Health & Wellness
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‘Nurses Will Leave the Bedside’: The U.S. Government No Longer Considers Nursing a Professional Degree, and the Financial Impact Is Huge
As part of the One Big, Beautiful Bill, the U.S. Government no longer recognizes nursing as a professional degree, making it harder to get substantial loans.
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Recall Alert: Walgreens Pulls Over 40,000 Bottles of Nasal Spray
If you suffer from seasonal allergies, read on for more details about Walgreens’ nasal spray recall, including which bottles were affected.
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How Long You Were Expected to Live the Year You Were Born
Learn how life expectancy has changed over time, what factors influence it and why the numbers vary across generations.
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How to Avoid Getting Sick on a Cruise Ship
From the Norovirus to seasickness, here are smart to tips that show how to avoid getting sick on a cruise ship and stay healthy for your vacation.
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Dye-Free Doritos and Cheetos Have Arrived — But Will You Pay More for ‘Less’?
PepsiCo’s new line of dye-free Doritos and Cheetos is great for consumers concerned about artificial dyes. But how much more will the snacks cost?
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Is Costco Optical Worth It? Here’s What to Know Before You Go
Learn how Costco Optical works, from eye exams to affordable glasses and contacts. See why members trust it for savings on vision care.
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How to Get Your Health Insurance to Pay for a Gym Membership
Looking to save on a gym membership? Some health insurance companies have programs that can reimburse you for the cost.
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One Woman Spent $1,500 Dollars for a Full Medical Workup in Thailand That Would Put Most American Patients in Debt
U.S. citizens are traveling to other countries to receive cheaper healthcare. Here’s one woman’s experience with medical tourism.
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6 Ways to Save on Medical Bills Before Paying Out of Pocket
Trying to reduce your medical bills? Take a look at these strategies that can help cut your hefty bills by thousands.
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How ‘Dollar For’ Can Help Reduce Your Medical Bills
Learn more about Dollar For, a nonprofit that helps people apply for hospital financial assistance reduce their medical bills.
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More Than Half a Million Bottles of Blood Pressure Medication Recalled After Finding Potentially Cancerous Chemical
Three doses of prazosin hydrochloride were recently taken off shelves. Here’s what to do if you have one of the affected bottles at home.
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Over 350,000 J&D Brush Curling Irons Recalled For Possible Burn Hazard
The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a recall for curling irons made by J&D Brush. Here’s what to know about the curling iron recall.
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Over 140,000 Bottles of Cholesterol Medication Atorvastatin Calcium Recalled
Bottles of Atorvastatin Calcium, a generic of Lipitor, have been recalled. Here are the details on the cholesterol medication recalled by the FDA.
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Coca-Cola Replaces Corn Syrup With Real Cane Sugar After Trump’s Urging
Coca-Cola plans to swap out corn syrup for can sugar following comments from President Trump. Here’s when we can expect to see the new bottles.
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15 Ways to Improve Your Life for Free
Life is hectic, but nurturing happiness doesn’t have to be expensive. Modern research continues to show that small habits, such as meditation, laughter, spending time in nature, and connecting with…
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11 Clever Ways to Save Money on Prescription Drugs
Prescription drug prices seem to just keep going up, and now tariffs threaten to increase costs. Here are 11 ways to save money on prescription drugs.
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The Unhealthiest Fast-Food Chicken Nuggets, Ranked
A new report reveals that some fast-food options are worse than others. Here are the unhealthiest fast-food chicken nuggets, ranked.
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10 Things You Should Never Do First Thing in the Morning
There’s a science behind waking up properly and starting the day right. Here are 10 morning habits you should never do when you wake up.
