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Jenny Smiechowski

A fungus could be fueling Alzheimer’s disease

There’s one opportunistic fungus notorious for causing health problems, big and small. You may even have it in your gut right now. Seventy percent of us do. It may even trigger a brain infection that causes Alzheimer’s-like brain damage…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

The link between a nightcap and a future stroke

Atrial fibrillaiton is a potentially serious condition that makes you vulnerable to stroke. There are certain factors that can increase your risk including high blood pressure, excess weight and diabetes. But, there’s one more you need to account for…

Jenny Smiechowski

The best reason to get Botox

I’m cautious when it comes to Botox… I think it makes people look permanently surprised and, in some cases, older than they are. That’s why I’ve never gotten it myself. But, there’s one circumstance when even I think you should give Botox serious consideration…

Joyce Hollman

Feeling down? Get your hearing checked

If you or a loved one have experienced any degree of hearing loss, you know that it’s not just about losing your hearing. It’s hard to imagine what it must be like to have your world grow more and more silent. This symptom shouldn’t be surprising then…

Jenny Smiechowski

5 seemingly healthy habits that are bad for your brain

With so much conflicting information out there, it’s hard to know what habits truly make a difference in your brain health. You don’t want to develop a habit that’s bad rather than good for your brain. Luckily, there’s one way to clear the confusion: Ask a neuroscientist.

Jenny Smiechowski

Why your baby blues make you less susceptible to the winter blues

The winter months are tough for a lot of us… If you suffer from seasonal affective disorder, it can be especially difficult. Some of us are less likely to be affected than others, but wherever you fall in the spectrum, you can slash your depression risk…

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Jenny Smiechowski

The bigger this body part, the smaller your stroke risk

When if comes to body image, there are lots of body parts where size might matter. There’s one body part, though, where what really matters about its size isn’t so much for appearance’s sake, but what it might indicate about your risk for a potentially deadly event…

Jenny Smiechowski

The most critical habit for maintaining your brain power

Fortunately, most of us won’t get Alzheimer’s. But that doesn’t mean you get off scot-free. Many of us will develop some cognitive impairments as we age. So, what can you do to keep your cognitive abilities from slipping away? It’s simple, really…

Jenny Smiechowski

The simplest (and most entertaining) way to slash depression risk in half

The longer you’re on this earth, the more likely you are to experience depression. But there are plenty of ways to keep depression from dragging you down… including one super simple and entertaining habit you only need to practice once a month to feel better…

Jenny Smiechowski

The surprising heart disease danger as risky as smoking and obesity

Everyone knows that smoking and obesity put you at risk for heart disease. But before you pat yourself on the back for staying away from cigarettes and keeping your BMI low, there are two equally dangerous risk factors you might not have under control…

Jenny Smiechowski

The simple test that reveals your brain’s health

It’s scary to think that dementia could be brewing in your brain without even realizing it. But there’s plenty you can do to protect your brain health. And there may even be a simple way to gauge how healthy your brain is right now without expensive brain scans.

Joyce Hollman

New medication brings hope to migraine sufferers

Migraine headaches affect ten percent of the world’s population. That means that one in every ten people you meet — maybe even you — suffers from attacks of debilitating pain on one side of their head that are often accompanied by slurred speech, nausea, and vomiting, as well as sensitivity to light and sound.

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