Month: May 2025

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. health regulators announced an effort Tuesday to phase out ingestible fluoride supplements sometimes used to strengthen children’s teeth, opening a new front in Health Secretary Robert Continue Reading

On Wednesday Michelin, the company behind the influential global dining guide, teased 13 new restaurants that will appear in the 2025 California Guide to the state’s top restaurants, with three Continue Reading

There have been lots of recent headlines about the dangers of alcohol consumption when it comes to increasing your cancer risk and contributing to your chance of developing liver disease, Continue Reading

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. grossed out a lot of people on Sunday after he posted a photo of himself swimming with his grandkids in waters known to be teeming with Continue Reading

In today’s episode of “is this real life,” Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. decided it was a good idea to spend the weekend swimming (and take his grandchildren for a dip) Continue Reading

In Chinatown’s newest restaurant, mapo tofu inspires steak tartare, pillowy gnudi are made with tofu (not ricotta) and medallions of table-side-sauced lamb saddle evoke Sichuan’s cumin-spiced lamb skewers. Firstborn fills Continue Reading

In the United States, strokes are a top cause of death and a major cause of disability, according to the American Stroke Association. This is a scary reality, especially since Continue Reading

“I’m going to walk my daughter down the aisle on her wedding day.” Eric told me this without hesitation, even though he had just been diagnosed with colon cancer that Continue Reading

Langer’s Delicatessen may be the most consistent restaurant in Los Angeles. It’s so consistent that my order hasn’t deviated in 35 years. The No. 1 with an extra side of Continue Reading

Dental hygienists know a thing or two about keeping teeth healthy. After all, they spend most of their days looking into people’s mouths and seeing the damage that certain habits Continue Reading

It can feel like you’ve won the lottery when you skate through allergy season without the constant stuffiness and itchy eyes that everyone else seems to struggle with. But allergists Continue Reading

The Food and Drug Administration has approved the nation’s first at-home cervical cancer test, offering women a more accessible and less invasive alternative to traditional Pap smears, its maker announced Continue Reading

In Sri Lanka, this everyday quick bread is usually laced with thinly sliced curry leaves, fresh green chiles and red onions, but Ghazaly’s milder, kid-friendly version drops the chile from Continue Reading

Make the curry: In a large, heavy-bottomed pot or Dutch oven, heat the oil over medium heat. Add the mustard seeds and cook until they begin to pop and sputter, Continue Reading

In November, chef Joshua Gil nearly died. In February, he opened his new restaurant. “I’m a very stubborn a—,” Gil quipped recently. “I like telling people, ‘I’m Mexican. I don’t Continue Reading

In an emotional video Wednesday, 3 Doors Down singer Brad Arnold told fans he’s been diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer that’s metastasized to his lungs, and would therefore have to Continue Reading

On June 13 one of the city’s most celebrated, eclectic restaurants will close after nearly a decade of accolades, frog legs and cocktails tinged with fresh fruits and vegetables. Here’s Continue Reading

The head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday reportedly raised doubts about the need for COVID booster shots for all Americans and questioned the success of past Continue Reading

Lucky for you, we found a cordless, heated eye massager mask to help moisten those eyeballs and prevent them from drying out during the day. While they usually retail around Continue Reading