Health & Wellness

While the photogenic fruit-based beverages have become synonymous with wellness culture, nutrition experts are increasingly questioning their health benefits.

Research indicates that approximately 70% of the population experiences "sleep start" or "hypnagogic jerk" at least once in their lifetime.

A study conducted at Beilinson Hospital shows two radiation sessions may match the effectiveness of five treatments, promising reduced patient burden.

New study suggests plant-based foods may help protect against post-traumatic stress disorder while red meat consumption shows opposite effect.

Kellogg's Froot Loops under scrutiny after former FDA official raised concerns over additives, calling it “worst cereal in the US.”

Professional insights on maintaining mental health and daily functioning in the shadow of war and its aftermath.

A revolutionary blood test capable of detecting some of the most common and lethal cancers before symptoms develop is set to receive UK government funding.

Research indicates that Americans have become less engaged with worship houses, community organizations, and even their own family members in recent decades, reporting a steady increase in feelings of loneliness.

Briah Foundation survey reveals war drives sharp decline in women's preventive care with up to 59% of evacuees and 40% of non-evacuees skipping essential health screenings including dental and breast exams.

Cross-border medical collaboration showcases the power of organ donation and transplant innovation.