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Menopause weight gain is common, especially around the waist. Learn why it happens and which diet, exercise, sleep and medical approaches may help.
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can ease menopause symptoms, but it has risks. Learn the pros, cons and questions to discuss with your doctor.
Researchers have been chasing a reliable autism biomarker for years, and 2026 brought fresh movement on two fronts: a blood protein panel that performed well in a controlled study, and new biosensor technology that could eventually make testing faster and less invasive.
Menopause hot flashes remedies that go beyond a handheld fan — what's backed by evidence, what isn't, and when to call a doctor.
Perimenopause symptoms often start years before periods stop. Here's what to expect, what's worth a doctor's visit, and how to manage the transition.
STI testing for men is not one single test. Depending on sexual history, symptoms and exposure, testing may involve urine, blood or swab samples. Chlamydia and gonorrhea are commonly detected with urine or site-specific swabs, while HIV and syphilis are usually checked with blood tests.
Ovarian cysts symptoms range from silent to severe. Learn the warning signs, when to worry, and when a cyst usually resolves on its own.
Stanford researchers have identified a brain process called maladaptive myelination that seizures appear to hijack, worsening epilepsy over time. This piece explains what that discovery actually means, why it matters most for the roughly 30% of epilepsy patients whose seizures don't respond to stand
Few men's health topics attract as much misinformation as prostate massage. Online, it's sold as everything from a cancer cure to a fertility booster. In reality, the clinical picture is far more nuanced — and the risks are real enough to matter.
Uterine fibroids symptoms range from heavy periods to bladder pressure. Learn the signs, what's normal, and when to see a doctor.
Prostate cancer risk does not come from one single cause. Age is the strongest established factor, while family history, inherited gene changes and ancestry can also substantially affect risk. Some lifestyle factors, including obesity, diet and smoking, have been studied,
The fertility awareness method tracks your cycle to identify fertile days. Learn how it works, its accuracy, and who it's realistically suited for.
