Health

Have you heard of something called "broken heart syndrome?"

Teachers working in classrooms might be having trouble projecting their voices while wearing face masks. Here's what type of face mask may be best for teachers.

Most of us are familiar with the feeling of getting a bad night's sleep when we're not in our own bed. Here's why that happens.

While cinnamon is a delicious spice, it can also have some surprising side effects if you eat too much of it. This is how much cinnamon you should really eat.

Bad news for yogis — your yoga mat is probably way dirtier than you think.

Many people swear by the "hair of the dog" remedy — that is, drinking more alcohol the morning after to lessen unpleasant symptoms. But does it really work?

Although the flu affects up to 8 percent of the United States population each year, there's still plenty of myths circulating about this illness.

While the terms quarantine and isolation have been in the news this year, you should know the difference between these two recommended procedures for COVID-19.

Here's why setting a bedtime, no matter how old you are, can make you happier and healthier.

If you're having trouble falling and staying asleep, you might want to put on a pair of socks. This is the real reason you should wear socks to bed.

Did you know the drink that helps you burn calories all day isn't coffee?

There are some unusual things that can contribute to dry eyes, so it's not always the best idea just to ignore them and move on.

What is it about MSG that is supposed to be bad for your body, and is it true?

Skin tags are common to get and often show up on your body at random periods. However, some changes in your health could be causing skin tags.

Breathing is a natural function, but as it turns out, there is a "right" way to do it.

Even at normal temperatures, your hands may get uncomfortably frigid when you've been typing for a long time — but what causes this?

How much risk are you actually taking on when you use makeup that's past its prime?

For many of us, the time spent steaming in a shower is about more than just hygiene. But be warned, this is how much time you should really spend in the shower.

As with so many things in life, how long you have to wait before you're ready to get the action going again depends on if you have a penis or vagina.

The keto diet has swept across the U.S. in recent years. In addition to weight loss, the diet is also known to produce some unpleasant side effects.

For those who have seasonal affective disorder (SAD), light therapy could possibly help combat seasonal depression. This is why light therapy is so beneficial.

When you're spending long amounts of time staring at a screen, struggling with allergies, or just plain tired, rubbing your eyes can feel super-satisfying. Why?

Fewer women are able to get birth control due to the pandemic.

Causes of night sweats range from your room being at the wrong temperature to a more serious underlying health condition.

The best intermittent fasting method is the one that works best for you, and there are six popular methods to choose from.

Is the phenomenon of runner's face fact or fiction? While some people may associate running with a gaunt or sagging face, the science says otherwise.

Want to know what exactly is causing your skin woes? Here's a look at the things you never realized were ruining your skin, and some ways to get your glow back.