The Way You Sleep May Help Reduce Heartburn Symptoms
Heartburn is an uncomfortable condition that can disrupt both our daily lives and sleep. Here's how to reduce the risk of heartburn in bed.
Read MoreHeartburn is an uncomfortable condition that can disrupt both our daily lives and sleep. Here's how to reduce the risk of heartburn in bed.
Read MoreFinancial stress at high levels can affect the body over time and lead to physical symptoms. Some of these symptoms include depression, anxiety, and headaches.
Read MoreBelieve it or not, you don't actually have to go the gym to burn calories. In fact, there are many ways you can burn 100 calories just going about your day.
Read MoreRadiation may not benefit all breast cancer patients, researchers suggest. Here's how they've determined who falls into this category.
Read MoreIn some cases, people may opt to try to treat the UTI on their own with home remedies. However, relying on natural treatments can be risky.
Read MoreDespite a black eye and allergic shiners having similarities, the two are different. Allergic shiners do, however, appear blue or purple in color.
Read MoreGluten has gotten a bad rap in many health and wellness circles. But can it actually cause GERD for some people? Here's what the science suggests.
Read MoreGetting enough sleep is vital to our health, but many people don't get sufficient zzzs. If you're not getting enough sleep, here are some possible reasons why.
Read MoreGlaucoma specialist Dr. Annette Giangiacomo revealed the importance of maintaining eye health and discussed her work with Orbis' Flying Eye Hospital.
Read MoreThyroid eye disease (TED) occurs when the muscles and fatty tissues around the eyes become inflamed. Here's what you need to know about it.
Read MoreIf you have ever had a sudden, strong pain in your leg, it is possible that you experienced a muscle spasm or cramp also known as a "charley horse."
Read MoreThis is why your back might be sore while you're nursing a cold.
Read MoreAlcohol can cause many side effects. But one lesser-known effect is on the skin -- particularly the sensations on your face.
Read MoreDr. Rosamund Lewis, the World Health Organization's technical lead for monkeypox, said that monkeypox may have been spreading undetected for months or years.
Read MoreEhlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) frequently goes undiagnosed for years at a time. In fact, some doctors even dismiss injuries as mere accidents.
Read MoreAn inability to see in the dark can be a huge issue, especially if you work at night. If you're experiencing this, it could be a sign of something serious.
Read MoreDelayed dispensing of opioid prescriptions may contribute to opioid misuse, according to a recent study. Here is what experts want you to know.
Read MoreCouples might want to make sure they're not holding on to any misconceptions about conception. When it comes to male fertility, there are some common myths.
Read MoreStress is one of the most important parts of our "immune kettle" that we can control, and often one of the biggest threats to our immunity.
Read MoreRosacea may look like acne, but it's actually very different. In fact, there are a variety of symptoms that could help identify the four types of rosacea.
Read MoreNew health myths develop every day for just about every disease, including cancer. In fact, some are convinced apple cider is the next preventative.
Read MoreDespite CBD being federally legalized in December 2018, not much has been verified about the potential health benefits of CBD to date.
Read MoreIt's probably obvious that being lonely can affect your emotions, but it can also have a tangible effect on your body. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreA lack of sleep can lead us to crave foods that may be high in fat and calories. Additionally, sleep deprivation inhibits our metabolism's functionality.
Read MoreHere's what you should know about drinking too much caffeine.
Read MoreHere's what you should know about taking a magnesium supplement when you're pregnant.
Read MoreHere's what you should know about the risk factors for Type 2 diabetes.
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