Do This If You Think You're Having An Allergic Reaction To The COVID-19 Vaccine
Taking any new medication comes with some inherent concerns and the COVID-19 vaccine is no different.
Read MoreTaking any new medication comes with some inherent concerns and the COVID-19 vaccine is no different.
Read MoreIf left unwashed for too long, bath and face towels can actually become a breeding ground for bacteria.
Read MoreOf the eight worldwide vaccines, is there a most popular? And if so, why?
Read MoreCough drops are presented as a way to soothe a sore throat or calm a coughing fit. But do they actually do what they're supposed to do?
Read MoreThe American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) reports that up to 50 million Americans are affected by acne each year. Luckily, there are ways to combat it.
Read MoreColored contact lenses seem like the perfect way to dramatically change your look for a relatively low cost.
Read MoreChafing happens to the best of us. But you don't have to let it ruin your day with the pain and discomfort it causes if you know how to treat it.
Read MoreWide and/or deep lacerations are one reason you could need stitches. Wounds caused by an animal bite, rusty metal or glass shards are another.
Read MoreYou can be allergic to many things, but what about the sun? Here's the truth.
Read MoreWe are well aware that getting enough sleep is key to a healthy life. We just didn't realize how getting enough sleep was so important for a healthy sex life.
Read MoreAmy Schumer's previous health scare in her past involved a surfing accident in her youth. In recent years, there is another health scare she has overcome.
Read MoreDigestion is the process of breaking down food into nutrients, which your body can use for energy. With multiple steps involved, exactly how long does it take?
Read MoreSitting with your feet up on the dashboard may seem like a comfortable position to travel in, but doing so can be dangerous in the event of a car crash.
Read MoreOur homes are a safe space from the outside world. What it should not do, is make you sick. But there's more than one way a home-inspired illness can happen.
Read MoreDeveloping a bump at the base of your neck? It may become permanent if you're not careful. Find out what it is and how to reduce or eliminate your kyphosis.
Read MoreYou don't have to worry about packing too many of your medications, as long as they are not a liquid. (There are different rules for those).
Read MorePerimenopause precedes menopause, but shares some symptoms, including hot flashes, night sweats, difficulty sleeping, vaginal dryness, and mood changes.
Read MoreCupping is used to reduce pain and boost healing through increased blood flow and circulation, and can have positive results for a number of health problems.
Read MoreEating too much of anything is usually not a good idea. And this goes for chips as well, especially if your taste buds are partial to salty potato chips.
Read MoreAn estimated 79 million people worldwide are choosing a vegan diet these days, including some of your favorite celebrities.
Read MoreWhile many people report immediate benefits from cryotherapy, the science isn't settled on whether or not the treatment works well for everyone who uses it.
Read MoreThe right tea can soothe a troubled stomach or ease a sore throat. But there is too much of a good thing, even with tea.
Read MoreIf you enjoy a cup of ginger tea for its slightly spicy flavor, you're not alone.
Read MoreReaching for the NyQuil bottle can be tempting, but experts say it shouldn't be a long-term solution for insomnia.
Read MoreSocial media and celebrity status aren't always a happy match. A social media break can have real costs for them — but are the benefits are worth the risk?
Read MoreBack fat is incredibly stubborn. It's also one of the last things work on because people tend to focus on what they can see. Is it possible to lose back fat?
Read MoreOnce you're asleep, you're at the mercy of your dreams — and their effects on your sleep — until morning. That is, unless you're familiar with lucid dreaming.
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