When You Cuddle With Someone, This Is What Happens To Your Body
Science backs up the claim that cuddling gives you the warm-and-fuzzies. When you cuddle with someone, this is what happens to your body.
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Valneva: Everything We Know About The New COVID-19 Vaccine
A vaccine that may provide better protection against new variants, called Valneva, is undergoing regulatory approval. Here's what you need to know.
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The Surprising Connection Between The 'Love Hormone' And Life Satisfaction
Measuring life satisfaction can feel like a personal endeavor. But researchers suggest an interesting connection between oxytocin and life satisfaction levels.
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The Latest On The Severe Hepatitis Outbreak In Children
Hepatitis is a viral infection characterized by inflammation of the liver and a mysterious global outbreak in children is underway.
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Why Do We Have 2 Sets Of Teeth?
Tooth development plays a crucial role in a child's ability to eat. It's also critical for the proper growth and shaping of the jawline.
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Can Measuring Salt Levels In Breast Tumors Help Determine Cancer Severity?
Can measuring salt levels in breast tumors help determine cancer severity? Results from a new study suggest salt's role in treating cancer.
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Should You Use Fluoride Or Fluoride-Free Toothpaste?
Fluoride in toothpaste is more concentrated than fluoride in water. As a result, it's more effective for protecting your mouth from bacteria and cavities.
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How To Handle Botox-Induced Headaches
Botox's function is simple: to temporarily prevent the body's nerves from firing signals to release chemicals that may cause wrinkles.
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What Causes 'Tech Neck'?
Technology has inadvertently created a new physical malaise called tech neck. But what causes it and how do we prevent it in the first place?
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Scratching Your Head
There are many treatments for an itchy scalp. Topical steroids, antifungal creams, coal tar, and zinc are all solutions for an itchy scalp caused by dandruff.
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How To Tell The Difference Between Kidney Pain And Back Pain
Kidney problems can cause back pain, but it's not an issue that can always be treated with home remedies and anti-inflammatory medications.
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Inside Michael Phelps' Experience With Depression
As National Mental Health Month approaches, mental health issues will move into the spotlight. Here's a look inside Michael Phelps' experience with depression.
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What You Need To Know About Permanent Retainers
How long a permanent retainer lasts varies by patient, but some can last for up to 2 decades. Here is what you need to know before going with this option.
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13 Common Causes Of Stomach Pain
Sometimes, pain in your abdomen may be more than just a tummyache. Here are some of the possible causes of stomach pain and how to prevent or treat them.
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How To Effectively Communicate With Someone Who Has Aphasia
Aphasia can interrupt someone's ability to communicate. Here are tips on how to effectively communicate with someone who has aphasia.
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Mental Health Lessons We Can All Learn From Simone Biles
Simone Biles's openness about her mental health struggles provides mental health lessons we can all learn and benefit from. Here's what you need to know.
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How Long Does It Take To Recover From Cosmetic Breast Surgeries?
Cosmetic breast surgeries are common but are still major operations that require recovery periods. Here's how long it takes to recover from these procedures.
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The Eye-Opening Connection Between Your Mood And The Color Yellow
We all have our favorite colors we gravitate toward, but did you know the eye-opening connection between your mood and the color yellow?
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Jackie Siegel Explains Why The Opioid Crisis Is So Critical Now - Exclusive
The opioid crisis has hit close to home for Jakcie Siegel who reveals the devastation and impact it's had on her family.
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How Inflation Can Lead To Higher Rates Of Anxiety And Depression
With rising inflation, you may notice impacts to your mental health. Here are ways that can help you cope.
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Dermatologist Dr. Muneeb Shah Reveals Top Skincare Trends To Avoid - Exclusive
With so much skincare advice on social media these days, it can be hard to know what's safe and effective. Skinfluencer Dr. Muneeb Shah weighs in.
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What To Expect When Getting A Concussion Test
If you suffer a concussion, how soon is it safe to return to day-to-day life? To help determine an answer, clinicians may utilize a concussion test.
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This Sleep Condition May Actually Be Hurting Your Brain
An estimated 33-50% of people in the US have insomnia, of which up to 15% of cases are chronic insomnia. What happens if you don't get enough sleep?
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Why Survivor's Ethan Zohn Swears By Daily Alternative Health Practices - Exclusive
In the wake of a cancer diagnosis, Ethan Zohn's turned to alternative medicine and proven more than once he's a survivor.
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Can A Supplement Help Relieve Stress And Tension From Sitting All Day?
Sitting behind the wheel to get to work, being perched at the desk all day, and then relaxing on the sofa adds up to a sedentary lifestyle for many Americans.
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Could Your Bruise Be A Result Of The Sun?
Contrary to popular belief, a bruise can emerge as a result of more than just physical injury. So could your bruise be a result of the sun?
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What Is Spring Fever And Does It Really Exist?
Spring fever is often attributed to a person's altered state of mind with the coming warmer months and longer days. But does it really exist?
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