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Everyone wants you back. It seems every day of this late-stage pandemic era is marked with someone wistfully talking about Normal: going back to you, starting new with you. It’s all about norms and ...

From the time I first felt the adrenaline rush of playing sports and the high that can come from listening to rock ‘n’ roll turned up to 10, I’ve felt the pull to exciting situations. The fire service ...

The U.S. health care system primarily focuses on treating illnesses rather than preventing them. Many chronic diseases, like heart disease, develop without obvious symptoms until they are advanced. A ...

new video loaded: Are You Dreading a Return to ‘Normal’? You’re Not Alone. transcript As things start to open up, I feel — “As states reopen, crowded scenes —” “Every bar in New York City is going to ...

It’s the top question people ask sex experts. Am I normal? By “normal," most people mean sexual variations that are commonplace and do not cause physical or psychological harm. Here’s the short answer ...

When we're young, we generally don't think about how the little things that we do on a daily basis will impact our lives when we're older. You may have sipped directly from the hose as a child, and ...

While generational values and lifestyles are always shifting as individuals enter new stages in their lives, there are certain consistencies that people over 40 today — specifically Gen Xers and baby ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Before COVID-19, anxiety disorders affected 18.1% of American adults. However, according to ...

A single swollen finger that has not been injured can be surprisingly tricky to diagnose. Women's health specialist Kirtly Jones, MD, walks through how clinicians think through persistent, unexplained ...

As you go through puberty, it’s normal to have questions about perhaps some of the lesser-known areas of your body, such as your vagina. The changes you experience, or the discussions you have with ...