ScienceInsights

Getting pregnant at 42 is possible, though success rates and risks vary. Here's what the research says about natural conception, IVF, and staying healthy.

Health inequity affects us all — driving up costs, cutting lives short, and widening gaps that grow harder to close over time.

ZYN skips the lung damage of vaping, but nicotine pouches come with their own risks to your gums and gut. Here's how they actually compare.

A 101.5°F fever in adults is mild to moderate. Learn when to treat it at home and when it may need medical attention.

A blood pressure of 137/84 sits in Stage 1 hypertension, but one reading rarely tells the whole story. Here's what it means for your health.

From ice and benzoyl peroxide to prescriptions and diet, here's what actually helps calm inflamed acne and prevent lasting marks.

Green or yellow snot usually means your immune system is working, not that you need antibiotics. Here's what the color of your mucus actually tells you.

Tessalon Perles typically expire within 1–2 years. Learn how storage affects their shelf life and what to do with expired capsules.

A swollen, watery eye usually comes down to allergies, infection, or irritation. Learn what's likely causing yours and when to see a doctor.

Milk chocolate has some cocoa flavanols, but does that make it heart-healthy? Here's what the research actually says.