What Does It Really Mean When Your Hemoglobin Count Is Low?
If you've ever had a blood test, you've probably come across the hemoglobin count, which is usually abbreviated as Hgb. What does it mean?
Read MoreIf you've ever had a blood test, you've probably come across the hemoglobin count, which is usually abbreviated as Hgb. What does it mean?
Read MoreWhen it comes to cancer prevention, insects may have the potential to aid in the early detection of the disease. Now, ants may be able to help.
Read MoreLady Gaga is determined to spread awareness about fibromyalgia Here's a closer look at the performer's experience with the chronic condition.
Read MoreApproximately 1 in 7 Americans have varying degrees of kidney disease and damage, though many of them don't even know it. These are some signs to watch for.
Read MoreMultiple sclerosis, or MS, can manifest itself in completely different ways in the people it affects. This is Selma Blair's story.
Read MoreCurious to know what causes celiac disease, how it is best treated, and how it presents in the human body? Let's get started.
Read MoreIn the moments just before a sneeze may or may not come, it can feel like your entire body tenses up. What really happens to the heart when we sneeze?
Read MoreCardiomyopathy is kind of a long medical word. Here, we discuss what it means, its causes, symptoms, and treatments.
Read MoreAre you getting knee replacement surgery soon? If so, we've got everything you need to know before going under the knife. Read on for all the details.
Read MoreIn the early 1920s, Franklin D. Roosevelt was diagnosed with now preventable – but still incurable – disease.
Read MoreDo you know what's causing your migraines? These are the surprising reasons behind your painful headaches.
Read MoreNew research has pinpointed one diet in particular that can result in a healthy cardiovascular system. Let's take a look.
Read MoreThose who have ever had a urinary tract infection (UTI) will know that they're anything but comfortable. Does cranberry juice help treat UTIs?
Read MoreDid you know that men get breast cancer? Here, we've explained the types of breast cancer, symptoms to watch for, and treatments. Read on to get the facts.
Read MoreCardiomyopathies can affect many people and stem from various factors. However, genetics make some people more susceptible to certain types of cardiomyopathies.
Read MoreWith Type 1 diabetes impacting many individuals around the globe, it's essential to make some changes now in order to avoid preventable deaths.
Read MoreAside from being versatile, widely accessible, and nutritious, salmon provides a variety of benefits. Some of which prevent several health diseases.
Read MoreMedical innovations are happening every day to change the way we monitor our health and prevent disease and Dr. John Dobak is one leading the way with DermTech.
Read MorePeople with arthritis may consume alcohol for enjoyment or even to relieve pain, but could it actually be making symptoms worse?
Read MoreWhile most people see spots on occasion, like right after staring at a bright light, seeing spots regularly may be a sign of an underlying condition.
Read MoreAlmost half of all adults have high blood pressure. We've put together a simple guide, with seven foods to eat and seven to avoid, if hypertension is a concern.
Read MoreJaw soreness experienced while eating can be indicative of a disorder of the temporomandibular joint, otherwise called TMD, or temporomandibular disorder.
Read MoreMigraines are more than just bad headaches, as anyone who has had one will tell you. But there are ways to cope with them and here's how.
Read MorePeople with diabetes should eat well-balanced diets containing healthy proteins, carbs, and fats, but they should avoid eating one particular kind of fat.
Read MoreIf your heart seems to beat fast for no reason, you may be experiencing a serious heart condition that requires immediate medical attention.
Read MoreWhile some ailments can manifest themselves in a variety of ways, there is one common illness that is too often missed by doctors.
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