Health
Diet, Exercise, Discipline: Alternative Ways to Manage ADHD Amid Meds Shortage
Amid a nationwide and global shortage of ADHD medications, how can those impacted manage their condition?
Forge Self-Esteem by Doing Esteemable Things: Specialist on Addiction Recovery
As America continues to confront the addiction crisis, one part of the conversation is still missing: What does lasting recovery actually look like?
NYC Emergency Officials Issue Heatwave Warning
A National Weather Service advisory said rising temperatures and humidity are expected to fuel the heat index past 100 degrees and could extend past Saturday evening if the heatwave does not break.
Improve Your Life by Strengthening Communication Skills: Tips From an Expert
Sometimes our emotions may get the best of us, leading to conflicts, regrets, or buried resentments.
Find Vitality at Midlife With Ancient Wisdom, Modern Healing
A former Pfizer chief medical officer finds answers in Ayurveda.
Olympian: Summer Break Is the Perfect Time to Work on Sporting Weaknesses
Many young athletes are facing the ‘summer slide,’ when their skill sets regress because they are enjoying their time off from school.
Beyond Sunscreen: Tips for Skin That Ages Well
Skin health is your internal system on display.
Do Plants Have Minds?
We generally believe a mind requires a brain. But plants might give us the best reason to doubt that.
Is Therapy Always Helping? Psychologist Warns Some Approaches May Keep People Stuck
Americans are among the biggest users of therapy worldwide.
Why Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High
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.'
Cutting-Edge Technology Helping Children, Adults Live Longer After Serious Cancer Diagnoses: Expert
July is Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Awareness Month.
How to Stop Overpaying for Prescriptions: Tips by a Financial Planner
There are multiple paths to lowering your prescription drug prices.
Functional Bloodwork Tests Can Help Decipher Unsolved Symptoms in Menopause: Expert
Are your symptoms and hormonal changes linked to the menopause?
Pace Yourself, and Enjoy a Post-Feast America 250: Health Educator
NTD speaks with health educator Dr. Julie Gatza.
Prioritize Fresh Fruits, Vegetables to Replenish Electrolytes in the Heat: Expert
Health expert Troy Duell offers a strategy to improve mental sharpness in the heat.
Research Shows Children Raised by a Mother and Father Are Healthiest: Advocate
Josh Wood, executive director of Them Before Us, joins NTD to discuss the key findings of the poll.
Lower Back Pain: Rest May Not Be the Answer, Specialist Says
One of the most common ailments affecting both men’s physical and mental health is chronic back pain.
Neurology-Based Tips for a Carefree Summer: Aligning as a Team and Taking Good Care of Yourself
Some 87 percent of working parents experience challenges or disruptions while their children are home in the summer.
Overfed and Undernourished? Simple Steps Can Change Your Life: Expert
The average American eats about 23 percent more calories now than in the 1970s.
Silent Trigger of MS, Rheumatoid Arthritis – Brain Surgeon Reveals
Dr. Russell Blaylock argues that immune activity triggers excitotoxicity, a process he says may help explain MS, arthritis, and other chronic diseases.
Diet, Exercise, Discipline: Alternative Ways to Manage ADHD Amid Meds Shortage
Amid a nationwide and global shortage of ADHD medications, how can those impacted manage their condition?
Forge Self-Esteem by Doing Esteemable Things: Specialist on Addiction Recovery
As America continues to confront the addiction crisis, one part of the conversation is still missing: What does lasting recovery actually look like?
NYC Emergency Officials Issue Heatwave Warning
A National Weather Service advisory said rising temperatures and humidity are expected to fuel the heat index past 100 degrees and could extend past Saturday evening if the heatwave does not break.
Improve Your Life by Strengthening Communication Skills: Tips From an Expert
Sometimes our emotions may get the best of us, leading to conflicts, regrets, or buried resentments.
Find Vitality at Midlife With Ancient Wisdom, Modern Healing
A former Pfizer chief medical officer finds answers in Ayurveda.
Olympian: Summer Break Is the Perfect Time to Work on Sporting Weaknesses
Many young athletes are facing the ‘summer slide,’ when their skill sets regress because they are enjoying their time off from school.
Beyond Sunscreen: Tips for Skin That Ages Well
Skin health is your internal system on display.
Do Plants Have Minds?
We generally believe a mind requires a brain. But plants might give us the best reason to doubt that.
Is Therapy Always Helping? Psychologist Warns Some Approaches May Keep People Stuck
Americans are among the biggest users of therapy worldwide.
Why Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High
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.'
Cutting-Edge Technology Helping Children, Adults Live Longer After Serious Cancer Diagnoses: Expert
July is Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Awareness Month.
How to Stop Overpaying for Prescriptions: Tips by a Financial Planner
There are multiple paths to lowering your prescription drug prices.
Functional Bloodwork Tests Can Help Decipher Unsolved Symptoms in Menopause: Expert
Are your symptoms and hormonal changes linked to the menopause?
Pace Yourself, and Enjoy a Post-Feast America 250: Health Educator
NTD speaks with health educator Dr. Julie Gatza.
Prioritize Fresh Fruits, Vegetables to Replenish Electrolytes in the Heat: Expert
Health expert Troy Duell offers a strategy to improve mental sharpness in the heat.
Research Shows Children Raised by a Mother and Father Are Healthiest: Advocate
Josh Wood, executive director of Them Before Us, joins NTD to discuss the key findings of the poll.
Lower Back Pain: Rest May Not Be the Answer, Specialist Says
One of the most common ailments affecting both men’s physical and mental health is chronic back pain.
Neurology-Based Tips for a Carefree Summer: Aligning as a Team and Taking Good Care of Yourself
Some 87 percent of working parents experience challenges or disruptions while their children are home in the summer.
Overfed and Undernourished? Simple Steps Can Change Your Life: Expert
The average American eats about 23 percent more calories now than in the 1970s.
Silent Trigger of MS, Rheumatoid Arthritis – Brain Surgeon Reveals
Dr. Russell Blaylock argues that immune activity triggers excitotoxicity, a process he says may help explain MS, arthritis, and other chronic diseases.