Health

Let's be clear: Nobody wants bed bugs. Unfortunately, though, they're very common. Here's what else you should know about these pesky little bloodsuckers.

Whether you suffered a foot injury while playing a sport or stubbed your toe unexpectedly, that shooting pain can be enough to stop you in your tracks.

Whether it's a piping hot cup of coffee or a steaming plate of food, both carry the risk of leaving your mouth feeling battered, blistered, and burned.

Fine lines and wrinkles are often used interchangeably, but they're actually slightly different. What's the difference between the two and can they be treated?

Although e-cigarettes are marketed as a safer way to smoke, there's nothing safe about them.

No matter how tempting it is to just go to bed after a late night, it's crucial to take off your makeup before your head hits the pillow.

Not getting enough sleep is known to cause many health problems, but how does it impact your blood sugar? Read on to learn more.

Hiking and running are both vigorous aerobic activities, but which exercise is harder? Read on to learn more.

You might wonder why you sometimes feel dizzy when you stand up. We dug in and got the scoop -- learn why it happens, and how to prevent it.

If you're hoping to shed pounds and inches, you may be discouraged to find that exercise is making your waist bigger. Get the scoop on why this happens.

Although trims won't affect how quickly your hair grows, they will keep the ends of your hair from drying out and splitting.

While it may be tempting to pop a boil with a sharp object, don't do it. Boils are caused by skin infections, and popping them can do more harm than good.

Recent cultural dialogue around bathing may have you wondering: How often should you actually bathe your kids? We've got the scoop.

You probably know you should wear sunscreen when you go outside, but does your clothing provide any protection from the sun? Read on to find out.

Managing chronic inflammation should be discussed with your doctor. But with the addition of some inflammation reducing spices, it may be easier than you think.

If you wash your dishes by hand, how do you know when your kitchen sponge is ready for the garbage pail? Is it important to replace it, even if it looks clean?

Contact lenses are a popular alternative to glasses for people who have blurry vision. Here's how often you should replace your contacts.

Fevers can cause sweating and chills, but also scary symptoms like hallucinations. Why is this, and what should you do if you experience a fever hallucination?

Here at Health Digest, we wanted to mix it up and show you some of the best little-known butt exercises that'll set your glutes on fire.

Vegan ice cream has become a popular plant-based, lactose-free alternative frozen dessert. But is it actually good for you? Read on to learn more.

Mold is a common fungus that makes floating spores in the air. Here are some places it might be hiding in your kitchen.

While anyone can experience an ACL injury, athletes are among the most susceptible due to the strain certain sports may put on particular areas of the body.

If you've ever had a kidney stone, you'd likely prefer to avoid having more in the future. Learn here what foods can put you at risk.

It's a widely held belief that butter can help ease the pain of a burn. Is this true, or is there a better way to help our skin heal after a minor burn?

While most cold symptoms are pretty mild, nobody enjoys having them. But new scientific research suggests that colds may actually predate humanity itself.

The truth is blood donation is easy, but you need to be armed with what you can and cannot do before choosing to give your blood.

You've likely seen Burt's Bees all-natural lip balms and moisturizers in the store. What's the story behind this billion-dollar company?