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.
Gas stoves have been a huge topic of conversation as news outlets discuss potential health risks and government officials discuss new possible regulations. But what does the science say?
Ever wonder why your hands feel cold? A Columbia vascular surgeon explains why your hands and feet get cold, what to do about it, and when it could be a sign of something more serious.
Maintaining healthy cholesterol levels lowers your risk of heart disease. Statins are a commonly prescribed medication but have some known side effects. Arun Manmadhan, MD, weighs in.
Procrastination, disorganization, and unfinished projects can feel normal, but there might be an underlying cause: ADHD, which is often overlooked in women.
With air quality in New York City reaching unhealthy levels, Columbia experts spoke to the media about the air’s effects on healthy people and those with underlying conditions.