HEALTH
More Than Half of Seniors 'Stuck' in Medicare Advantage Plans
In 2023, more than half of seniors were enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans. For many seniors, the plans hid some serious problems.
Alzheimer's Mysterious Origins May Lie in Exhausted Cells Unable to Cope
A discovery has important implications for future treatments and may explain why patients respond differently to different drugs.
Is the Metaverse the Next Big Step in Health Care Evolution?
King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre explores new ways it can offer its health care capabilities in the metaverse.
Republican States See Highest Surges in Gender Dysphoria
Gender dysphoria is a strong feeling of distress when a person believes their biological sex doesn't match their identity.
Fauci Gives Republicans Ammo for Lab Leak 'Conspiracy' Theory
"This comes nearly four years after...[attempting] to vilify and disprove the lab leak hypothesis," a statement read, in part.
You're More Likely Than Ever to Live to 100. But It Will Cost You
In the next 30 years, the centenarian population is set to quadruple, but living to 100 very well could have severe costs on both seniors and the economy.
When Open Enrollment for 2024 Health Insurance Closes in Each State
The deadline for Americans to sign up for health insurance for 2024 is fast approaching.
Afraid of Heights? Befriending a Spider May Help, Say Psychologists
The discovery "opens up new perspectives for the efficient treatment of phobias," researcher Iris Kodzaga said.
Cookie Recall as Warning Issued Over Possible 'Serious' Allergic Reactions
Wegmans has initiated a recall of oat cookies bought from its in-store bakeries because they may contain wheat that is not declared on the label.
I Shared My Pills. Her Controlling Boyfriend Reported us to Police
I don't feel guilty for helping another person. It's not something I should be ashamed of.
Depression May Cause Weight Gain for Some People, Study Finds
Overweight and obese people may be more at risk of gaining weight during periods of depression and poor mental health.
MS Is More Prevalent in America Due to Ancient Sheep Farming
"In many ways, we are not optimally adapted to the environment we have created for ourselves today," the researchers told Newsweek.
