Rumor has it sunglasses are good for your eyes, and sunglasses are bad for your eyes. Columbia ophthalmologist Tongalp Tezel separates fact from fiction.
We all know sugar is bad. But can we get around that rule with honey or maple syrup? We asked nutrition scientist & educator Moneek Madra, PhD, to explain.
Columbia psychologist Erin K. Engle, PsyD, discusses the different factors to weigh when considering ending psychotherapy and how to best prepare for the transition.
Recent news may have you wondering: are eye drops safe? Our expert ophthalmologist offers tips for safely using eyedrops, as well as which kind you should use.
A recent study suggests that the COVID-19 vaccine may be more effective if you use the same arm for the first dose and booster dose. But is that true? Our expert immunologist weighs in.
EMDR is a trauma-focused psychotherapy that offers hope for millions of people with post-traumatic stress disorder. Our expert explains how it works and why you may want to consider it.
Welcoming a new baby should be an exciting time. But for some women, a deadly and often silent condition poses a serious threat: Postpartum preeclampsia. Dr. Sonia Tolani explains the risks.
Are you grinding your teeth? It can happen when you’re relaxed or asleep, but you may not even realize it as you're doing it. Our expert tells us the signs, and what to do about it.
Listening to music, podcasts, meetings, phone calls; there are endless reasons to stick headphones or ear buds in your ears. But do they make your ears waxy? Our expert weighs in.