ADHD Med Recall 2025: Another Batch of Generic Vyvanse Fails Tests
If you have been prescribed lisdexamfetamine dimesylate capsules to treat ADHD, you should know the FDA has recalled several lots of this medication.
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Fact Check: Does Obama Really Get Royalties for Obamacare?
After Trump shared a claim that former president Obama received royalties for Obamacare, many wondered if Obama does get paid for the ACA.
Prices on Zepbound Are Supposed To Drop, When Will You See Them Come Down?
Prices are supposed to come down on weight loss drugs like Zepbound and Wegovy, but when will you see a change in your pharmacy bill?
Too Much of a Good Thing? See What Experts Say Is the Ideal Number of Indoor Plants
Is there such thing as too many plants? A study claims to have identified the ideal number of indoor plants for your home and health.
Study Reveals Silicone Cookware Is Not as Safe as You Think
Silicone cooking utensils have become popular over the years thanks to their easy to clean surfaced and affordability, but are they safe to use?
The Maldives Has Launched a Generational Smoking Ban: Who Is Affected?
The world's first known generational, country-wide smoking ban is in effect in the Maldives. Who, exactly, is affected by the ban?
Researchers Say Melatonin Use Could Be Linked to Heart Failure
A study shows that the long-term use of melatonin may be linked to heart failure, especially for those using it for a year or more.
A New Study Links Urinary Tract Infections With Consumption of Contaminated Meat
A new study posits that 1 in 5 UTIs is linked to the consumption of tainted meat contaminated with E. coli.
Study Reveals Donating Plasma May Have Health Benefits to Donors as Well as Recipients
What does donating plasma do to your body? According to one study, it may help lower the amount of PFAS (AKA: forever chemicals) found in your body.
The Comedy of Crunches: Why We’ve Been Laughing at the Wrong Things in Wellness
Faux Fitness is a humorous and witty book that pokes fun at the oddities that occur in contemporary health culture.
Peanut Allergy Rates May Be Dropping for a Surprising Reason
An October 2025 study says that peanut allergies are dropping in children, and experts think they may know why rates have plummeted in recent years.
A Powerful Conversation with Durana Elmi: Driving Innovation and Inclusion in Wellness
At the recent C200 “We Are Here” event, Durana Elmi, co-founder of Cymbiotika, had a conversation with Thelma Ferguson on innovation in wellness.
Are Poop Cams the Next Big Thing in Healthcare?
Is getting a poop cam for your toilet the key to good gut health? See what some experts are saying about the unusual monitoring device.
Survey Shows Only 1 in 10 Kids Plays Outside Once a Week — Here’s the Distressing Details
Very concerning survey results have revealed that most American kids do not play outside anymore. Here's what we know about this terrible trend.
Here's What Happens to Your Weight When You Take B12
What happens to your weight when you take vitamin B12? Your body may have a surprising reaction when you fix any B12 deficiencies you may have.
President Trump Makes Huge IVF Expanded Access Announcement: Details
President Donald Trump initiated a Presidential Action in February 2025, followed by an announcement in October regarding access to IVF treatment.
Finding Healing Where The Environment Does Half the Work: The 5 Most Beautiful States for Rehab
Recovery is never easy, but when your surroundings echo the calm you’re trying to build inside, everything shifts. Here are the 5 most beautiful states for rehab.
First Non-Travel Case of Monkeypox Hits California — How Does the Virus Spread?
How does monkeypox (AKA mpox) spread? Experts say monkeypox can spread easily between people who are in close contact or face-to-face.
'General Hospital' Star Kirsten Storms Shares Health, Brain Surgery Update
Fans of General Hospital's Kirsten Storms, who plays Maxie on the soap, are looking for an update on the star's health following aneurysm scare.
Could Tamarind Be the Key to Ridding the Body of Microplastics for Good?
Microplastic paranoia has reached many throughout the U.S., where plastic waste is in abundance. Could tamarind help us rid our bodies of plastic?
How Do You Die of Pneumonia and Why Is It So Deadly? Health Experts Explain
Countless families have seen their loved ones pass away due to pneumonia. Why is this such a deadly diagnosis?
Here Are the Protein Powders Linked to High Levels of Lead
Which protein powders have lead? A surprising number of protein supplements contain lead, according to third-party testing results.
Former New York Jets Star Nick Mangold Shares Kidney Disease Diagnosis — "I Am in Need of a Donor"
Fans of the Ohio State football team and the New York Jets know Nick Mangold well. Sadly, he announced that he has kidney disease.
Durana Elmi Expands Cymbiotika to Target and Champions Accessible, Sustainable Wellness
Cymbiotika celebrates its biggest milestone yet: a nationwide launch at Target stores and Target.com.
RFK Jr. Is Now Linking Circumcisions to an Increase in Autism Rates
RFK Jr. says that using Tylenol after during or after newborn circumcisions can be linked to autism, despite overwhelming proof that it's not.
How Is Dolly Parton Really Doing? Health Details Revealed
What health issues does Dolly Parton have? After her husband died in March 2025, many wonder how the superstar's health is holding up.
Is Mold Hiding in Your Drinks? Here's What Happens If You Accidentally Drink It
We all know that eating and breathing mold can have negative effects on your health, but what happens if you drink mold? Will you get sick?
Here’s How To Avoid Contracting Norovirus on a Cruise and Why It Is So Common
If you are a fan of sailing on cruise ships for vacation, you will want to pay attention to this story. Why is Norovirus so common on cruises?
What to Know if You Experience Two Periods in a Single Month
What happens if you get your period twice in a month? Frequent periods could be a sign of an underlying condition or no cause for alarm at all.
Violet Affleck Is Often Seen Wearing a Mask, and Now We May Know Why
For years, no one really knew why Violet Affleck wears a mask, but her appearance at a major event in September 2025 may have revealed the reason.
Researchers Find Link Between Consuming Sugary Drinks and Colon Cancer
Researchers from the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center found a link between sugary drink consumption and colorectal cancer. Let's explore.
Are There Any Benefits to Taking Creatine Without Working Out? What Would Happen?
Creatine is a supplement that many fitness enthusiasts take for various benefits. However, can you safely consume it if you don't plan to exercise?
What Is Leucovorin and Who Is the Manufacturer? All About Trump’s Alleged Autism Cure
President Donald Trump announced the belief of a link between Acetaminophen use and the incidence of autism. He also proposed Leucovorin as a cure.
What Happens When One Conjoined Twin Dies? Here’s What Science Says
When a stillborn occurs among conjoined twins, what happens to the other, living twin? Here's what science says happens in these cases.
These Are the Products That Still Contain Red Dye 3
Red Dye 3 has been banned by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as of 2027. Here's a list of products that still contain Red Dye 3.
Does Tylenol During Pregnancy Cause Autism? Fact Checking the Trump Administration
President Trump's administration are set to announce that there is a link between Tylenol use and autism development. Is there any truth to these claims?
Surprise, You Are Probably Not Washing Your Sheets as Often as You Should
Wondering how often you should wash your sheets and blankets? The experts have offered guidance on how often you need to launder these essentials.
Understanding MASH, the Rare Liver Disease Dan Marino Has Been Diagnosed With
Former NFL star Dan Marino is opening up about MASH after receiving the diagnosis of a rare type of liver disease during a routine checkup.
Japan Sets Record for Citizens Over Age 100 — Here’s Exactly How Many There Are
The government of Japan has announced that the country boasts a record number of older adults age 100 and older. What is the secret to their success?
Feel Younger Than You Are? You May Need To Thank the COVID Pause for That
What is the Covid pause and why are so many millennial and Gen Z people crediting it for making them feel younger than they actually are?
Has Russia Just Created a Vaccination That Prevents Cancer?
Russia has announced that the Enteromix vaccination is 100 percent effective against preventing certain types of cancer. Is this news real?
South Korean Researchers Discover Adding Salt to Meals Increases Chances of Hearing Loss
South Korean researchers have published their latest findings that adding salt to your food may increase your chance of developing hearing loss.
Why Is Gel Nail Polish Banned in Europe but Not the U.S.?
Why is gel nail polish banned in Europe? Regulators have banned the polish effective Sept. 1, 2025 due to potentially toxic ingredients.
A 3-Minute At-Home Test May Aid With Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease
A three-minute test that can be taken at home may support early detection of Alzheimer's Disease, long before clinical detection is possible.
People Are Claiming To Be Addicted To Feel Free, a Kratom-Kava Drink
Many people are coming forward about their addiction to Feel Free, a drink made from kratom and kava, both of which aren't regulated by the FDA.
President Trump and RFK Jr. Might Have a Plan to Completely Ban the COVID-19 Vaccine
Reports suggest that Trump and RFK Jr. could be moving toward banning COVID-19 vaccines altogether, but why would they want to do that?
The U.S. Has Detected It’s First Travel-Related Case of Human Screw Worm
The U.S. has detected a case of human New World screwworm in August 2025, which was found in a Maryland patient who had traveled to El Salvador.
Climate Change May Be Causing an Increase in Legionnaires Disease Outbreaks
Climate change may be causing more Legionnaire disease outbreaks, increasing case numbers and causing more widespread infections of the disease.
Atlanta Reportedly Sees 20,000 HIV-Positive Cases in Less Than a Year
If you follow HIV statistics, the numbers from Atlanta are startling. Why, over an 8-month period, has this trend exploded?
No, Radioactive Shrimp Won’t Give You Super Powers, but It May Give You Something Else
Shrimp sold across 13 states has tested positive for Cesium-137, causing people to wonder what happens if you eat radioactive shrimp.