Why Your Allergy Treatment May Be Bad For Your Brain
Many people use oral or inhaled steroids to manage their allergies. Discover information about a new study that says these treatments may be bad for your brain.
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Stories By Anthony Crutcher
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Peptic Ulcer Versus Gastritis: What's The Difference?
It can be confusing when two health conditions are similar. Here's a breakdown of two similar conditions — peptic ulcers and gastritis — and how they differ. -
Is There Anything We Can Do To Heal Our Guts Other Than Taking Probiotics?
Eating plays a huge role in how we feel — and not just in regards to digestion. So what happens when our gut isn't happy, and how can we help make it better? -
What To Do If Your Child Gets RSV, According To A Pediatrician
RSV is a common childhood illness currently circulating the population of young children in the U.S. Here's what one pediatrician recommends you can do. -
45 Gift Ideas For The Person Who Is Sleep-Deprived
Want to help someone who knows they need and want better sleep this season? Here's a list of gift ideas for that sleep-deprived person in your life. -
What A Popular Diabetes Drug Can Do To Prevent Severe COVID
In order to avoid one of the serious risks that come with COVID-19, experts looked into a common drug used by those diagnosed with diabetes. -
What's The Difference Between Sativa And Indica Cannabis Strains?
As cannabis loses more of its stigma, medicine and science are working to understand the differences between the different types. -
Why Chia Seeds May Be Good For Your Bones
If you're not already adding chia seeds to your diet, here's another reason you should start. -
New Research Finds This Natural Sweetener Can Help Improve Heart Health And Blood Sugar Levels
New research reveals what one natural sweetener can do for your cardiometabolic health and blood sugar levels. -
How To Spot A Fake Online Pharmacy, According To The FDA
Online pharmacies made it convenient to get medications online during the pandemic. But are they safe, and how can you find legitimate ones? -
25 Gifts For People With Diabetes This Holiday Season
It's easy to get overwhelmed by all the options for diabetes-related gifts. Here is a list of 25 holiday gift ideas for someone in your life with diabetes. -
How Long Does Codeine Typically Stay In Your System?
Ever get prescribed codeine after a doctor's visit? You may be surprised by the class of drugs it falls under and how long it can last in your system. -
How A Leaky Gut Can Worsen Your Asthma Symptoms
Research tells us that our gut is connected to almost every aspect of our overall health. Read on to find out how a leaky gut may worsen asthma symptoms. -
Can You Develop Schizophrenia Later In Life?
Schizophrenia is a disorder that's misunderstood by many. But can it develop later in life? Find out if it's possible for older people to develop schizophrenia. -
What Adults Over 65 Need To Know About Their 2022 Flu Vaccine Needs
Catching the flu can be miserable and even deadly for some. But, this year may be slightly different regarding the flu vaccine for those over 65 years old. -
What Is The White Bump On Your Eyelid?
If you find a white bump on your eyelid, you might wonder what it is. Learn more about what the bump on your eyelid could be, and what to do about it. -
Researchers Believe This Is When Cervical Cancer Could Become A Thing Of The Past
Cancer seems unavoidable, and while today that may be, in the future, it may not. A new study predicts how and when cervical cancer will no longer be an issue. -
The CDC Warns Against Listeria Outbreak Found In Deli Meat
Marked by diarrhea, fever, and chills, listeriosis can potentially make you very ill. Here's what the CDC wants you to know about the latest listeria outbreak. -
Study Finds A Large Prevalence Of Americans Who Have This Common Sleeping Problem
Our overall health is directly connected to good-quality sleep. However, a recent study revealed an average sleeping issue most Americans are facing. -
Simple Diet Changes That Can Help Reduce Crohn's Disease Symptoms
When you learn things that can positively impact a health condition, it's like discovering treasure. Do you know these diet tips for reducing Crohn's symptoms? -
Why Dialysis Might Not Be The Right Choice For Everyone With Late-Stage Kidney Disease
Dialysis doesn't cure kidney disease, but it can significantly extend your life expectancy. This treatment may not be for everyone, however. -
Here's How To Treat Bed Bug Bites
"Don't let the bed bugs bite" is great advice, but it may be easier said than done. Can you identify these troublesome bites, and do you know how to treat them? -
Can Alcohol Consumption Lead To Strokes Earlier In Life?
The consumption of alcohol can come with a variety of risks. Now, researchers are looking to see if drinking can cause strokes earlier on in life. -
Study Finds What Just One Dose Of A Synthetic 'Magic Mushroom' Can Do For Hard-To-Treat Depression
Magic mushrooms may make you think of people taking drugs. However, a new study indicates their active ingredient may help those with hard-to-treat depression. -
Can You Get Lice On Your Eyelashes?
Lice attach to hair anywhere on the body and then travel to the skin to bite and feed. But can lice also be found in other areas, like eyelashes? -
Study Finds The Negative Effects That Vaping May Have On Your Heart
Due to its lack of combustion, vaping may be less harmful than traditional smoking. But is vaping really any safer? A new study looks at the cardiac impact. -
Can New Chemotherapy Methods Reduce The Need For Breast Cancer Surgery?
In breast cancer treatment, surgery is often the primary option. Learn about a study suggesting that newer chemotherapy methods may reduce the need for surgery.
