New Study Links Gestational Diabetes to ADHD and Autism in Kids

A major new study is drawing attention to the connection between maternal diabetes and child brain development. Researchers have confirmed that children born to mothers who had diabetes during pregnancy face a significantly higher chance of developing conditions such as attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The study, published in The Lancet […]
Choosing the Best Under-Eye Filler: A Guide to Natural, Safe Results

The skin under your eyes can tell stories your body never meant to share. From chronic shadows to deep hollows, this delicate area is one of the first to show signs of fatigue, aging, or volume loss. While concealers and creams might help on the surface, under-eye filler is one of the most effective ways […]
Remote Patient Monitoring via Wearable Tech Is Reshaping Preventative Health

Healthcare feels more personal nowadays because it is more focused on staying ahead of illness instead of reacting to it. One reason behind that shift is wearable technology. These small devices help track everything from heart rate to sleep patterns, giving patients and providers instant updates about what’s happening in the body. At Zeam Health […]
Skinimalism: The Best Skincare Routine for Busy Schedules

Most people do not have time to follow a seven-step skincare routine before rushing out the door. Mornings move fast, and so do evenings. Between family, work, and trying to stay healthy, skincare often drops to the bottom of the list. However, that does not mean it has to disappear entirely. It just needs to […]
How Does Sacramento Rank for Allergy Season?

If you have been sneezing more than usual this spring in Roseville or Folsom, you are not imagining things. Allergy season in the Sacramento region is intensifying in 2025, and the numbers support this trend. Sacramento now ranks as the 23rd-worst U.S. city for seasonal allergies, a dramatic rise from its previous ranking of 94. […]
Exploring How PRP Could Support Fertility by Rejuvenating the Ovaries and Enhancing Egg Quality

Fertility treatments are evolving fast, and a new study adds another layer of hope for women struggling with diminished ovarian reserve. The study explored how platelet-rich plasma (PRP) may support ovarian rejuvenation by affecting the cells that help nurture developing eggs. Let’s walk through what the study found, how PRP works, and how it connects […]
Measles Response Efforts Hindered by Misinformation

It’s 2025, and we are hearing about measles, which was once thought to be a disease of the past. For years, doctors and public health officials believed that widespread vaccination had eliminated the virus from the United States. However, recent outbreaks have shown that this highly contagious disease is making a comeback. The Centers […]
7 Habits That Could Lower the Risk of Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia, are some of the most difficult conditions people can face as they get older. These diseases affect memory and further impact thinking skills, decision-making, and even personality. They place a heavy burden on individuals and their families, making everyday life more challenging. Scientists are still […]
Mangos May Help Reduce Insulin Sensitivity Without Weight Gain

Few people think about fruit when it comes to blood sugar control. That’s because anything with sugar in it, whether naturally occurring or processed, is believed to spike insulin levels in people with diabetes. However, this is more of a myth than a reality. Researchers from the Illinois Institute of Technology found that eating two […]
High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy Is on the Rise

High blood pressure during pregnancy is becoming more common, and it is raising serious concerns among doctors and researchers. A study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that cases of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP) have nearly doubled in the past decade. The research looked at more than 51 million live […]