Health Conditions

Are there actually visible signs on the body that can hint at one's risk of a heart attack? As it turns out, researchers may have found an unexpected sign.

While it's no surprise that the aging process can bring some physical changes, the kinds of changes it can bring may shock you, especially if you're a man.

You'll want to pay attention to any pain you feel when pooping. We'll explain what it might mean about your health and how it can be treated.

If you're having trouble getting some sleep because of a nasty cough, don't worry. This TikTok hack, which involves two basic ingredients, might do the trick.

The shape of the roof of your mouth plays an essential role in the overall health of your body. A narrow palate can lead to several issues, including these.

There are several reasons you might be hearing a clicking noise in your throat, including certain rare conditions. Here's what you need to know.

Everyone knows that it's important to drink enough water every day. What most aren't aware of is how not drinking enough can affect the stomach.

We've all heard about the health benefits of drinking enough water. But did you know that adequate hydration actually affects your lung health as well?

Your eye color and your heart rate may seem like they have nothing to do with each other. Surprisingly, recent studies suggest otherwise. Keep reading.

One of the often overlooked aspects of heart failure is its link to sleepiness. We'll explain the signs that your sleepiness could be related to your heart.

Do you have a frog in your throat? These unique body positions can help you clear that mucus out of your chest and throat in no time at all.

The phrase "feed a cold, starve a fever" has been around for years. But, is there any truth to this claim? Here's what the experts have to say.

Have you ever experienced a bout of uncontrollable coughing after having a good laugh? More importantly, is this something that should scare you? Keep reading.

Interestingly, the solution to erectile dysfunction may be found in the venom of a spider from Brazil. Here's what researchers have learned about it so far.

Keeping oneself properly hydrated throughout the day can be a challenge for many. However, not drinking enough water can have serious impacts on your back.

The next time you're bothered by a stuffy nose, you might think of trying this TikTok hack. But is it safe, and does it really work? Here's what we know.

It may come as a shock, but research suggests that having a specific personality trait may actually influence your chances of suffering chronic headaches.

Experts have developed a unique blood test that has the ability to detect the presence of various cancers within the body where exactly they are located.

Interestingly, Daylight Savings Time can affect more than just how much sleep you get during specific seasons. Here's what experts say about DST and headaches.

Having to adjust your schedule for DST can admittedly be inconvenient and annoying. But does this annual clock adjustment have an impact on your heart health?

Research over the years has found particularly strong correlations between heart disease risk and whether you have a particular type of personality. We explain.

A sudden rush of cold air can sometimes make your lungs hurt. But have you ever wondered why it has this effect on your respiratory system? Keep reading.

Do you occasionally suffer from nasal congestion? This viral TikTok hack is simple to execute, but does it really work as advertised? Here's what experts say.

If you've woke up with a racing heart, you may be wondering whether it's cause for concern. We'll explain what it means and when you might need to see a doctor.

Does milk really make you feel worse if you drink it while you're sick, or does the evidence say otherwise? As it turns out, the answer's a bit complicated.

Have you ever experienced a headache resulting from a clenched jaw? Here's a simple tongue exercise that can help with that, plus other helpful tips.

A sore in your mouth could be due to something minor, but it could also be a sign of something serious. Here's how to know if it needs medical attention.