The Big Difference Between ADD And ADHD
Inattentive ADHD — formerly known as ADD — is characterized by inattention and distractibility, and falls under the category of ADHD. which has two other types.
Read MoreInattentive ADHD — formerly known as ADD — is characterized by inattention and distractibility, and falls under the category of ADHD. which has two other types.
Read MoreSymptoms of phosphorus deficiency include confusion, bone pain, an increased risk of infection, rickets, proximal muscle weakness, and ataxia.
Read MoreAfter so many years of being vocally in demand by the public, can a popular singer's voice physically change as they age over time?
Read MoreWhile binge-watching TV can be a nice way to zone out for a few hours, you may be surprised to learn about the side effects of this practice.
Read MoreConsidering it's popularity, we can't help but wonder, how many calories are in our favorite teas?
Read MoreDaily flossing is crucial to our oral health, and it should not be ignored. It is important to never reuse your dental floss. Here's why.
Read MoreFrom spring to summer, fall to winter, interesting changes happen to your body when the weather changes. Here's what you need to watch out for.
Read MoreWhey protein is used as a supplement to help build muscle and recover from workouts, but it can come with some unintended side effects. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreVomiting rids your body of poison, and usually lasts less than two days. Head to the emergency room if you have other serious symptoms.
Read MoreO+ is the most common blood type, but O- is the type that can help the most people, as it won't create an immune reaction when mixed with other types.
Read MorePoisoning of Tylenol in 1982 is behind the tamper-proof foil seals you now see on over-the-counter medicines.
Read MoreSleep deprivation from waking too frequently can affect stress hormones, wreak havoc with the prefrontal cortex, and increase susceptibility to Alzheimer's.
Read MoreThough it's a favorite sweet, dark chocolate can affect the efficacy of some drugs, or boost blood pressure.
Read MoreIf you sweat or smell more than normal, you may be considering a clinical strength deodorant.
Read MoreChocolate is a tasty and decadent treat, but you might want to avoid eating it before bedtime. Read on to learn why.
Read MoreMeat can be inviting and delicious, but if this happens to you, you may want to quit your carnivore habits. Read on to learn what to look out for.
Read MoreYou likely know that wearing sunscreen outside is important, but it turns out many of us are applying it wrong. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreHives are an outbreak of red, splotchy welts that appear suddenly on the skin. What causes them, and how do you treat them? Read on to learn more.
Read MoreSweating can occur when your body needs to cool down, or when you're stressed or nervous. It doesn't smell, but combined with bacteria, it creates body odor.
Read MoreN95 and KN95 masks can be more than five times more effective than cloth masks in preventing COVID-19 transmission, but check that yours is authentic.
Read MorePop culture has given us a stereotype of police officers eating donuts at the diner, but is this accurate? How fit to police officers need to be?
Read MoreTaking a swim on a hot day can be a refreshing treat, but unfortunately, your pool might be harboring a host of icky germs. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreDo you ever notice that you get shaky before mealtime? Is this your body telling you that you're hungry or is something more serious going on?
Read MoreWe live in a time of tooth-colored dental fillings, natural-looking crowns, and invisible braces, but what about ostentatious headgear? Does it still exist?
Read MoreYou know that hydration is important, but does it matter what time you get in those fluids? Read on to learn what happens when you drink water before bed.
Read MoreFrom mellow stretches to mild forms of exercise, these physical therapist-approved exercises may just help relieve your back pain.
Read MoreBoth biological and psychosocial factors seem to factor into the reasons why men and women experience pain differently.
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