The Real Reason You Drool When You Sleep
Drooling happens when our swallowing reflexes relax, and saliva accumulates and seeps onto our pillow cases. But it can also be a sign of another condition.
Read MoreDrooling happens when our swallowing reflexes relax, and saliva accumulates and seeps onto our pillow cases. But it can also be a sign of another condition.
Read MoreMike Krukow announced in 2014 that he had been quietly dealing with a degenerative muscle disease that causes inflammation and muscle weakening.
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Read MoreWe encourage you to do whatever it is that helps you enjoy your workouts, but you may want to rethink using your headphones while working up a sweat at the gym.
Read MoreVaccine hesitancy is one hurdle stopping the United States from reaching COVID-19 vaccination goals: People worry about side effects and lack of FDA approval.
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Read MoreOne symptom faced by COVID-19 survivors is nodules (swellings) in the back of their eyes. Also, nearly one-third of long-haulers reported pink or red eyes.
Read MoreSleep apnea causes the tissues in your throat to temporarily close or narrow your airway, causing you to stop breathing many times a night.
Read MoreIf only there were a quick, natural, enjoyable way to relieve cramps. Turns out, there is.
Read MoreIf you roll or fold your faithful pillow in half, consider stopping this habit immediately: It can cut off your air supply and lead to dental problems.
Read MoreSquinting, eye strain, eye fatigue, and blurry or double vision are signs that you may need new eyeglasses — along with damage to the actual lenses or frames.
Read MoreAs tattoos become more accepted in the United States, more people are taking the leap and getting inked. But that doesn't mean tattoos come without any risks.
Read MoreIt's a charming party trick, but a rare talent. What's the real reason not everyone can wiggle their ears?
Read MoreUsing mouthwash is a regular ritual for many people, and for good reason. Mouthwash helps prevent bad breath, but that's not the only benefit it has to offer.
Read MoreIt's an increasingly popular beauty and medical treatment, but is it risk-free? Learn the surprising side effects of Botox.
Read MoreBecause the exact cause of migraines is not yet known, it can be difficult to treat them. One non-traditional way to reduce the pain is through acupressure.
Read MoreFor people dealing with chronic conditions, daily pain medication may be a key part of treatment. But what does it mean when your pain medication stops working?
Read MoreSevere sunburn can cause blisters on the skin. What's the best way to deal with them?
Read MoreAfrican black soap is a popular skincare product known for its healing and nourishing properties. What happens to your skin when you use it every day?
Read MoreThese days, many diet trends have also crisscrossed into the beauty industry. But what exactly does it mean for a beauty product to consider itself "vegan"?
Read MoreIt's normal for your eyes to feel itchy sometimes. However, if the itchiness remains for longer periods of time, it could be cause for concern.
Read MoreYour eyes have plenty to tell you, but it's not always easy to get what they're saying. So here's a guide to help you know when the message is an urgent one.
Read MoreSymptoms of potassium deficiency include muscular problems, cramping, an irregular heartbeat, trouble breathing, and changes in your mood.
Read MoreConventional wisdom holds that our noses keep growing as we age. Seeing photos of ourselves in our 20s versus our 70s seems to confirm this, but is it true?
Read MoreGetting inked can result in skin infections. Symptoms include a rash, swelling, red bumps, fever, swelling and/or pus, sweats, and chills.
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