A Southern University senior has devised his own routine to stay fit while juggling his music and classes. LaDonte Lotts, who plays trumpet in the school’s acclaimed marching band, likes to describe the workouts as an experience ‘where we get lit while we get fit.’
Most addiction experts agree medication-assisted treatment is the best way to treat opioid addicts. But most inpatient rehab facilities in the U.S. don’t offer it. WSJ’s Jason Bellini explores why in this episode from the video series Moving Upstream.
Being obsessed with your looks isn’t uncommon. Kim Kardashian fretted about her concerns. But taken too far, such worries can become body dysmorphic disorder.
U.S. authorities approved an antipsychotic pill that signals smartphones when it reaches the gut so doctors can track whether patients are taking their medication.
Sweeping new guidelines released Monday lower the threshold for who is considered at risk of complications from high blood pressure.
The man who was first to walk to both poles has used yoga, road cycling and ‘strategic training’ to ready himself for another long walk in Antarctica.
Insurers said they were seeing significantly increased sign-ups compared with last year’s open-enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act, but they cautioned it wasn’t clear if the surge will be reflected in the final numbers.
Anthem Inc. Chief Executive Joseph R. Swedish will step down, and veteran managed-care executive Gail K. Boudreaux will take over as the insurance giant’s next leader Nov. 20.
An explanation for lost sleep: Late circadian rhythms in those with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder may make them natural night owls.
The ‘CBS This Morning’ co-anchor pushes herself for 75 minutes in a workout similar to high-intensity interval training, but with active rests only.
Anthem Inc. Chief Executive Joseph Swedish will step down from the helm of the health insurer, and the company is set to name a managed-care veteran, Gail Boudreaux, to succeed him.
Envision Healthcare, less than a year old, on Tuesday said it had hired advisers to decide how to proceed as a company—“with all options on the table.”
Officials in multiple U.S. states are seeking to substantially expand a lawsuit accusing generic-drug companies of colluding to fix prices, including new allegations that high-ranking executives at two companies were directly involved.
Hospital tout robot-assisted surgeries, but two studies find they’re longer and pricier than laparoscopy, and some are less successful.
A psychologist reveals how to tell if you’re hooked on coffee and ways to kick the caffeine habit
The Army Combat Readiness Test would change how the military measures soldiers, with no adjustments for age or gender.
Boston Bruins captain Zdeno Chara is a 6-foot-9 mountain of a player with a diabolical routine for keeping up with guys half his age.
Purdue Pharma said it is the subject of a probe by federal prosecutors related to its opioid painkiller OxyContin, adding to the mounting litigation the company already faces over its marketing of the addictive drug.
A pill from Allergan known as UA could help women avoid hysterectomies or other difficult procedures.
When 22-year-old Ari Bernstein learned he had cancer, he resolved to keep on with his medical-school training and not give up.
