Taking five or more prescription medications is called polypharmacy, and it can have severe consequences. Here are signs you are taking too many prescriptions.
Simply being aware of your breasts' appearance can be helpful, as changes in texture and color could be an indication of something more serious, such as cancer.
Air pollutants can have a negative effect on our health, and can increase the risk for oxidative stress and inflammation. But is pollution linked to diabetes?
President Biden tested positive again for COVID-19, becoming the latest person to experience COVID rebound. Here's what we know about COVID rebound so far.
Dr. Amy Beckley has personal experience with understanding hormonal cycles. She told Health Digest all about why it's important to be in touch with your body.
While grapefruit and grapefruit juice can be a delicious addition to your breakfast, you'll want to avoid them during chemotherapy for this important reason.
There's been a lot of hype over the benefits of cold therapy for a host of ailments. Here's what happens to your body when you take an ice bath every day.
RN and CEO of Ketamine Wellness Centers Kevin Nicholson talked about their partnership with the VA and how ketamine can help treat mental health conditions.
Many people seek out adventurous activities in search of the high associated with adrenaline. But what actually happens to the body during an adrenaline rush?
As common as headaches and headache disorders are — with an estimated 98% of all headaches considered primary — secondary headaches can be life-threatening.
Sebaceous cysts can be unsightly and obnoxious, but even so, you shouldn't try removing them yourself. Discover why you should never pop a cyst at home.
Thigh pain may come with other symptoms, such as tingling and numbness. Take note of these symptoms over several days before reaching out to your doctor.
With COVID-19 variants continuing to spread, it sometimes feels impossible to avoid the virus. However, if you're pregnant, there are a few things to consider.
While it was once common practice to clamp and cut the umbilical cord immediately after birth, research is now revealing that there are good reasons to wait.