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TIME Health
15.07.2025
We pulled a few experts for a chat and asked which communication habits they would vote off the island—and why.
12.07.2025
Pneumonic plague is both “the least common and most dangerous type of plague,” according to the Cleveland Clinic.
11.07.2025
Which is best? That depends on your goals. Here's how to time your shower for the biggest mental and physical benefits.
10.07.2025
Excessive sun exposure is the leading cause of skin cancer—but it's not the only one.
Public health experts are sounding the alarm that other diseases could experience a similar resurgence.
Experts like to open conversations like this: “I need to bring up something that’s been bothering me."
A new study finds that proteins from the brain are a good predictor of how long you’ll live.
09.07.2025
Seasonal allergic conjunctivitis is most likely to flare up in the spring, summer, and fall, when pollen counts are highest.
08.07.2025
Sweat patterns change as you age. Here's what might be behind your sudden increase in sweating.
The COVID-19 variant XFG is causing more infections and hospitalizations in Southeast Asia.
The center, a collaboration between Jennifer Doudna and Dr. Priscilla Chan, will bring custom gene-editing treatments to kids.
Researchers were shocked to find them in bland-looking foods.
04.07.2025
Dietitians weigh in on the summer cookout staples—and how to make both healthier.
Tucked inside the massive bill is a "wrecking ball" for local hospitals, writes Dr. Ashish Jha.
03.07.2025
"TikTok has the power to save a life, but the content being amplified has the potential to end one, too," writes Dr. Nicholas Cozzi.
Primary care doctors have heard it all—yet there are four words they hope their patients don’t say.
The AI system bested human doctors at diagnosing difficult medical cases.
Two groups that serve roughly half of the patients in the state's sexual and reproductive health care network could be affected by the bill.
The "fart walk" social media trend is a clever rebrand of an age-old practice, and doctors approve.
02.07.2025
Here's how to clean your clothes better, make them last longer, and protect yourself from unnecessary ingredients, according to experts.
Planned Parenthood has said that barring Medicaid coverage of its services could lead to many patients not getting the care they need.
It's not just Medicaid or Medicare: Private insurance payments lag in rural areas.
The mercury-based compound used in some vaccines is safe in small amounts. But thimerosal has been controversial for decades. Here's why.
01.07.2025
A new study links diet—especially dairy—to bad dreams.
More than 70 million Americans get insurance coverage from the program, which could be facing its biggest overhaul in decades.
28.06.2025
Researchers at MIT’s Media Lab set out to determine whether ChatGPT and large language models (LLM) are eroding critical thinking.
27.06.2025
A new study found that the fraction of people who got an abortion in their second trimester doubled in states that enforced near-total bans.
Stress and anxiety share many symptoms, but they’re not the same thing. Here's what to know in order to best cope.
We asked experts how realistic Harry Goldenblatt's experience is—and what they want men to know about prostate cancer.
26.06.2025
How should you handle an inconsiderate or even unruly fellow passenger? We asked experts to share the best words to use.
25.06.2025
Here’s what to know about permethrin—which can kill mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, flies, chiggers, and spiders—including how and when to use it.
This isn’t the first time insurers have pledged to reform the controversial process in recent years. Here's what to know.
Fatigue and burnout are similar, but one requires more serious attention. Here's how to address burnout.
“I didn’t train to become a doctor to tell people I’m not able to help you," one doctor who left a state with an abortion ban tells TIME.
24.06.2025
We asked vets exactly how to tell if your dog gets a sunburn, what to do about it, and how to prevent future sun damage.
Many people default to uninformed, dismissive takes on bisexuality. Here are some of the worst things they tend to say.
19.06.2025
Both programs are expected to need to cut monthly benefits in less than a decade as their trust funds are on track to run dry.
For up to 10% of people, Lyme disease triggers lingering, serious symptoms, including heart problems, brain fog, and arthritis.
We asked leading voices in the LGBTQ+ community exactly what to say when someone you care about comes out to you.
The approval could slow new infections and move the world closer to eliminating HIV. But huge obstacles remain.