With increasing public interest in “cleaner” and more natural ingredients in food and beverages, some companies are seeking ways to offer consumers more choices. Registered dietitian Lauren Grieb explains.
More people are using AI chatbots to talk about personal problems, relationship stress and mental health issues – often instead of talking to real people or trained professionals.
We spoke to Nebraska Medicine addiction psychiatrist Sara Zachman, MD, MPH about what kratom and kava are, how people use them, what effects they have on the body and the real risks involved.
As an alternative to sun tanning, some people are choosing self-tanner creams and spray tans to get that golden glow. But are these alternatives a safe way to tan?
Standing in the skin care aisle trying to determine which products to use can be overwhelming. Nebraska Medicine dermatologist Ronald Sulewski, MD, sheds some light on these common skin care questions.
If you’ve been using semaglutide or tirzepatide to manage your blood sugar or weight, you’ve likely heard about new changes in how these medications are made and sold. Here’s what’s going on, what it means for you and what to do next.
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