Do This If You Have A Cold Sore
Although uncomfortable, most people will likely get a cold sore at some point in their lives. The good news is that there are ways to relieve cold sore pain.
Read MoreAlthough uncomfortable, most people will likely get a cold sore at some point in their lives. The good news is that there are ways to relieve cold sore pain.
Read MoreIn the last year, you've probably had your temperature taken more times than you can count, but do you know when you should seek treatment for a fever?
Read MoreYou may want to think twice before you "stop and smell the roses," specifically the kind found in perfumes if you've become prone to smell-induced headaches.
Read MoreBloodshot eyes appear for several reasons: your eyes are not getting enough oxygen, they've been exposed to environmental irritants, or you have an infection.
Read More"EndeavorRX" uses "sensory stimuli and simultaneous motor challenges" to work the parts of the brain that control our attention span.
Read MoreWhen a person's blood pressure reaches 180 over 120, blood vessels become damaged. They can begin to leak, which affects the heart's ability to do its job.
Read MoreLower blood pressure is considered a sign of good health. But if blood pressure readings get too low, it could be a sign of an underlying health condition.
Read MoreLong before Eilish became famous, she was diagnosed with Tourette syndrome. Read on to learn about the singer's history with the neurological disorder.
Read MorePrediabetes is a health condition in which your blood sugar is higher than normal. What's it mean if you have this common condition?
Read MoreFood allergies and food intolerances are actually quite different from each other, with very different health risks.
Read MoreBenefits of working out in low temperatures mean that cold yoga could provide a fat-blasting workout, rather than just a good stretch.
Read MoreThe rising popularity of cold brew has created some competition for the classic drink. So what exactly is the difference between the two?
Read MoreFor some people, seasonal changes — or major shifts in weather — also come with headaches. In some these become full-blown migraines. What causes this?
Read MoreWhen your stomach is upset, your focus may simply be on what to do to feel better. But it's helpful to pinpoint what's causing the symptoms first.
Read MoreIf the mere sight of blood makes you dizzy and light-headed to the point of passing out, you're not alone.
Read MoreIt's common for people to get headaches every once in a while. However, headaches that occur daily are not normal and may be caused by a variety of issues.
Read MoreMigraines are one of the most common types of headaches that cause pain on just one side of the head. Others include cluster headaches.
Read MoreWhile Michael J. Fox might see his future differently than he once did, he surely hasn't given up on it. Here's a look at his history with Parkinson's disease.
Read MoreDid you ever wonder what happens to your heart when you're frightened? And did you ever wonder if the fear could literally scare you to death?
Read MoreCold process soap has become a popular and creative replacement to commercial cleansers: It keeps the natural and beneficial ingredients.
Read MoreTooth sensitivity is fairly common, being experienced by approximately one in eight adults. But what makes cold food on our teeth so particularly painful?
Read MoreSinus headaches are caused by pressure in the sinus passages around your eyes, cheeks, and forehead, and are often a symptom of a sinus infection, or sinusitis.
Read MoreIs Emergen-C really as supportive for health as it's perceived to be? And where did the fizzy drink come from in the first place? In this article, we explain.
Read MoreIf you've ever skipped your morning cup of coffee, chances are you've experienced the pain and inconvenience of a caffeine headache.
Read MoreWhile it's not common to end a yoga class with a headache, there are a few reasons you're not feeling as relaxed and at ease as you might have hoped.
Read MoreDietary changes can make a big difference for acid reflux. Here's a look at the foods you should be eating and the ones you should be avoiding.
Read MoreA new study out of Sweden, where everyone should be cold, says the difference in whether or not we feel cold is due to a gene mutation.
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