From Alzheimer’s discoveries to animal organ transplants, new breakthroughs are improving and extending lives.

Here are 2 ways to get a free or low-cost breast cancer screening.

With a more inclusive reference data set, scientists and doctors can more easily spot clinically relevant genetic variants.

A study comparing radiologists’ results to AI tools found that the key distinction lay not in performance but in reduced workloads. Originally published on Techonomy.

Warrior Centric Health tapped into a growth market by providing data-based health services for veterans.

According to physician-scientists at Stanford University, AI tools have already improved healthcare outcomes for some patients.

From genetic mutations to the COVID-19 pandemic and vaping trends, exploring the rise of cardiovascular issues in young adults.

A lesser-known genetic code influences your health—and that of your kids and grandkids.

But its impact will be brutal for some communities in particular.

Innovation and the Rising City brings together a group of esteemed speakers to exchange ideas on how to drive innovation across U.S. cities.

In South Dakota’s biggest city, Sioux Falls, a small biotech company thinks that cows can help cure human disease.

The inappropriate prescription of quick-fix weight loss drugs can have serious health consequences.

The gender differences in colorectal cancer are well recognized in the medical community and yet have not been incorporated into clinical care guidelines for screening and surveillance.

It’s been over two decades since the flawed Women’s Health Initiative of 2002 was published and women have been suffering the consequences ever since.

How Dr. Robert Grossman made the NYU Langone Health System the number one teaching hospital in the country.

The low/no alcohol movement that’s taking over your favorite bar. But how do they taste?

The opioid epidemic reached record levels in 2022, but lessons from the COVID-19 response could help stem the tide of deaths.

An examination of insidious denialist propaganda, lessons from the world’s longest scientific study of happiness, and a new definition of mental and physical limitations.

Drones can save critical time and money while helping scientists calculate the most strategic ways to address climate change and public health crises.

Work hard, play hard, and then take it easy at one of Worth’s favorite spa resorts.

U.S. citizens have access to unparalleled medical care, but the cost means millions will never receive it.

Peter Attia’s new book Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity is a personal handbook for living a healthier, better life.

Getting healthy requires tending to six interconnected components of well-being: nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress, substance use, and personal connections.

Pumping iron, weight-lifting, strength training—call it what you want, but it is key to living longer, according to Dr. Gabrielle Lyon.

Dr. Larry Brilliant discusses his time in an ashram, eradicating small pox, and how humans are the most invasive species on the planet.

Menopause is a $600 billion market opportunity that remains largely untapped.

Historically, investors are hesitant to make significant or recurring investments in the menopause space. Now, there’s an opportunity to innovate a sector in dire need of a facelift.

100+ by Human Longevity is aiming to get you there.

See your challenge as a pattern (instead of something that you “just are”), and understand it is a repeated experience that can be changed.

The following is adapted from BusinessOutside.

Marion Nestle belongs to the list of women who profoundly changed the way we live. In her latest work and first memoir, we get an inspiring look into her life and career.