You’ve heard of “mommy makeovers” — but now the menopause makeover is the latest trend shaking up the wellness industry. Dr. Smita Ramanadham told The Post that her plastic surgery practice in New Jersey, once bustling with young women looking to bounce back after having children, is now seeing a fresh wave of middle-aged patients … Read more
Strong swimmers could help men outlive the competition. New research suggests that those with higher-quality sperm may enjoy nearly three extra years of life compared to their less agile counterparts. In a nutshell: “The lower the semen quality, the lower the life expectancy,” said Lærke Priskorn, Ph.D., a senior researcher at Copenhagen University Hospital who … Read more
A surgeon is pleading with Generation Z to get a basic test to avoid a future cancer battle and let go of embarrassment around talking about bowel movements and bad diets. Dr. Mark Soliman has noticed a terrifying rise in younger patients getting diagnosed with colorectal cancer. The physician is seeing more and more 20-something-year-olds who have … Read more
While menopause is a very natural phase that every woman goes through, it beckons certain discomforts like night sweats, hot flashes and mood swings. But a new study published in the journal PLOS One suggests that these symptoms may be more than just uncomfortable — they could signal how likely you are to develop dementia. … Read more
It may be time to find America’s next top bottle. Microplastics are everywhere — in the beauty products we wear, the cleaning supplies we use and even in the food we eat. Research suggests that these particles, smaller than a grain of rice, can harm reproductive, digestive and respiratory health, potentially leading to colon and … Read more
Red-light therapy has emerged as a major beauty trend in the last couple of years, with fans touting its ability to give their face a youthful, blemish-free glow. The treatment uses low levels of red light to penetrate deep into the skin to stimulate the production of collagen, reduce redness and inflammation, lessen the appearance … Read more
Scientists have long been racking their brains for ways to treat Alzheimer’s disease, the most common type of dementia. Turns out that the answer may lie within our own brains. Researchers from Northwestern University suggest that enhancing the brain’s immune cells may better equip them to clear out harmful clumps of the toxic protein amyloid … Read more