Category: Health & Wellness

Do you always feel like you have to Pee the second you get Home?

“It’s a real phenomenon,” Sandip Vasavada, MD, a urologist at Cleveland Clinic, said in an interview with Health magazine, speaking of that “need-to-go” feeling as soon as you get home. That’s because the different behaviors we do en route can trigger the feeling—like opening the door to your house. According to Dr. Vasavada, some of […]

New from the CDC: People who are vaccinated don’t need to wear masks during many outdoor activities

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new guidelines for people who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, outlining the situations where vaccinated people can stop wearing masks. People are considered fully vaccinated two weeks after the second dose of the Pfizer / BioNTech and Moderna vaccines, and two weeks after the Johnson & […]

Twitter is the latest Social Media Network to encourage users to get the Covid-19 Vaccine

Twitter is adding a new prompt to users’ timelines to help promote the ongoing COVID-19 vaccination effort, providing users around the world with the “latest vaccine info” in their particular country. The new notice appears as a massive unmissable box at the top of users’ Twitter feeds on the iOS and Android apps, prompting users […]

From Better Immunity to Better Mood: The Little-Known Benefits of Vitamin D

Gloved hands holding small vitamin D capsules in front of bright sunshine

We’ve been told time and time again that exposing our bodies to a little bit of sunshine is good for us. (As long as we don’t bake under those UVA and UVB rays for too long without shade and sunscreen, that is—doing that is basically asking for skin damage.) After all, responsible sun exposure is […]

New study finds regular exercise can reduce the risk of severe outcomes for COVID-19

People who exercise regularly have a better chance of surviving COVID-19 compared to those who move less, according to a new study.  The April 7 research, published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, found that COVID-19 patients who regularly exercise, compared to people who are consistently inactive, have a lower chance of being hospitalized, requiring ICU […]

How serious is the Johnson & Johnson blood clot risk compared to common medications?

A week ago, people across the U.S. woke up to news that the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are recommending a “pause” in the use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine after it was linked to a rare form of blood clots. There have been six reported […]

Bebe Rexha Shared a Video of Her “Real Body,” Asking Fans to Do the Same

Bebe Rexha, who has routinely promoted self-acceptance and body positivity on her social platforms, continued that effort last weekend. On Friday, the diamond-selling, Grammy-nominated artist shared a TikTok video set to her single “Sacrifice.” With text trumpeting the notion that “thick thighs save lives,” Rexha turns to offer a look at unfiltered look at her […]

Khloé Kardashian Shares ‘Unretouched and Unfiltered’ Video to Open Up About ‘Constant Ridicule and Judgement’

Khloé Kardashian has become an unexpected symbol of body positivity by speaking out after her team reportedly tried to pull an unedited photo of her from social media. Kardashian, 36, shared a few different photos and videos of herself in an Instagram post last week. The first, a video of herself posing in her bathroom […]

As New Covid-19 cases surge in the U.S., Pfizer asks regulators to give Vaccine to Youth 12 and over

Pfizer, the first vaccine maker to become authorized in the U.S., on Friday asked federal regulators to authorize its vaccine for kids as young as 12, insisting that recent clinical trials showed it’s both safe and effective. The good news came as health officials warned that youth sports were now driving new COVID cases in […]