How Working From Home Every Day Really Changes Your Body
Working from home can wreak havoc on our posture, and as a result, our overall health.
Read MoreWorking from home can wreak havoc on our posture, and as a result, our overall health.
Read MoreAn old trick circulating for ages is an overnight treatment involving toothpaste. But before you break out your tube, you may want to consider these risks.
Read MoreThe key to protection when masking is having a good and secure fit. Can a mask fitter help?
Read MoreThe feeling of something in your eye is often caused by foreign particles under the lid, but if nothing is there, a number of other conditions may be to blame.
Read MoreAround 9.5 percent of Americans have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccines so far, but it's been difficult scheduling an appointment for a second dose.
Read MoreButt kicks can raise the body's core temperature, stretch lower body muscles, and lubricate the joints.
Read MoreWhile it can be normal to pick at a pimple or scab from time to time, some people feel a compulsive urge to pick at their skin.
Read MorePeople that have never had problems with sleep are searching for ways to drift off more easily, and are reaching for melatonin. Is it safe?
Read MoreWhile each person's immune system will respond differently, there are some things that everyone can do to help make the experience better
Read MoreCanola oil, olive oil, coconut oil -- which ones should you be cooking with, and which ones should you be avoiding? Here's a look.
Read MoreBesides the difficulty of two people moving vigorously in a hard space with no give, is it even safe to have sex in water? It depends on where the water is.
Read MoreApple cider vinegar has generated a lot of buzz over the last few years. But do the pills really work?
Read MoreAnything that interrupts your sleep can be annoying, especially if it's painful. Getting a headache at the same time every night could have a few causes.
Read MoreLuckily, there is still a way to build those pre-race day jitters and work towards your new goals.
Read MoreAlthough convenient, the chemicals used in plastics to maintain their durability can pose long-term health risks.
Read More'Skinny fat" (wince) is a term that has nothing to do with subjective standards of beauty.
Read MoreTrans fats are associated with a host of problems, including an increase in 'bad' LDL cholesterol, and blood vessel damage.
Read MoreEven though they're often used interchangeably, the terms 'acne' and 'pimples' do not reference exactly the same thing.
Read MoreUp to 90 percent of people who are exposed to poison ivy will have an itchy reaction. What can you do about it?
Read MoreWhat can be concerning is when our toenails change blue in hue without the contribution of a polish. Here's what's really going on if this is the case.
Read MoreIt's a tempting thought: If your stomach were smaller, you'd eat less and look and feel great. But can your stomach really shrink?
Read MoreIt's fairly common to feel like you need to blow your nose upon awakening, and there may be some easily remedied causes.
Read MoreThe scientific survey on the topic of mid-day napping is not conclusive, indicating a need for more robust and specific studies.
Read MoreThe difference between a breakout and skin purging is pretty clear: Skin purging happens in connection with some kind of skin treatment.
Read MoreFiber can help regulate your digestive system and stabilize your blood sugar levels, yet most Americans don't eat enough of it.
Read MoreHave you ever felt like your hair is hurting? We know, it's a weird sensation that can be hard to explain to others
Read MoreDo you gulp down vitamins each and every morning or evening? While a supplement regimen can be beneficial, issues can arise from taking too many vitamins.
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