Health

Anne Hathaway uses her influence to push The Devil Wears Prada 2 toward a more mindful take on fashion’s body image. As production signals a refreshed aesthetic, the sequel aims to reflect how Runway—and the industry it satirizes—has evolved. Behind-the-scenes chatter hints at a sharper, more purposeful return.

Rebecca King-Crews opens up about living with Parkinson’s and a new, noninvasive treatment showing early signs of improvement. A candid update that offers a hopeful glimpse into resilience and what lies ahead on her recovery journey.

Legendary college basketball broadcaster Dick Vitale reveals a new health challenge and an unwavering plan as he begins immunotherapy. His story signals resilience, hope, and a career defined by fighting spirit and optimism.

An apparently routine illness in a 74-year-old Welsh grandmother turned into a life-changing battle with brain inflammation. Her family’s account warns that subtle flu-like symptoms and sudden cognitive changes can mask a dangerous condition needing urgent attention.

Behind the glitz, a behind-the-scenes push reshapes The Devil Wears Prada 2. Anne Hathaway reportedly urged a gentler take on models after on-set glimpses of runway looks, with Meryl Streep backing the shift as the film moves toward a fresher take on fashion and body image.

Routine bloodwork can miss quiet warning signs of serious health issues. A high-profile musician’s experience highlights why expanded testing matters and offers practical steps families can take to ensure the right tests are ordered and interpreted before problems escalate.

New research suggests everyday habits may be the strongest defense against cognitive decline—beyond biomarkers. A practical plan centers on resistance training, breaking up long sits, brief high-intensity bursts, ongoing learning, and meaningful social ties. Your daily routine could be a powerful brain-protection toolkit.

Natural options to slow thinning and spark regrowth are gaining attention as people seek gentler paths than traditional medicines. Rosemary oil, scalp-care routines, rice bran oil, and herbal supplements are among the ideas—but human data remain limited. A measured, medically guided approach may offer the best balance of safety and potential benefit.

Could the dose of a flu vaccine influence brain health years down the line? Some early findings hint that high‑dose vaccines in older adults might be linked to a lower risk of Alzheimer’s dementia, but the link isn’t proven and more research is needed.

An unexpected pause at the CDC has raised questions about how vaccine research is reviewed and shared with the public. An acting director reportedly objected to the study’s methods, delaying a key report and fueling a debate over science, messaging, and politics in public health.

Nevada launches NVax, a statewide coalition aimed at boosting vaccination rates and countering misinformation. Led by UNLV epidemiologist Brian Labus and backed by a six-figure grant, the effort focuses on education, clinician resources, and data-driven outreach. The first public meeting is April 23.

Megyn Kelly’s midlife energy plan isn’t a trend, it’s consistent, doable habits that fit a busy life. Short, regular workouts, light weights, daily saunas, and a steady Mediterranean-style diet—plus a mindset shift and a nod to hormone support—show that sustainability beats extremes for lasting vitality. A reminder that small, repeatable choices can add up to…

Former U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams breaks public silence to challenge Dr. Casey Means’ qualifications for the nation’s top public-health post, arguing the job’s traditional credentials aren’t met. With the nomination stalled in the Senate for nearly a year, the clash highlights deep questions about who should steer U.S. public health.

Executive habit meets science in a surprising place: a 20-minute nap that Scott Kirby says keeps him from making tired decisions at the helm of a global airline. Sleep research and NASA-led findings suggest brief naps refresh attention, sharpen memory, and boost judgment—raising the question of whether a quick pause could be a hidden leadership…

Jenn Todryk shares a surprising lab update in her fight with Hashimoto’s disease: a key inflammation marker has fallen to a level she’s never seen before. A hopeful twist in her ongoing treatment journey leaves fans curious about what comes next.

Extending the overnight fast and starting the day with an earlier breakfast were tied to smaller BMI gains over five years in a large Spanish cohort. The findings hint that our body clocks matter for weight, with intriguing gender differences and nuances around skipping breakfast.

Teaser options: – GLP-1 weight‑loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy may do more than curb appetite. Some users report unexpected changes in libido and dating dynamics, sparking questions scientists are just beginning to answer. – As these medications reshape bodies, researchers are exploring how they could influence sexual desire—through brain reward pathways, hormonal balance, and…

Florida CBD maker Pure Science Lab has filed for Chapter 11 amid mounting debt and industry headwinds. Regulation, competition, and a fragmented market are shaping a careful reorganization rather than liquidation as the sector recalibrates.

Spring gardening offers more than flowers and fresh produce. Regular time in the soil can boost fitness, support brain health, and lift mood—even with short, simple sessions outdoors.

Being the crisis anchor can come with a quiet cost—your own needs fade as steadiness becomes a role. This intimate essay traces the hidden toll of always having to be “the strong one,” from social invisibility to the drift away from vulnerability, and hints at how letting others share the load can reshape relationships and…

On increasingly long polar and intercontinental flights, travelers and crew face a hidden risk: higher exposure to cosmic radiation. Experts warn that cumulative exposure could carry long‑term health implications, with pregnant crew and frequent flyers most at risk. A look at regulatory gaps, emerging tools, and what may lie ahead for shielding those who fly…