Videos

New research helps explain why Lyme-related arthritis can persist even after antibiotic treatment, pointing to lingering bacterial cell wall fragments as a key driver.

Hope Barkoukis, Ph.D., RDN explains how nutrition guidance only works when it reflects how people actually live, shop, cook and eat.

THC edibles and beverages are emerging as a lasting option for consumers rethinking alcohol use.

The dominant H3N2 strain is linked to higher hospitalizations, especially in children and older adults.

Saima Ajaz, M.B.B.S., Ph.D., explains how everyday lifestyle choices play a powerful role in protecting liver health and preventing disease.

Michael Siegel, M.D., M.P.H., explains how taking a break from alcohol can quickly improve digestion, sleep, mood and mental clarity.

Dionne Morgan, M.D., explains how sleep apnea often goes undiagnosed because its symptoms are common, subtle and easily overlooked.

A new Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation survey shows that lack of insurance knowledge and rising costs are creating barriers to timely IBD treatment for young adults.

Many people feel better within days of stopping alcohol because the liver is no longer processing excess toxins.

Allergist Allen Lieberman, M.D., explains why the holiday season poses unique risks for people with food allergies — and how to stay prepared.

Psychiatrist Rachel Rohaidy, M.D., explains why the holidays often worsen stress, depression and anxiety — and how setting boundaries can help.

Not sure whether to go to urgent care or the ER? Knowing the difference can save time — and lives.

Close contact, shared spaces and travel make the holidays a high-risk time for virus spread.

Norovirus is a highly contagious stomach virus that peaks during the colder months and spreads easily through contact, food and surfaces.

Michael Howell, M.D., explains how sleep disorders like sleep apnea can increase the risk of heart disease, dementia and metabolic problems.

Charles Bernick, M.D., M.P.H., outlines how to identify misleading claims about Alzheimer’s treatments and strengthen everyday brain health.

Learn how to assess whether an “Alzheimer’s breakthrough” is truly meaningful — or simply attention-grabbing.

By opening up about her family’s experience with eczema, Tori Spelling is helping normalize a condition that affects millions.

Tori Spelling and her daughter Stella share how living with eczema impacted their confidence and how new treatment options helped them reclaim control.

Adam Friedman, M.D., explains how stigma, stress and misinformation worsen life with atopic dermatitis — and why new treatment options are changing the outlook for patients.

Global HIV infections have dropped significantly, but new cases and deaths remain a serious concern.

Kyreé Miller shares how hope, self-advocacy and resilience carried him through heart failure and a lifesaving transplant.

Megan shares how frightening online content shaped her early MG journey — and why patients need balanced, credible information.

Nathan Goodyear, M.D., explains how environmental factors, regenerative farming and individualized therapies can work together to support better cancer prevention and whole-body healing.

Fixing the environment that feeds our food may be key to improving both cancer prevention and immunotherapy outcomes.

Jane Meisel, M.D., joins The Educated Patient Podcast to discuss early detection, treatment decisions and the essential role of trust in breast cancer care.

Dileep Nair, M.D., explains the wide range of seizure types and why epilepsy is often misunderstood.

Learn how epilepsy differs from seizures and the key tools doctors use to diagnose it.