Psychiatrist Devina Wadhwa argues that clinicians should weigh life circumstances and risk before treating distress as a mental disorder.
The Latest
Do We Diagnose Too Much Normal Distress?
Menopause Can Affect Your Heart Health—here Are Three Symptoms A Cardiologist Says Women Should Never Ignore
A cardiologist says new chest discomfort, unusual breathlessness and persistent palpitations during menopause warrant attention.
Does ChatGPT Measure Up To Doctors When It Comes To Questions About IVF?
A small comparison found ChatGPT’s IVF answers were clear but scored below ASRM materials on accuracy, completeness, safety and quality.
What Happens When You Have A Stroke At 25
The Atlantic’s headline raises questions about stroke in young adults, but its article body and supporting details are unavailable.
Health Has Become A Trend. Which Trendy Practices Actually Work, And Which Are Just Marketing?
A headline raises questions about health trends and marketing, but provides no article details or evidence to assess particular practices.
15 Best Festive Wellness Gift Sets for Thoughtful Holiday Gifting in 2027
Compare 15 festive wellness gift sets, from full spa baskets to tea and aromatherapy picks, and find the right gift for every kind of recipient.
This Type Of Walking Is Better For Healthy Aging, According To A New Study
A 16-week study found more participants improved one frailty category with supervised high-intensity walking than with casual-speed walking.
14 Best Meditation Candles for Stress Relief in 2027
Compare 14 meditation candles for stress relief, from simple beeswax tapers to scented soy and crystal sets. Find the right fit for your routine.
Life Doesn’t Have A “Best By” Date
A Sixty and Me essay uses food expiration labels as a metaphor for aging, urging readers to stay active, connected and engaged.
Can’t Keep Your Heels Down When You Squat? Here’s What It Means And Three Exercises That’ll Help Fix This Common Issue
A Fit&Well report links lifting heels during squats to limited ankle movement or hip factors, and outlines three supported exercises to build control.
