Endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty, a nonsurgical weight loss procedure, is more cost-effective over a 5-year period than using semaglutide, the active ingredient in Ozempic, Wegovy, and other weight loss drugs, a study says. wb.md/3JcW5fr

You can live a normal life with HIV -- healthy lifestyle changes can help. What to know: wb.md/4aSFOrP

New findings show taking over-the-counter pain relievers with acetaminophen, such as Tylenol, during your pregnancy will not increase your child’s risk of having autism, ADHD, or an intellectual disability. wb.md/43ZlwL6

The CDC issued a warning that the vaccination rate for measles among U.S. kindergarteners has fallen below the herd immunity rate of about 95% -- and it's so contagious that 9 out of 10 unprotected people who are exposed may get sick. wb.md/3VSg9LD

Men and women can have different symptoms of a heart attack. Learn the signs: wb.md/4aw84Ra

Feeling drained? Experts say that increasing physical activity -- particularly walking -- increases energy. Learn more: wb.md/43X0sF0

The way you sleep – or don’t -- can be surprisingly impactful. The type of sleeper you are may profoundly influence the roadmap your health takes for a decade or longer. Here's what to know: wb.md/3Ue8u96

Younger women usually don’t think about getting breast cancer. But it can happen at any age, and it’s important to be aware of your risk factors, regardless of your age. What to know: wb.md/3vMxs60

'If you're among more than 20% of adults who have chronic pain conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia, migraine, or back pain, eating may feel more like a chore than a pleasure.' Learn about an anti-inflammatory diet: wb.md/4cU6wCi

This visual guide to peripheral artery disease, or PAD, gives details about this common type of heart disease, and its symptoms, causes, treatments, and prevention tips. wb.md/3vL0rHw

Researchers are getting closer to being able to reliably screen for pancreatic cancer by conducting tests on a person’s blood. wb.md/3JfIDHG

With 86 billion neurons and 10 trillion synapses, the human brain records new memories every day. Here's all you need to know about memories, how they form, and why we have them. wb.md/3JbXyCA

Potassium is important for muscle and nerve health, and most Americans don’t get enough of it. Find out how much you need, where to get it, and why you should make sure you get enough. wb.md/3PWlNsg

A sudden lack of carbs will make you lose weight, but it’s mostly water weight at first. Here's what happens next: wb.md/3QkAPZd

Do you often find yourself blinking, squinting, or rubbing your eyes to gain a clearer view? If you have blurry vision, you might chalk it up to age or needing new glasses. But it can be a sign of other health problems, too. wb.md/49vgUgL

Kidney stones grow when minerals, usually calcium, build up in your urinary tract. They can really hurt if they get big enough to block all or some of your pee. wb.md/49tXbhn

Most of us don't give much thought to our pee before we flush it out of sight -- but, different colors can mean different things. Here's what your pee can tell you about your health. wb.md/4aO8lP1

Dim the lights around your home 2 to 3 hours before bedtime. Lower light levels signal your brain to make melatonin, the hormone that brings on sleep. Learn more sleep tips. wb.md/4cOViPg

Have you ever wondered what causes nightmares? They happen during REM sleep — the stage when your brain is working almost as hard as when you’re awake — and they’re more than just “bad dreams.” wb.md/4av48jw

Recent research out of Harvard University showed that people who eat more than half a tablespoon of olive oil a day had a 28% lower risk of dying from dementia than folks who rarely eat it. wb.md/43X6cOR