Maggie O'Neill

Close There's no cure for the common cold, but certain medicines can make you more comfortable if you have one.

More than half of Americans qualify for GLP-1 receptor agonist drugs, but many can't afford them. Experts share cheaper options to access GLP-1s—and warn of their potential risks.

Supplements like vitamin C and zinc may lessen the severity or duration of cold symptoms should you get sick this winter, experts say.

New research found that some anti-obesity medications such as Wegovy and Zepbound may prompt people to drink less. These medications could play a role in addiction medicine treatment in the future, but more research is needed, experts said.

Many people are ditching HIIT workouts in favor of steady-state cardio. Experts said steady-state cardio is better for people with certain health conditions, and it may be easier to maintain long-term.

Blowing your nose might be your first instinct when you're stopped up. But if you do it the wrong way, you may end up feeling worse.

M any aspects of our physical health require regular maintenance—our teeth need cleanings, our muscles need regular workouts, etc.

Eating small amounts of sugar may be good for your heart, a new study found. But the type of sugar you consume could be the difference between better or worse health outcomes.

Public awareness of the dangers of HPV and the benefits of the vaccine are low, according to two recent students. Experts explain the findings and stress the importance of increasing awareness.

Semaglutide, the active ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy, has been linked to a condition that can cause permanent vision loss in a second study. Experts explain the finding and weigh in on the risk.