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CBD may help calm inflammation, protect against UV damage and reduce itch or pain, but research is still in early stages.

Jubril Oyeyemi, M.D., reassures parents that current evidence does not prove acetaminophen use in pregnancy causes autism or ADHD.

Jubril Oyeyemi, M.D., reassures patients that Tylenol remains safe in pregnancy.

Laurence Sperling, M.D., highlights how the Family Heart Foundation is empowering people to detect and manage genetic cholesterol disorders.

From a shocking diagnosis to family crises, Rebecca’s journey highlights the importance of early liver screening and genetic awareness.

Heart expert Laurence Sperling, M.D., explains why cholesterol awareness, lifestyle changes and sometimes medication are key to preventing heart disease.

Dermatologist Linda Stein Gold, M.D., highlights how hand eczema affects work, family and confidence — and why this new treatment is a breakthrough.

Ahmad Anouti, M.D., shares how surviving biliary atresia and a liver transplant inspired him to pursue medicine and advocate for patient-centered care.

Early detection is key — lung nodules can be an early sign of lung cancer, and clear resources now help patients navigate next steps.

J. David Creswell, Ph.D., explains how meditation apps like Calm and Headspace make mindfulness more accessible — but consistency is key.

Most lung nodules are not cancer, but they can cause stress — these new tools aim to provide clear guidance and reduce anxiety.

Aleece Fosnight, PA-C, explains how certain foods like citrus, chocolate and carbonated drinks can irritate kids’ bladders and worsen symptoms.

Paying attention to food triggers helped one mom uncover powerful connections between diet and incontinence.

Outdoor workers face up to a 60% higher risk of skin cancer, but simple protective steps can make a big difference.

The FDA has warned that mousse sunscreens are not currently approved, raising questions about their safety and effectiveness.

Kirsten Uzzardo shares her decades-long journey with kidney disease, from early diagnosis to multiple transplants.

The Family Heart Foundation is working to expand awareness, testing and support for people with high Lp(a).

Imani Futrell shares how she went from struggling in silence with hidradenitis suppurativa to finding strength through community and advocacy.

Clay Williams reflects on his melanoma journey and urges others to prioritize skin protection and early detection.

From the “dark ages” to a new era of treatment, Vivian Shi, M.D., highlights how far HS care has come — and the work still ahead.

Living with psoriatic disease and diabetes, Brian found new confidence through weight loss and improved symptom management.

Ayesha Patrick shares how her psoriasis journey — from childhood confusion to a life-changing flare — led her to become a powerful advocate for patients of color.

Despite lasting scars and caution, Janene Tirado emphasizes resilience and hope for others facing this rare disease.

Caissa Troutman M.D, explains how nutrition, physical activity, behavior management and medications work together to address midlife health changes.

Caissa Troutman, M.D., reminds women that midlife weight gain and menopause symptoms are driven by biology — not personal failure — and urges them to seek compassionate, informed care.

Menopause and perimenopause bring real hormonal changes that affect weight, muscle, mood and more — but knowing the science can help women take back control.

As the U.S. Open captivates tennis fans, Monica Seles turns the spotlight to myasthenia gravis awareness, offering hope and tools for those newly diagnosed.

Isaac Kim, M.D., Ph.D., MBA, explains why PSA testing remains the best available tool for prostate cancer screening despite its limitations.