How To Prevent Cataracts, According To An Optometrist
Cataracts are a common eye concern, especially as we age, but some strategies may help you prevent them. Here's what an expert says.
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Eating Disorders Vs. Disordered Eating: An Expert Explains The Key Differences
You've likely heard of eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia, but what does it mean when someone has "disordered eating." An expert explains.
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Doctor Gives Tips On How To Monitor Your ABCs If You Have Diabetes
If you have diabetes, monitoring your ABCs is a huge key to tracking and managing your health. We spoke with an expert for his tips on on tracking ABCs.
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Why You Get Headaches When Bending Over
If bending over causes you to get a headache, a few factors could be behind it. Read on to learn more.
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What Are The Symptoms Of Lyme Arthritis?
Anti-tick protection isn't just to avoid uncomfortable bites. It helps prevent illnesses like Lyme disease, and -- less commonly -- Lyme arthritis.
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9 Parts Of The Body That Can Heal On Their Own
Humans have limited regenerative abilities, but there are some parts of the human body that can repair themselves. Learn more about them in this article.
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Is Lyme Disease Contagious?
Those who contract Lyme disease may wonder if they could transmit it to another person. Here's what you need to know.
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Can Varicose Veins Come Back After Treatment?
If you've had treatment for varicose veins, is it possible that they will come back? Here's everything you need to know.
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What Is Delay Aversion And How Does It Impact People With ADHD?
Those with ADHD may be particularly susceptible to delay aversion. Learn more about this phenomenon here.
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Why Lupus Is More Common Among Women
Nine out of 10 adults diagnosed with lupus are female, but why are women so much more prone to the chronic condition?
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What Is World Lupus Day?
People around the world and across social media are donning purple in support of World Lupus Day. However, there's more to it than just wearing purple.
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Is Lupus Hereditary?
Lupus is an autoimmune condition that can affect multiple parts of the body. While the exact cause is unknown, do genetics play a part?
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The Syndrome That Could Be A Precursor To Multiple Sclerosis
Radiologically isolated syndrome may be an asymptomatic precursor to multiple sclerosis. Here's what you should know about these conditions.
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Conditions That Make You More Likely To Develop Nasal Polyps
Certain conditions may be involved in the development of nasal polyps. This article takes a closer look at them, as well as treatment and management options.
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Study Identifies Early Colon Cancer Symptoms To Aid In Timely Diagnosis
With early-onset colon cancer on the rise, a new study has identified four symptoms that indicate heightened risk of the disease. Read on to learn more.
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How To Safely Reduce Your Fever While Pregnant
When you're pregnant and a fever spikes, you can't just reach for the Advil. Luckily, there are other actions you can take at home to break your fever.
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The Best Way To Sit To Minimize SI Joint Pain
If you experience pain in your sacroiliac joint, sitting might be a painful experience. Here's how you should sit, and other strategies to combat SI discomfort.
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How To Live With A Dog If You're Allergic To It
With some effort, consistency, and willingness to try, there's a good chance you can keep your allergy symptoms under control and live in harmony with your dog.
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Why Your Head Hurts When You Cough
You may wonder why sometimes a cough can lead to a headache. Here's what you should know about why it happens and when you should seek medical attention.
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Can You Use Baking Soda To Treat Your UTI?
Baking soda is sometimes recommended as a home remedy for UTIs, but does it work and is it advisable to try it? Read on to learn more.
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What Are Raccoon Eyes And What Is Causing Them?
Raccoon eyes -- distinct from just dark circles you may get from being tired -- can result from a number of factors. Read on to learn more.
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Diabetes Drug Mounjaro Could Be Game-Changer For Patients
Recently, Eli Lilly and Company elaborated on how the diabetes drug, Mounjaro, could be changing things up for patients. Here's what to know.
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What Is Causing The Lump Behind Your Ear And When To See A Doctor
If you've ever found a lump behind your ear, you may be concerned about what brought this on and when you should seek professional help. Here's what to know.
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12 Common Medications That Can Cause An Allergic Reaction
Medications can sometimes have beneficial and not-so-beneficial interactions in the body. These are the most common drugs that may cause allergic reactions.
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What It Means When Your Big Toe Cracks
You might have a popping or cracking of the toes or other joints. This is what it means when your big toe cracks and when you should be concerned about it.
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What Sort Of Diet Should You Follow If You Have POTS?
There's no cure for POTS, but symptoms can be managed through a diet tailored to your symptoms. These are some general recommendations for people with POTS.
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What To Know About Toby Keith's Cancer Recovery
In 2021, singer Toby Keith announced he'd been diagnosed with stomach cancer. Here's what we know about how his recovery is going.
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