Cleveland Clinic
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healthSweat's Real Benefit: Cooling, Not Cleansing
A dermatologist explains why sweating is critical for body temperature regulation and skin protection, debunking the myth of detoxification.
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healthExtreme Heat Fuels Anger, Anxiety, and Mental Health Crises
Research confirms extreme heat increases aggression and mental health emergencies by straining the brain's ability to regulate emotions and maintain focus.
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healthGLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Linked to Slower Cancer Spread in Major Study
Cleveland Clinic research finds GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic may slow progression of several obesity-related cancers.
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healthSimple Fiber Fix May Ease Hemorrhoid Pain, Experts Say
New guidelines from the American Gastroenterological Association recommend fiber as a first-line treatment for hemorrhoids, a condition affecting over half of people 50+.
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healthThe Power of Emotional Control: How Staying Calm Wins Conflicts
Psychology reveals that staying calm during conflicts isn't about being emotionless, but mastering the pause between feeling and acting. Learn how emotional regulation can shift outcomes in your favor.
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healthGLP-1 Users Regain Minimal Weight After Stopping, Real-World Study Finds
A Cleveland Clinic study shows most patients regain only 0.5% of lost weight a year after stopping Ozempic or similar GLP-1 drugs.
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healthRevolutionizing Heart Care for Women Through Precision Medicine
Cleveland Clinic's Leslie Cho leads the charge in advancing precision cardiology tailored specifically for women's cardiovascular health.
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sportsPGA Tour's Mobile Performance Centers: The Unseen Engine of Golf Excellence
Explore the PGA Tour's state-of-the-art mobile fitness, recovery, and health screening centers, transforming athlete preparation and longevity.