Anemia is a health condition that happens when there are not enough healthy red blood cells in your body to carry oxygen. It can sometimes cause hair loss too.
If you're one of the Americans who love dousing their food with hot sauce, there are some unexpected side effects of spicy food you should be aware of.
As much as we all love a bright sunny day, our skin isn't as happy when we spend too long under the rays. Thankfully, a popular houseplant can treat mild burns.
So you have a hangover. You may be tempted to try a friend's homeopathic post-tequila tip, but most such pieces of advice are often based on misconceptions.
If you've ever felt sick after eating a meal, your food may have been contaminated with listeria. These are the top symptoms of this foodborne contaminant.
Get ready for the intriguing, and downright bizarre ways that people have tried to cure diseases and rid themselves of ailments over the course of history.
Fish oil and flaxseed oil can each support a healthy body and mind. But there are important distinctions between them, including the benefits they provide.
If you've ever researched vitamins, you've probably come across the term "water-soluble" to describe some of them. Here's what you should know about them.
Sometimes, reactions to poison ivy, oak, or sumac can be treated with home remedies, but this isn't always the case. Here's when you need to call a doctor.
If you struggle with queasiness, don't assume it's just something you ate. There could be another cause. Read on to find out triggers that may surprise you.