
Beckett Fowler reunited with his three siblings after spending six months in the hospital for cancer chemotherapy. (SWNS)
EMOTIONAL REUNION – Siblings see their brother for the first time after his 6-month hospital stay amid his cancer battle. Continue reading…
CHECKED OUT – A new report points to a lack of engagement and burnout among nurses. Continue reading…
COVID CONCERNS – Doctors weigh in after a new Gallup poll Gallup’s finds some Americans are more worried about the virus. Continue reading…

A little over half the respondents, or 55%, said they never wear a mask, while 45% said they still wear one at least some of the time. (iStock)
ANTIBIOTIC ALERT – Here's what doctors say about the ongoing amoxicillin shortage. Continue reading…
DIET SODA DANGER? – An artificial sweetener has been linked to higher rates of autism in some babies. Continue reading…
BRAIN BOOSTERS – Dr. Brett Osborn, a Florida neurosurgeon and longevity expert, says these 10 tips can help slow mental aging. Continue reading…

"While both mind and body tend to ‘malfunction’ as we age, the longer we stand on this earth, you can slow its rate of progression — or rather, regression," the doctor said. (iStock)
CAR SEAT SAFETY – Experts share the rules of the road when driving with kids. Continue reading…
OBESITY BY STATE – The CDC breaks down rates across the U.S. — how does your state stack up? Continue reading…
FOODS THAT HARM – Experts say it's "not a coincidence" that consuming these unhealthy foods can lead to depression. Continue reading…

A new study published in the journal JAMA Open Network found that eating "ultraprocessed" foods can contribute to a higher risk of depression. (iStock)
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