Wellness tech abounds at CES. As PCMag reports, at this year’s tech convention, there were myriad devices that promise to combat loneliness, detect life-threatening food allergens, prevent hip fractures, track perimenopause symptoms, smooth wrinkles, and more. Read on for PCMag’s picks of the top Wellness Tech from CES 2026. Peri Winner of the official Best Wellness Tech category […]
Last week, Robert F Kennedy Jr announced and the Department of Agriculture released a new set of dietary guidelines, and it includes a food pyramid that looks very different from the one you probably remember. “As secretary of Health and Human Services, my message is clear: Eat real food,” Kennedy said. He called the change “the most […]
Doctors’ visits for flu-like symptoms — fevers, sore throat, extreme fatigue and body aches — have hit the highest level in nearly 30 years, according to the latest stats issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and are likely to continue to rise in the coming weeks. As NBC News reports, it’s not just a […]
January 9th is National Apricot day – in fact the entire month of January has been named Apple & Apricot Month – which may seem odd considering that the apricot’s growing season is during the Summer and you’d be hard pressed to find any fresh apricots in your grocer’s aisles right now. However, apricots are […]
More than 50 years ago – on December 31, 1969 – President Richard Nixon signed a proclamation designating January as National Blood Donor Month (NBDM). The new monthly observance was meant to honor voluntary blood donors and to encourage more people to give blood at a time when more blood is desperately needed. “National Blood Donor Month […]
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced on Monday it is changing the childhood immunization schedule. As ABC News reports, the federal health agency – led by vaccine skeptic Robert F Kennedy Jr – is removing the universal recommendation for multiple shots, in what it calls an attempt to mirror the schedules of peer […]
Okay, so beans aren’t a fruit, but hey, it rhymes with “Toot,” and that makes little kids (and adults who act like kids) giggle, so, go with it. January 6th is National Bean Day, and it’s time to celebrate this “magical” legume! Because National Bean Day falls in the middle of winter, it’s the perfect […]
January is Thyroid Awareness Month. The American Thyroid Association states that approximately 20 million Americans have some form of thyroid cancer, so it is important to discuss because 60% of people who have some form of thyroid disease remain unaware of their condition. What is the Thyroid and what is its Function? According to the Pacific Neuroscience Institute, the […]
The new year has arrived and so has the start of Dry January — a popular health trend where people give up alcohol for the entire month. There are a bunch of good reasons why you might be drawn to the idea of Dry January – maybe you’re simply ready for a break after all […]
Take a quick look at your resolutions or goals for 2026. How many new habits are you trying to build? If it’s a long list, it’s time to make some cuts if you want to turn your resolutions into reality. As Arnold’s Pump Club reports, Research suggests that the more goals you try to tackle — […]