What You Should Know About Short Sleeper Syndrome
Despite not getting the recommended amount of sleep, people with short sleeper syndrome often function normally without the need for caffeine or naps.
Read MoreDespite not getting the recommended amount of sleep, people with short sleeper syndrome often function normally without the need for caffeine or naps.
Read MoreIf you have sleep apnea, you may have heard about or have used a CPAP machine. If you've wondered how they work, look no further.
Read MoreIt was once thought that tension headaches were the result of muscle contractions either in the head or around the neck; however, experts have a new theory.
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Read MoreWhether you're yoga-ing to improve your alignment or simply relieve tension, here are some yoga poses that can help with pain relief in different body parts.
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Read MoreWhat if, despite getting a pristine night's sleep, you chronically find yourself having trouble waking up in the morning? What exactly is going on in the body?
Read MoreIt's important to get your blood pressure taken regularly to monitor for high blood pressure. Hypertension can put you at risk for health complications.
Read MoreWhile dislocated joints usually occur in the larger joints, like the shoulder, hip, or knee, it's possible to dislocate any joint — even fingers and toes.
Read MoreSleep apnea is a sleep disorder that affects your breathing. For many people, sleep apnea may involve being tired, despite a full night's rest.
Read MoreThere may be a reason why you rarely see a person with green eyes. But how rare exactly is it? Here's what the research says.
Read MoreThere is a wide spectrum of shoulder issues, including sprains and dislocations, that can make even the simplest daily task a pain in your neck — and shoulder.
Read MoreButt acne is not only unsightly, but it can also cause discomfort. Here's how it's different from facial acne and how to treat it.
Read MoreDuring your reproductive years, you'll likely experience different kinds of vaginal bleeding, and it can be hard to know what's what.
Read MoreWhile all candies are not created equal in how they affect your teeth, it's safe to say that gummy candy tops the list of the worst candies for your teeth.
Read MoreIf you broke a bone as a child, it probably felt like it took forever to heal. However, children generally take less time to heal from broken bones than adults.
Read MorePlan B is an emergency use contraceptive that can help prevent pregnancy. While it's easy to get a hold of, are there risks to taking it too often?
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Read MoreWhile the ADA recommends brushing your teeth twice a day, what happens when you only brush your teeth once a day?
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