Hormone therapy won’t melt fat but can make weight loss easier.

Social media blames cortisol for menopause weight gain, but it’s not the only culprit.

Not all memory loss is created equal. Here’s what’s normal in menopause

Women’s sex drives often take a backseat during menopause. Using an estrogen cream may be able to rev up those engines again.

Or, how to stop menopause from tanking your metabolism.

More data doesn’t always mean better health.

Experts explain whether low T can make it harder to stay up.

Maybe when you were in puberty.

As it turns out, you really should pay attention to morning boners.

Crappy sleep? We hear you loud and clear. Here’s what experts say can help

It sounds great on the surface, but can you actually “hack” your way to a healthier, longer life?

At-home tests claim to tell you if you’ve hit perimenopause or menopause, but experts aren’t sold on their accuracy.

Learn the benefits and side effects of each.

Here’s what experts have to say about the quick-fix stick-ons.

Here's exactly how the drug helps you shed weight.

Reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease with these expert tips.

Can the supplement really help you torch fat?

Low sex drive in men can be caused by low testosterone. TRT can help by acting on the parts of the brain that control libido.

Get the scoop on your poop.

Physicians explain what the peptide is designed to do in your body—as well as what it could do.

Killing "undead” cells may prevent age-related disease and lengthen your healthspan

The amino acid just might be the new melatonin.

If you're already going all in on healthy habits, these supplements may give an extra mood boost.

Here’s the deal on the dopamine fasting trend

Maximizing your biological age can help you look and feel younger.

Here’s how you can potentially shift aging into reverse.

Determining the right drug could come down to pounds and dollars.

A doctor explains how to do it with the right food and lifestyle tweaks.

Your supp stack could help you mellow out.

The right vitamins could help your mental health. Here’s how.

Plus, ways to keep your swimmers fighting fit.

Hormones, stress, and illness can cause night sweats.