Health Conditions

When it comes to women's health, there's helpful information you should pay attention to. And not-so-helpful myths you should ignore.

Fruit is loved for its natural sweetness -- especially the tangy, golden flesh of a mango. But are mangoes a safe sweet choice for people with diabetes?

Many people rely on medications like antihistamines for management of the sneezes and sniffling, but is it safe to take these medications daily?

Chronic lower respiratory diseases affect many people nationwide, but the state with the most deaths related to these diseases may surprise you.

If you've experienced rapid weight loss or weight gain, constantly feel fatigued, or have muscle weakness, you may have a hormone imbalance. Here's the scoop.

Each year, more than 15 million people who visit South or Central America, Africa, India, and other developing countries experience travelers' diarrhea.

When we lose water at a faster rate than we're able to replenish it, the result is dehydration. Here are some of the most common symptoms.

Diabetic retinopathy is a condition that occurs when high blood sugar levels from people with diabetes cause damage to blood vessels in the retina.

When you pee, it should feel as if your bladder has completely emptied. If it doesn't, one of these sneaky reasons may be why it isn't emptying all the way.

Lemon balm essential oil has long been used to help various health conditions. But can it help manage symptoms of diabetes? Here's what scientists have to say.

Peppermint essential oil is often used to provide a fresh, invigorating flavor to candies or tea. But, is there evidence that can help manage diabetes symptoms?

If you itch while taking a medication, there are various reasons this could be happening, including one which could become life-threatening.

White blood cells, which are produced in the bone marrow, are an important part of the body's immune system. Here's what it means if your WBC is low.

Migraines are often confused with sinus or allergy headaches, which means many people don't know what allergy headaches really feel like. Here's what to know.

There are many different types of headaches, including thirst headaches, that can be prevented. However, it's important to consider a few factors.

A sinus infection is unpleasant no matter who you are or how you got it. But where does it come from, and is a sinus infection something you can catch?

While they are useful for many people, antipsychotics can come with a wealth of adverse effects, and it turns out kidney injury may be one of them.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is currently reviewing clinical trial data from a new study, which highlights the potential of new MS treatment.

White blood cells form a crucial part of the immune system, helping the body fight against infections, but what does it mean when your body has an excess?

Monkeypox is a viral infection akin to smallpox but less severe and far less deadly. How long is it contagious? Here is what you should know.

Chronic inflammation can lead to a number of symptoms ranging from pain to rashes. Here's one chronic inflammatory condition that causes recurrent mouth sores.

Having a good cry may help to release pent-up emotions, but crying can also leave you with a pounding headache. Read on to find out why this happens.

Melanoma is a serious skin cancer that is preventable if caught early and companies like DermTech are trying to change that with more advanced testing.

Broadway star Kristin Chenoweth shared how talking with her doctor and finding Botox for chronic migraine as a treatment option changed her life.

Neti pots are a natural and easy way to eliminate mucus, pollen, dust, and bacteria out of your sinuses in just a few minutes. Here's how they work.

Though not as well-known as nuts, wheat, and milk, sesame is also a food allergy trigger. Here's a list of foods to avoid if you have a sesame allergy.

Down syndrome is the most common chromosomal condition in the United States. Here's everything you want to know about the condition and the people who have it.