Health Conditions

Sleep disruptions can lead to low productivity, mood disorders, and chronic health conditions. But can changes in sleep patterns increase lung cancer risk?

There's an air of confusion around which foods are healthy and which ones diabetics should refrain from. Could pineapple be harmful to people with diabetes?

There are a few different types of anemia, and some can be treated with lifestyle changes. Let's take a look at why anemia happens and how you can prevent it.

Lavender has many benefits. It may help relieve stress and promote sleep. But can lavender essential oil help with diabetes and other related health conditions?

You've probably heard from your prescribing doctor that there is a risk of blood clots when taking hormonal birth control. How high is that risk?

People with diabetes require more intricate meal plans, and one breakfast staple is scrambling the minds of many. Is it safe for diabetics to enjoy eggs?

What does it really mean when your triiodothyronine (T3) levels are low? Understand more about low triiodothyronine levels and the available treatment options.

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?

Ginger has many benefits. As if it wasn't amazing enough, four different studies have proven ginger works for migraine and headache relief.

While having a heart rate that's too high isn't healthy, neither is having one that's too low. Learn more about when to worry if your heart rate is low.

If you have a seafood allergy, you might think that avoiding fish is enough. Read on to discover the surprising sources of hidden seafood allergens.

A bloated stomach can be a symptom of food intolerance, constipation, or PMS. But can stomach bloat also be caused by a vitamin D deficiency? Let's find out.

A cough is no fun, especially when it's accompanied by illness. You have probably heard of dry and wet coughs, but what is the difference between the two?

New research from the University of California San Diego points to one small lifestyle change that may dramatically lower one's risk for colon cancer.

For children and adults, the amount of sugar being added to our diets is a growing concern. How is this sugar intake affecting our overall risk for diabetes?

While we generally refer to all types as "diabetes," it's important to understand the three major types of diabetes: Type I, Type II, and Gestational diabetes.

Water aerobics can be a fantastic way to work out, as the benefits are numerous. While you may not break a sweat, water aerobics targets many areas of the body.

Pregnancy takes a toll on the body, particularly if you've been diagnosed with preeclampsia. Here's how your heart health may be affected after preeclampsia.

Insulin is a hormone that enables your body's cells to absorb sugar and use it for energy. The inability to produce insulin could indicate a health condition.

Dreams are among the greatest scientific mysteries. Even more mysterious, why do fevers give us strange dreams and why are they so different from normal dreams?

Deficiencies in four common nutrients — iron and vitamins B, D, and K —are linked to inflammatory bowel disease.

Bee pollen, a combination of pollen, honey, enzymes, and other compounds, is touted for its health benefits. So how exactly does bee pollen affect the body?

Symptoms of Crohn's disease can be painful and debilitating. Individuals living with the condition often go between periods of severe symptoms to none at all.

Breath odor can be embarrassing. It may be caused by something minor, but if your breath consistently smells unpleasant, that's a problem to look into.

American reality television star, Khloé Kardashian, recently vented on Twitter about her ongoing struggle with migraines. Here's how she manages the pain.

E. coli infections from contaminated food affect the intestines and can cause unpleasant gastrointestinal discomfort. What's the best way to treat symptoms?

There are hundreds of strains of E. coli. The one that usually comes to mind when this bacteria is mentioned is the one that makes you sick. So what is E. coli?