Healthy Living

What American Medicine Lost in the Past 50 Years

Modern medicine will keep advancing, but what patients remember most—being known, heard, and cared for—still depends on time, presence, and attention.

Why Your Health Records Can Drive Medical Errors–And What You Can Do

A compiled single record of an otherwise scattered medical history can be critical in preventing delayed diagnosis and unnecessary testing.
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12 Health ‘Facts’ Doctors Want You to Stop Believing

Common beliefs shape what we eat, how we exercise, and how we treat illness or injuries. Many ideas passed down have real value, some do not.

When Brushing Is Not Enough: How Xylitol Changes Oral Health

Xylitol works by changing conditions in the mouth, slowing harmful bacteria, and making it difficult for bacteria to adhere to teeth and tissue.

The 2025 Tax Game-Changer: What Retirees Need to Know Now

2025 isn’t just another tax year for retirees; it’s expected to be among the most consequential in recent history.

Bees Give Us Food, Pollination, and Natural Medicines—and They’re Disappearing

Between 2023 and 2024, U.S. beekeepers lost an estimated 55.1% of colonies—the worst loss in over a decade, far above the 13-year average.

Why Intermittent Fasting Isn’t Working for You

It sounds simple enough: Eat within a narrow window, fast for the rest, lose weight. Except there are always those for whom it doesn’t work.

The Hidden Heavy Metals Damaging Your Brain—and Where They Come From

Heavy metals hidden in everyday food, cookware, and old homes may be quietly eroding your health. A woman in her...