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TIME Health
28.08.2025
Consistent exposure to high temperatures might be making you age more quickly.
Monarez, a longtime federal government scientist, was confirmed to the role in late July.
The end of federal subsidies and increased rates from insurers will lead to higher costs.
27.08.2025
The pest, which typically affects livestock, feasts on healthy tissue and can be deadly if not promptly treated.
If you want to support a friend with social anxiety, experts suggest avoiding these common pitfalls—and trying these phrases instead.
Sleep experts say that orthosomnia, an unhealthy obsession with getting the right amount of sleep, is on the rise.
26.08.2025
Bacteria thrive on and inside of shoes. We asked experts how often to wash your shoes—and how to do it.
The MAHA movement's goal to improve school lunches faces big obstacles.
The highest infant mortality rate in a decade has spurred the state to declare a crisis.
As the U.S. outbreak eases, health leaders reflect on how testing and community engagement can improve.
25.08.2025
We asked experts to share the most helpful things to say to someone going through a breakup—and what to avoid.
The clerical side of a doctor's job can be overwhelming—but new intelligent systems can help.
Air pollution from oil and gas production and use in the U.S. has an enormous health toll. A new study tallies the cost.
Almost everyone experiences middle-of-the-night panic at some point. Experts share their favorite ways to get back to sleep.
The FDA warned about certain frozen shrimp products sold at Walmart due to possible contamination with Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope.
Taylor Little is suing Instagram for allegedly supplying a persistent stream of self-harm content
The rare infection was likely picked up while camping. Here's what to know about plague.
The American Academy of Pediatrics is breaking from federal advice about COVID-19 shots for kids—a highly unusual move.
Probiotic drinks and electrolyte powders claim to help people dodge hangovers. Experts have doubts.
They accused Kennedy of being “complicit in dismantling America’s public health infrastructure and endangering the nation’s health."
12.08.2025
We asked experts to share the worst opening messages to send on a dating app—plus what to say instead.
09.08.2025
Here's what's normal—and when experts say you should see a doctor.
Your brain does more than dream at night. It also analyzes, organizes, and solves problems.
08.08.2025
The mosquito-borne illness has infected thousands in Guangdong province. Here’s what to know.
The likely sources of the outbreak are cooling towers, health officials say.
At least eight people along the Gulf Coast have died and 22 others have been infected with the Vibrio vulnificus bacteria.
Here’s a look at why daily lenses beat out monthlies—plus how to put the higher price tag into perspective.
The company reported promising findings on its oral weight-loss medication.
We asked experts to share the worst things you can say to someone with anxiety—plus what actually helps them.
The move will impact 22 projects worth nearly $500 million and stop new mRNA-based projects being initiated under a federal health agency.
If you're sensitive to bright artificial lights, take these precautions to protect your vision.
Chatbots can reduce loneliness, support learning, and aid mental health. But the potential harms are growing clearer, too.
ER doctors share 10 red flags that patients often ignore—but which should be addressed urgently.
03.08.2025
Smoke from Canadian wildfires is causing poor air quality across the U.S., but experts say there are ways people can protect themselves.
01.08.2025
Researchers found that some LLMs’ safety guardrails can be easily bypassed.
The announcement prompted immediate pushback from digital privacy experts, who feared that it will risk making patients' data less secure.
The effects can persist long after people regain access to food, experts say.
If you spot someone who might be struggling from a heat-related illness, knowing the symptoms to look out for can help you take action.
A new study documents the benefits of lifestyle changes that can keep the brain young.
"When it comes to a common cancer treatment, appointment timing may in fact be a very big deal," write Christopher Worsham and Anupam Jena.