There is nothing worse than feeling like your body isn’t working right, especially when you remember a time when things were different. Joint pain, specifically, can be a real hassle. Still, despite the aches, it’s important that you make time for regular movement. The right types of exercises and workouts can help relieve joint pain and build muscle strength. I […]
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Related story Here Are the Toys Amazon Thinks Your Kids Really Want for the Holidays Some children, especially those on the younger side, may actually appreciate a number of small stocking stuffers more than they would one or two big presents. They may like the act of opening gifts (and comparing their stash to their siblings’) just as much as […]
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These days, your sneakers aren’t expected to just get you from point A to B—they’re now supposed to do all of that work and feel like an intentional part of your outfit. It’s a lot. Unsurprisingly, the wear and tear of extra use accumulates faster, and since they can’t engage in self-care (LOL) to deal with all these added demands, […]
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Orthopedic surgeon and medical vlogger Dr. Antonio Webb has shared a video outlining his decision to get Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, and documented the experience for his followers in the hopes that it will resolve any questions or concerns they may have around the prospect of getting the vaccine themselves when the time comes. “I’ve looked at the literature, I’ve looked […]
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This article originally appeared in the December 2020 issue of Men’s Health. JORDAN BURROUGHS, the 2012 Olympic wrestling champion was ready for Tokyo, but then COVID-19 pushed the 2020 Olympics to 2021 (which even now seems … hopeful?). That’s when Burroughs went full-blown Dad. Wrestling gives me purpose. So it was depressing, honestly, for the first couple of months where […]
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Will vaccines still work on new coronavirus strain? Fox News correspondent Jeff Paul joins ‘Special Report’ with the latest on vaccine rollout and the state of the COVID-19 pandemic. Coronavirus cases in the U.S. surpassed 20 million on Friday, a grim milestone that comes as new tracking data shows hospitals are facing a rising number of patients seeking treatment for […]
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Bad breath is one of those nuisances that always seems to pop up at the most inconvenient times. And with most of us wearing masks right now, many people are picking up more on their bad breath issues. And the first step to getting rid of bad breath (a.k.a. halitosis)? Understanding the causes of bad breath. “Halitosis affects millions of […]
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While the world said goodbye—or good riddance—to 2020, a year in which the pandemic brought hardship and pain to billions, some of those who have been fighting the virus on the front lines soldiered on even as the clock passed midnight. At the Casalpalocco COVID 3 Hospital on the outskirts of Rome doctors and nurses barely seemed to register the […]
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IT WAS ONE of those make-or-break Shark Tank-like moments that fill entrepreneurs’ fantasies. March 2019. The NCAA tournament. Michigan State, a number-six seed, was facing top-ranked Duke in the Elite 8. Duke’s Cameron Crazies were in full feral-sports-fan effect, and Washington’s Capital One Arena boomed. A successful three-point shot—and a failed free throw—gave the Spartans a one-point edge and the […]
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I was standing outside the fence at my son’s one and only swimming meet—watching through the wrought-iron bars as the swimmers raced two at a time with an open lane between them—when I heard that University of Wisconsin Hospital was seeking volunteers to test the AstraZeneca Vaccine (AZD1222). It was a few days before school started, which would be online, […]
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