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Down Syndrome Awareness Month: 5 key questions answered

Down Syndrome Awareness Month is recognized through October. Here's everything you need to know about the condition that impacts hundreds of thousands of people around the world.

Moving toward healing, Jewish people display 'resilience' and will experience 'renewal,' says rabbi

Rabbi Pinchas Taylor of Plantation, Florida, shared thoughts on Oct. 7 about the well-being of the Jewish people as Yom Kippur approaches. "From brokenness," he said, comes hope of "restoration."

Hurricane effects pose 'tremendous' health hazards for Americans, doctor warns

Americans in areas devastated by Hurricane Helene are facing numerous health risks. Dr. Marc Siegel discusses the biggest concerns and how people can help.

Aging slowdown could be surprise benefit of existing medication, research shows

A drug used to prevent organ rejection in kidney transplant patients is being touted for potentially slowing down aging. Experts comment on the potential benefits and the need for more research.

Hurricane Helene flooding in NC stirs yellow jacket swarms, prompting distribution of Benadryl and EpiPens

Swarms of stinging insects in North Carolina are swarming those trying to recover from the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, prompting the distribution of Benadryl and epinephrine injections.

Lack of sleep during pregnancy could impact baby's development, study reveals

New research found that short sleep duration in pregnant women can lead to neurodevelopmental delays in their children after they are born. Experts discuss the risks and how to prevent them.

Health, happiness and helping others are vital parts of free and responsible society, Founding Fathers taught

Bestselling author A.J. Jacobs told Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Digital about the importance of "doing good" for others, as shared by America's Founding Fathers — and why it's a path to happiness and healthy living.

Using your Apple Watch to monitor blood pressure

Checking your blood pressure has become simple with the Apple Watch, and doing this can help you identify trends and manage medications.

Ultra-processed foods make up 60% of America’s diet, who's at biggest risk

Research shows how much processed foods Americans eat and the dire health consequences. Registered dietitian nutritionist Ilana Muhlstein offers tips for parents to improve their kids' diets.

'How much sleep is too much?': Ask a doctor

Is it possible to get too much sleep? Dr. Chris Winter, a Virginia-based sleep medicine specialist with Mattress Firm, weighs in on the impact of oversleeping.