Handling grief on Mother's Day, plus disease-fighting foods and heart health risks
And more of the top Fox News Health stories and videos from the past week
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Mother's Day is a celebration for most, but it can be tough for those who have recently lost their mother. Experts share tips for handling the rush of emotions. (iStock)
MISSING MOM – The first Mother's Day after losing a mom can be challenging. A mental health expert shares five tips for navigating grief during the holiday. Continue reading…
ABCs of BETTER ZZZs – A sleep hack circulating on social media could help you drift off faster at night. Plus, sleep experts share their own tips. Continue reading…
SEEING RED – A short temper could make you more susceptible to a heart attack, a new study suggests. Cardiologists weigh in on the risk. Continue reading…
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Feeling angry for as little as eight minutes a day could raise your chances of experiencing a cardiac event, according to a new study. (iStock)
MOM ON A MISSION – A Pennsylvania mother is urging people to join the bone marrow registry to help her 10-year-old daughter, along with other patients waiting on donations. Continue reading…
ASK A DOC – ‘Is it safe to crack my back or neck?’ Doctors share cautions. Continue reading…
FOOD FOR THOUGHT – Eating at least three servings of yogurt per week could reduce the risk of a common disease, according to the FDA. Nutritionists share the benefits. Continue reading…
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Yogurt that contains live, active cultures is a great way to get good bacteria in your diet, according to a nutritionist. (iStock)
SENIOR SCREENINGS – Health officials recommend mammograms for women aged 40 to 74 – but why are senior women excluded? Medical experts explain. Continue reading…
HOLY GUACAMOLE! – Eating more avocado could help prevent the risk of a common disease in women, some claim. Here's what you should know. Continue reading…
VACCINE SHORTAGE – As a bacterial infection spreads globally, some public health officials are calling for a ramp-up of vaccine production. Continue reading…
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Around 473,000 cases of cholera were reported to the World Health Organization in 2022, which was twice as many cases as the prior year. (iStock)
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