According to Devi Sridhar, we have our health priorities all wrong. In fact, we’ve been sold a giant myth. We are unhealthily obsessed with what… Read More »You’ve been sold a giant myth when it comes to improving your health
The US humorist Christopher Morley once described the human body as “an ingenious assembly of portable plumbing”. He wasn’t wrong: from our cardiovascular and lymphatic… Read More »The surprisingly big impact the small intestine has on your health
Japan has one of the oldest populations on the planet, with women enjoying an average of 75.5 years of good health and men 72.6 years.… Read More »What comes after 100?
By day, I’m Allure’s senior editor, writing and editing stories on the latest developments in the beauty industry. By night—and sometimes early the next morning—I’m… Read More »The Best Fitness Gifts of 2024, According to Allure Editors Who Love Working Out
New estimates from the World Health Organization (WHO) predict a 77% increase in cancer cases globally by 2050. The report points to air pollution as… Read More »Air pollution a factor in spiking cancer cases, report says
French President Emmanuel Macron this week announced a plan to revive France’s sluggish birth rate and tackle the country’s growing infertility problem. More than three million people in France… Read More »An unspoken pain: Tackling France’s infertility problem
I read and hear so much about adult siblings who always got along, but suddenly start fighting among themselves when they are about to inherit… Read More »‘I didn’t see how this could happen’: My brother drained $200K from my mother’s savings
Age 33 at time of embryo freezing “My identical twin sister alerted me to the fact that, as hemophilia carriers, we should most likely have… Read More »26 Women Get Real About Freezing Their Eggs
A push by France’s conservative-led Senate to strip undocumented migrants of their access to free healthcare has sparked a public outcry among workers across the… Read More »French doctors vow to ‘disobey’ bill stripping undocumented migrants of healthcare rights
Hersh Shefrin, a mild-mannered behavioral economist at Santa Clara University, still wears a mask when he goes out in public. In fact, he wears two… Read More »‘COVID isn’t done with us’: So why have so many people started rolling the dice?
