Fast walkers in their 80s halve their risk of cognitive decline, study finds
A new study of people 80 and older with exceptional gaits, finds fast walkers have about a 50% lower risk of developing cognitive decline, showing the strong connection between physical…
Restrictions could be lifted on peptides loved by wellness influencers
Unproven peptides touting wellness have been relegated to a gray market because of Biden-era restrictions. Under the Trump administration, that could change.
Overheard at the James Beard Awards
Recently, we partnered with Square for a special Pre Shift Lounge in Chicago before the James Beard Awards. The Pre Shift Lounge is a community hub. We wanted to offer…
You’re Invited to Eater World’s Fare: A Global Culinary Celebration
Grab your soccer jersey and TSA-approved bottle of ranch, because Eater is hosting a sprawling, one-day-only culinary event — our largest ever! — to commemorate the biggest weekend in international…
The Role of a Food Runner Is Changing. Is the Compensation?
Credit: Getty Images I recently popped into a small Vietnamese restaurant in Brooklyn for an afternoon coffee. The ambiance was inviting, and the space was decorated with the kinds of…
Eater Nominated for 2026 New York Emmy
Eater has been nominated once again for a New York Emmy Award, its eighteenth in nine years. The 2026 nominations, announced today, recognized an episode of The Experts in the…
Florida’s Swim Lessons for Kids with Autism
Florida is addressing the heightened drowning risk faced by children with autism, who are 160 times more likely to drown compared to their peers. The state is allocating funds to prioritize swim lessons specifically designed for these vulnerable kids.
Medicare Offers Obesity Drugs for $50/Month
Medicare is providing access to popular obesity medications for a $50 monthly copay, available to eligible beneficiaries. This initiative is a temporary measure set to last until 2027.
Top 5 Summer Safety Tips to Avoid ER Visits
Experts recommend five essential safety tips to help individuals avoid common health risks during summer, including drowning and heat exhaustion. By following these guidelines, families can enjoy a safer and healthier season.









