Diabetics could be in for some bad news. All medications come with side effects, from benign to fatal, which can affect a user’s health journey and whether they need additional medications to manage adverse effects. One recent study revealed that common diabetes medications are setting off a cascade of prescriptions that leave older adults taking … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Trick or treat yourself in the bedroom? October has us queuing up Halloween movies galore. As you’re cuddling up under the covers to watch “Scream” or “Get Out,” consider this: … Read more
Americans are spending more on health and wellness, research shows — and for some home gym enthusiasts, the cost can quickly climb into the thousands. A YouGov poll conducted in September 2026 found that 31% of Americans are spending more on health and wellness than a year ago, while 20% expect to spend more in … Read more
Air travel is undeniably a slow and stressful endeavor, all the more so for seniors. Elder travelers often deal with mobility issues and unfamiliarity with tech and packing protocols, which can slow them down at security. To help smooth the process, TSA agents are sharing 3 common mistakes seniors make in the security line and … Read more
There’s a new vision for a rare, inherited condition. Recent research has identified a one-time treatment that may repair damaged retinas and even reverse vision loss. This treatment, tested on an unexpected source, also raises the prospect of repairing nerve cells in mammals, a feat once thought impossible. A one-time treatment may reverse vision loss … Read more
Cracks aren’t wack. The MTA is more than a transit system for New Yorkers — it’s a lifeline that keeps the city going. But with over 8 million residents and riders, things are bound to break. Now, one Brooklyn artist has uncovered a way to turn at least one of the system’s structural flaws into … Read more
Could intense exercise burn off Botox injections along with calories? Smooth-faced citizens are wondering if neurotoxins like Botox — which are used to reduce wrinkles at med-spas nationwide — lose their anti-aging power during bouts of extreme exercise. Botox only lasts around three months. And with average smoothing sessions costing about $440 each — or … Read more
Let’s say you’ve got stellar nighttime habits: You put away your phone, keep consistent sleep and wake times and get 8 hours of shut-eye every single night. You might think you’ve got your routine down pat. But there’s another factor that could be quietly affecting your health — and it’s probably in your bedroom right … Read more
For my new sex coach, nothing is black or white. After striking out with women for years, I knew I needed to learn the art of performing under pressure. Naturally, I turned to a world-class authority on publicly faking it: Rachel Dolezal. The notorious race-swapping former head of the Spokane, Washington NAACP turned OnlyFans model … Read more
STATELINE, Nev. — Jason Kelce’s wife, Kylie, reached into her bag of superstitious tricks to try to turn around her husband’s rough day on the golf course. Kylie joined up with the Philadelphia Eagles legend Friday on the eighth hole of his opening round at the American Century Championship in Lake Tahoe, and when he … Read more
Ear we go again. In yet another plastic surgery trend sparked by GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, patients who have dropped the pounds are now longing to plump up their sagging lobes — which, according to plastic surgeons, is a fast and easy way to give ears back their “youthful” appearance. “It seems so random, but … Read more
It’s not exactly a beauty treatment — but it could save your skin. Nationwide, one in five Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime, and a staggering 9,500 people are diagnosed every single day in the US. For many, the disease begins with a common precancerous condition. Luckily, doctors say there’s a highly effective … Read more
The world’s largest and longest-running biohacking conference just wrapped — and peptides were among the hottest topics on the floor. It’s not hard to see why. In recent years, these experimental compounds have exploded across the worlds of longevity, beauty and fitness, with devotees touting benefits ranging from muscle building and injury recovery to slower … Read more
Sitting in the passenger seat of a car, a high school teen clutches an insulin needle beneath her pursed lips. She overlays the social media video with a sexually charged caption: “when he says he wants to pin me so i lowkey grab the r3ta and he looks at me weird.” No, this isn’t a … Read more
DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been together for many years and have raised wonderful children. We have close friends, a beautiful home and, thankfully, our health. She’s my best friend, and the light and love of my life. We are, and have always been, happy together. However, my wife is also a narcissist … Read more
As Californians suffer from highest-in-the-nation gas prices, GOP gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton has one easy fix — follow Australia. Australia on Monday announced it will slash the fuel excise tax in half from April to June, which would save drivers nearly 13 dollars on a 17-gallon tank of fuel, reported Al-Jazeera. Now it’s on to … Read more
Something odd was happening to Arielle Hoffman. It was December 2016, and the aspiring actress was mid-shift at a Manhattan brunch spot when she was struck by a strange sensation. Moments later, she realized she’d wet herself — and a slice of time had disappeared. “It was almost as if somebody skipped ahead 30 seconds … Read more
Talk about a sore loser. For one player, a game of beer pong went terribly awry. The 19-year-old man was brought to the hospital with acute throat pain, difficulty swallowing and abnormal breathing following a round of the popular drinking game. A 19-year-old man was brought to the hospital with acute throat pain, difficulty swallowing … Read more
Good news for anyone thinking of doing “Dry January” – one month without alcohol is linked to better sleep, mood and health. New research shows even a short break from alcohol can boost health and help drinkers cut back for good. With the New Year on the horizon, more people are saying cheers to a … Read more
Seasonal happenings abound in and around the Big Apple, but there’s also plenty of Hallmark-worthy holiday villages across the country to delight in. Here’s where to indulge in a weekend full of fun. Kennebunkport, Maine The Bushes spent the wrong season in ole Kennebunkport. Instead of a summer home, embrace these wintertime craggy-coast happenings about … Read more