Faith Coleman

(© Photographee.eu - stock.adobe.com) Today, most cancers (about 80%) are diagnosed in people over the age of 50.

(© Pixel-Shot - stock.adobe.com) You know what they say about things that seem too good to be true.

(Credit: Numstocker/Shutterstock) A study published in the November issue of Redox Biology has found that adding intravenous, high-dose

(Credit: oleschwander/Shutterstock) The demand for GLP-1 drugs (like Wegovy and several others) continues to grow.

(Photo by DavideAngelini on Shutterstock) “The microbiome mingle” sounds like it could be the latest dance craze, something to replace the macarena.

Photo by Teona Swift from Pexels As winter approaches and daylight gets shorter every week, many people begin to feel “down” or talk about the “winter blues.” That's just part of life.

StudyFinds' Dr. Faith Coleman explains why some communities face a greater risk from dangerous chemicals leaching off everyday products.

Older couple walking down street. (credit: FORMAT arw on Unsplash) Don't expect to see much gain in life expectancy over the next few decades.

Woman looking the mirror (Credit: George Milton from Pexels) Skin changes as we age. Proteins called collagen and elastin keep skin firm and elastic.

Microplastics on the beach. (© David Pereiras - stock.adobe.com) Most people know by now that microplastics are building up in our environment and within our bodies.