Health

Are your symptoms and hormonal changes linked to the menopause?

NTD speaks with health educator Dr. Julie Gatza.

Health expert Troy Duell offers a strategy to improve mental sharpness in the heat.

Josh Wood, executive director of Them Before Us, joins NTD to discuss the key findings of the poll.

One of the most common ailments affecting both men’s physical and mental health is chronic back pain.

Some 87 percent of working parents experience challenges or disruptions while their children are home in the summer.

The average American eats about 23 percent more calories now than in the 1970s.

Dr. Russell Blaylock argues that immune activity triggers excitotoxicity, a process he says may help explain MS, arthritis, and other chronic diseases.

Pearl Barrett and Serene Allison, co-founders of Trim Healthy Mama and authors of 'The 7 Skills to Lasting Health', joined Tiffany Meier on her show to discuss why restrictive diets often fail, the importance of simple daily habits, and practical steps people can take to build a healthier lifestyle that lasts.

A new study says almost 15 percent of the world’s people are living with mental disorders.

Have you been looking for ways to eat healthier, without sacrificing taste or spending more?

The 2026 allergy season is in full swing across the United States. Joining NTD for tips on how to manage is health educator Dr. Julie Gatza.

Burnout may look like exhaustion, but as James Gordon suggests, it often signals a deeper rupture—where purpose, pressure, and unresolved trauma quietly collide.

What if the rise in ADHD isn’t just about diagnosis – but about what kids are eating every day? In this Vital Signs interview, Harvard-trained psychiatrist Dr. Uma Naidoo points to a growing concern: ultra-processed foods, added sugars, and nutrient-poor diets may be quietly affecting how children think and behave.

Everyday symptoms like skin rashes, joint pain, and fatigue may seem unrelated—but according to Dr. Jeffrey Bland, they could all trace back to one powerful root: the gut.

NTD spoke with a VIP fitness trainer about how somatic fitness works, and about practical exercises, especially for those over 50.

Americans are among the biggest users of therapy worldwide.

One of the most shared and commented “In-depth Premium Reports” on our sister media, the Epoch Times, is entitled ‘How Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High.'

July is Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Awareness Month.

There are multiple paths to lowering your prescription drug prices.

Are your symptoms and hormonal changes linked to the menopause?

NTD speaks with health educator Dr. Julie Gatza.

Health expert Troy Duell offers a strategy to improve mental sharpness in the heat.

Josh Wood, executive director of Them Before Us, joins NTD to discuss the key findings of the poll.

One of the most common ailments affecting both men’s physical and mental health is chronic back pain.

Some 87 percent of working parents experience challenges or disruptions while their children are home in the summer.

The average American eats about 23 percent more calories now than in the 1970s.

Dr. Russell Blaylock argues that immune activity triggers excitotoxicity, a process he says may help explain MS, arthritis, and other chronic diseases.

Pearl Barrett and Serene Allison, co-founders of Trim Healthy Mama and authors of 'The 7 Skills to Lasting Health', joined Tiffany Meier on her show to discuss why restrictive diets often fail, the importance of simple daily habits, and practical steps people can take to build a healthier lifestyle that lasts.

A new study says almost 15 percent of the world’s people are living with mental disorders.

Have you been looking for ways to eat healthier, without sacrificing taste or spending more?

The 2026 allergy season is in full swing across the United States. Joining NTD for tips on how to manage is health educator Dr. Julie Gatza.

Burnout may look like exhaustion, but as James Gordon suggests, it often signals a deeper rupture—where purpose, pressure, and unresolved trauma quietly collide.

What if the rise in ADHD isn’t just about diagnosis – but about what kids are eating every day? In this Vital Signs interview, Harvard-trained psychiatrist Dr. Uma Naidoo points to a growing concern: ultra-processed foods, added sugars, and nutrient-poor diets may be quietly affecting how children think and behave.

Everyday symptoms like skin rashes, joint pain, and fatigue may seem unrelated—but according to Dr. Jeffrey Bland, they could all trace back to one powerful root: the gut.

NTD spoke with a VIP fitness trainer about how somatic fitness works, and about practical exercises, especially for those over 50.