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Eating too much salt has been connected to both a greater risk of developing atopic dermatitis and an increased risk of eczema flares.

New research suggests that pet ownership can slow memory loss decline in older adults who live alone, alleviate loneliness, and increase physical activity.

A new study of tirzepatide, the main ingredient in Mounjaro and Zepbound, finds that weight loss gains are hard to maintain after treatment ends.

Semaglutide, a weight management and type 2 diabetes drug, may help those with alcohol use disorder (AUD), opening new avenues for addiction treatment.

New, preliminary research from the American Heart Association found that regular marijuana use may raise the risk of heart failure, stroke, or heart attack. Neither study can confirm direct causation, but both note a correlation between daily marijuana use and cardiovascular events.

Moderate and vigorous activity can improve cardiovascular health and reduce weight — and even small changes can make a big difference.

According to a new study, smoked and edible marijuana is rising in popularity among middle-aged women as a way to ease symptoms linked with the menopause transition, such as mood and sleep issues. Read more.

Men are more likely to have chest pain before cardiac arrest, while women more often have shortness of breath, study finds.

The independent panel released new draft recommendations to begin biannual mammograms at age 40 to improve breast cancer survival odds.

Talking 30 minutes or more per week may increase the risk of developing hypertension, according to a recent study.