Mental Health
Anxiety, depression, ADHD, sleep, and evidence-based care.
Evidence-based content on metabolic health, chronic disease, and everyday health decisions — no fluff, no sensationalism.
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Anxiety, depression, ADHD, sleep, and evidence-based care.
Weight, insulin resistance, GLP-1s, and cardiometabolic risk.
Aging biology, lifespan heritability, and longevity debates.
Outbreaks, vaccines, and practical infectious disease guidance.
Why AI guardrails are structural safety systems — not ideological constraints — and why national security pressure is a governance stress test for frontier AI.
A practical timing strategy for healthy adults deciding when to get the shingles vaccine.
A 2026 Nature Medicine stress test found high emergency under-triage rates in ChatGPT Health. Here’s how to interpret that number responsibly.
The new AHA/ACC guideline reframes hypertension — not only as a heart risk, but as a lifelong brain and pregnancy health issue that demands earlier, more personalized treatment.
Six months after GPT-5, the AI bubble narrative hasn’t popped — it’s evolved.
Recently updated health guides
An evidence-based guide to shingles risk, complications, and vaccine recommendations for adults, including Australian guidance.
A clear introduction to vaccines — what they are, how immunity works, schedule logic, benefits and risks, and common misconceptions.
An overview of artificial intelligence in healthcare, including triage safety, automation bias, algorithmic fairness, and large language model integration.
A structured review of the 2026 Nature Medicine evaluation of ChatGPT Health triage recommendations.
What SpO₂ numbers mean, how to measure them accurately at home, and when to seek care.
Cancer is a group of diseases where abnormal cells grow uncontrollably and may spread. Explore guides on bowel, breast, prostate, skin, cervical, and liver cancer.
Typical causes of dizziness and the warning signs that mean you should seek urgent evaluation.
Subtle symptoms that can appear hours or days before a heart attack, and what to do.