
Health Tips for Women at Every Life Stage: What to Know
Priorities shift with age, but the evidence points to a few steady habits — plus screenings matched to each stage of life.

Priorities shift with age, but the evidence points to a few steady habits — plus screenings matched to each stage of life.

The trend promises that unprocessed food is healthier food. The agencies that track foodborne illness see a trade-off, not an upgrade.

Holiday eating measured, not mythologized: a 0.37-kilogram average, two trials that stopped the gain, and a calmer way through the season.

A 2018 BMJ Open study measured lower insulin resistance, blood pressure, and weight after one month off alcohol. What a dry month shows, what it cannot prove, and when stopping needs medical planning.

Randomized trials report lower stress and cortisol, plus faster sleep onset, with ashwagandha root extract. What the evidence supports, where it stops, and the safety cautions NCCIH lists.

The ABCDE rule is dermatology's first filter for reading moles: asymmetry, border, color, diameter, and evolving change. Here is what each letter means and when a dermatologist should look.

Finnish cohort research links frequent sauna bathing with lower cardiovascular and all-cause mortality, but the evidence is observational. What the studies found, what stays unproven, and when a clinician should weigh in first.

Dr. Moo Cho takes over pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition at Valley Medical Group — and his approach puts parents in the room.

A free workshop series shows how a federal program teaches families to eat well on a tight budget — and why that matters for health.

A scholar's account of how enduring books shaped his own life reframes reading as something closer to nourishment than pastime.