Colon Cancer Prevention: 5 Levers That Actually Lower Risk
Colorectal cancer is rising in adults under 50, but lifestyle changes can lower your risk. Discover 5 evidence-backed colon cancer prevention levers and a weekly action plan.

Colorectal cancer is rising in adults under 50, but lifestyle changes can lower your risk. Discover 5 evidence-backed colon cancer prevention levers and a weekly action plan.

New NIH-funded research reveals that your brain’s immune cells (microglia) undergo a dramatic overhaul starting in midlife. Learn what this means for your cognitive health and how diet, exercise, and sleep can support your brain’s immune system.

A 25-year study found that childhood consumption of soda, sports drinks, and fruit juice raises blood pressure risk in adulthood. Learn which simple swaps can protect your family’s heart health.

A landmark new study reveals PCOS heart risk is 4x higher—and independent of weight, blood sugar, or cholesterol. Here’s what to ask your doctor at your next visit.

Over 19 million eggs are recalled for potential Salmonella contamination. Check your carton for plant code P-1950, Julian dates 157-184, and sell-by dates July 20-August 17. What to do next.

A new Cochrane review finds hip arthritis exercise reduces pain by about 7 points on a 100-point scale — but experts say 12 points matter. Here’s what that means for your daily life and how to build a smarter multimodal plan.

The FDA approved Lipfendra, a new cholesterol pill that’s the first of its kind. Here’s what cardiologists want you to know before asking your doctor.

A nationwide recall of 5-mg cetirizine tablets (generic Zyrtec) has been issued due to ranitidine contamination. Check your lot numbers — GY825029 through GY825032 — and learn what to use instead.

Rumer Willis found that her period app got ovulation wrong. Learn how at-home hormone tracking gives you real data about your cycle, from inexpensive OPK strips to advanced fertility monitors.

A breakthrough pancreatic cancer vaccine called mKRAS-VAX has shown promising phase I results at Johns Hopkins. Here’s what it means for women at high risk, who should consider genetic testing, and when the vaccine might be available.