Christina Applegate says she’s “back at square one” after more than five years of believing she had multiple sclerosis (MS) — only for a doctor to tell her she doesn’t. “‘Congratulations. You don’t have MS,’ ” the “Dead to Me” actress, 54, recalled her doctor saying. Yet she was “not happy at all” about the … Read more
An increasing number of patients are requesting “unvaccinated” blood for transfusions, which can delay care and pose risks to patients’ health, experts warn. There is no evidence that unvaccinated blood presents any safety benefit, according to a new study published in the journal Transfusion. There is currently no process for checking whether donated blood comes from vaccinated … Read more
Judi Dench is opening up about her harrowing eye condition. The English actress, who is about to turn 91 on December 9, is detailing life with advanced macular degeneration Dench appeared on ITV on Nov. 25, alongside longtime friend Ian McKellen and said she “can’t see anymore.” Judi Dench on ITV News on Nov. 25, 2025. … Read more
It’s “I do” déjà vu. Brooklyn Beckham, 26, and Nicola Peltz, 30, have renewed their wedding vows just three years after tying the knot — and as the infamous Beckham family feud continues. “The event is about honoring the love and commitment they’ve built together over the years, and creating a memory that will stay … Read more
If you’re not taking proper care of your skin, one doctor warns, looking bad is the least of your worries. “Most people think it’s skin deep — the skin is really its own thing, and your health is totally separate,” Toronto-based plastic surgeon Dr. Cory Goldberg told The Post. Or, he said, they might think … Read more
Osteoarthritis affects everyone on the planet, particularly as we get older. The condition is caused by wear and tear on the protective layer of cartilage on the ends of our bones — not unlike wearing down the tread on a tire. The cartilage helps our joints glide smoothly without pain, popping or stiffness. We sat … Read more
A “cowboy mentality” of wanting to “man up” could be a factor in the epidemic of male loneliness, a New York University professor implied on Sunday. Professor Niobe Way spoke with the Washington Post in a story about the rise in an “alternative conception of American masculinity” to combat the lack of connection between men. When tackling … Read more
The rising temperatures caused by climate change are contributing to an increase in migraines and neurological problems, it was revealed on Wednesday. A new study found climate change was linked to an increase in symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, dementia, and multiple sclerosis, according to the American Academy of Neurology. American Academy of Neurology included the … Read more