What To Know About The Parechovirus And How To Keep Your Baby Safe
While infants and newly born babies are at higher risk for parechovirus, there are a few things you can do at home in order to keep your child safe.
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The Real Reason Prenatal Vitamins Can Worsen Morning Sickness
Prenatal vitamins are important supplements for those who are pregnant. But what should you do if they make pregnancy symptoms, like morning sickness, worse?
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What Really Happens To Your Body When You Eat Activia Yogurt
Known for its probiotic properties, Activia claims to help with your digestive health. But do the nutritional benefits back up the health claims?
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Is It Safe To Store Your Health Information On Your Apple Devices?
Storing your medical history on your Apple devices might be convenient. However, some experts aren't so sure the benefits outweigh the risks.
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What To Expect During Each Stage Of Your Migraine
Knowing what to expect from migraines might make coping with them a little easier. Learn the symptoms associated with each stage of a migraine.
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Does Zinc Help Treat Colds?
Zinc is an important mineral, and it may reduce the risk of many major health conditions. But how does zinc measure up to treating the common cold?
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Are Chemical Peels Good For People With Rosacea?
Rosacea can be managed with a variety of different treatments. But how do chemical peels affect rosacea, and when should you check with your dermatologist?
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This Is How Plan B Effectiveness Might Vary Based On Your Weight
Plan B is an emergency contraceptive designed to help prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex. But its effectiveness can vary depending on your weight.
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Can You Use CBD To Treat Epilepsy?
For those with epilepsy, CBD may provide some relief from symptoms. But how does CBD help alleviate epilepsy symptoms, and are there any risks?
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How To Avoid Acne And Bloating On Your Next Flight
Do you feel especially gassy or acne-prone after a flight? It's more common than you might think. Here's how to avoid acne and bloating next time you travel.
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The Fourth COVID Vaccine Is About To Hit The Market. Here's What You Should Know About Novavax
A new vaccine called Novavax is the fourth COVID vaccine to hit the market. Here's how it's different from the others.
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Everything You Should Know About The 4-7-8 Breathing Technique
Breath work can be a great tool for many who need a natural approach to reduce anxiety. Fortunately, this technique promises that and more.
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Sitting In The Sauna After Your Workout Has More Benefits Than You Think
Saunas are a great tool for recovering from hard workouts. But new research suggests they could also boost your health in this unexpected way.
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If You're Taking Medications, You May Want To Heed Caution In The Summer Sun
It's important to take extra precautions while you're outside in the summer heat. One thing you may not have considered is the medications you take.
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What Really Happens When You Brush Your Teeth Every Day
You've probably heard the advice to brush your teeth twice daily, every day. But what does this actually do for your teeth and body? Read on to find out.
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Registered Dietitian Kara Lydon Reveals The Biggest Misconception She Hears About Dieting - Exclusive
Registered dietitian and blogger for The Foodie Dietitian Kara Lydon explained the biggest misconceptions about dieting and what approach she prefers instead.
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Otolaryngologist Dr. David Godin On The Craniofacial Conditions That Affect Babies And Kids In The U.S. - Exclusive
Otolaryngologist and surgeon Dr. David Godin shared his expertise on different types of craniofacial conditions, including risk factors and support resources.
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Is It Safe To Use Honey On Open Wounds?
Honey's compounds offer several healing benefits, and ancient people used honey topically for injuries. But is it safe to use honey on open wounds today?
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What's The Best Protection Against The BA.5 Subvariant?
As the current dominant strain of COVID, BA.5 may have you wondering how you can best protect yourself. Here's what the experts say.
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How To Treat And Prevent Allergy-Triggering Nasal Polyps
Nasal polyps are soft, non-cancerous growths that appear on the inside of the nose. Learn why they appear, when they need treatment, and how to prevent them.
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Why You Should Add Primrose Oil Into Your Skincare Routine
Primrose oil is a botanical oil with many beauty benefits, and it's been used since the 1600s. Learn why you may want to add it to your skincare routine.
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Sneaky Causes Of Yeast Infections That May Surprise You
There are some sneaky reasons why a yeast infection may occur. Learn the unexpected factors you should watch out for or discuss with your doctor.
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The Real Reason You Feel Tired After The Flu Shot
You might be wary of side effects from the flu shot, including the feeling of fatigue that some people report, but experts say it is nothing to fear.
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What To Do If You Cut A Vein
The three most common reasons why people end up in the emergency room due to cuts are cooking with a knife, falling, and working with power tools.
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Macular Degeneration Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments
Many conditions can cause vision loss or even blindness, and age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is one of the most common. Here's what we know about it.
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Why You Should Never Smoke Before Surgery
Although it's well-known that regularly smoking cigarettes is detrimental to your health, it may have even more severe consequences if done before surgery.
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Can Adults Get An HPV Vaccine?
An HPV vaccine called Gardasil was developed in 2006, initially approved for females between ages 9 and 26 years old. It is now available for more people.
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