In Focus

Occasional tingling happens to everyone but when the sensation of pins and needles comes often, it might indicate an underlying condition

Does mold actually cause depression? Maybe, but mold removal should not be viewed as a substitute for appropriate depression treatment

Gym safety means thinking about the entire member journey, from entering the facility to dealing with an emergency

Personal style and men's mental health: what research says about clothing and confidence, and when a watch is not enough

Fear of being seen keeps many people from addiction treatment. See what research says about virtual care and privacy

To taper off corticosteroids safely, you must know what withdrawal symptoms to expect, and how to support your body through the transition

Successful weight loss depends on more than diet: how activity, sleep, behavior change, realistic goals and support shape lasting results

When facing a mesothelioma diagnosis, you must care for both your body and your mind so that you regain a sense of control during treatment

Technology, staffing shortages, and an aging population are reshaping nursing practice, education, and the profession's future

Health routines fall apart because people treat missed days like failure. A better approach is to expect inconsistency and plan for recovery