an important and rewarding career path, but you'll need to complete certain qualifications to get started.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Taking Cortisone
Cortisone is taken orally or with a shot to treat pain, inflammation, arthritis, and more, but here is why you should think twice before taking Cortisone.
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Why Some Doctors Warn Against The Blood Type Diet
There's no shortage of fad diets and trendy meal plans promising to help you shed pounds in months, but here's why some doctors warn against the blood type diet
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What Is Dormant Butt Syndrome And Do You Have It?
While the name of this condition may induce a slight giggle (dormant what?!), this common ailment can cause pain to areas of the body.
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Eat More Of This Fruit To Prevent The Effects Of Osteoporosis
Each year, more than 1.5 million Americans suffer fractures due to osteoporosis. Eat more of this fruit to prevent the effects of osteoporosis.
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