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• A man recalls the emotional toll growing up with plaque psoriasis had on him as a teenager in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE

• “It was very difficult to walk around and have these large, scaly, red masses on my body and my face,”…

Recently, hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) has been rapidly increasing. According to records from the National Children’s Hospital in Hanoi, in just the first two months of 2026, nearly 3,000 children contracted the disease, with about…

The Panama Ministry of Health (MOH) is calling on the public to reinforce prevention measures and eliminate breeding grounds for the mosquito that transmits dengue fever.

According to the Department of Epidemiology of the MOH, in the…

A new study has found that a ketogenic diet can restore a major training benefit that high blood sugar had shut down in mice, allowing exercise to raise oxygen use again.

That finding recasts the problem of exercise resistance, suggesting that…

A new study from Kyung Hee University explores how phones in “silent mode” may hold the key to healthier minds at work.

Researchers examined whether a mobile mindfulness training (MMT) program could improve stress, burnout, and work…

Researchers have found that cutting dietary protein slows liver tumor growth in mice whose damaged livers cannot clear ammonia properly.

The finding recasts a routine part of eating as a source of fuel for cancer when the organ meant to neutralize…

A new study has found that young people who use pre-workout supplements are more than twice as likely to sleep five hours or less a night.

That finding recasts a familiar gym aid as a possible driver of severe sleep loss during years when rest…