Health

If you notice a wheezing sound when you breathe, don't worry: it might not be cause for concern. This is when you should go see a doctor.

An internal itch might sound crazy, but there are various causes of that scratchy feeling inside your body - burns, medical conditions, and even exercise.

You wouldn't think your spice jars are super contaminated but it turns out, there are some pretty gross things lurking in them that are related to raw meat.

Feeling a random pain in your chest can be frightening, so here's how to know when heartburn is actually a heart attack, according to a cardiologist.

Have you ever wondered why some women's belly buttons protrude from their stomachs when they're pregnant? There are a couple of ways to explain this. Read on.

You may not have heard of the "Tobacco Nation," but if you live in one of the 12 states that make it up, you might have a lower life expectance than you think.

Thinking about a tooth extraction the night before the procedure can be as excruciating as the surgery itself. Here are some helpful tips from an expert.

According to a 2023 study, at least one forever chemical (PFAS) was found in almost half the tap and well water samples tested. Here's why that's concerning.

There's a new product that's becoming popular for whitening teeth: purple toothpaste. But does it really work - and more importantly, do the effects last?

The Squatty Potty was designed to make the process of doing your toilet business much more efficient. Here's how to choose the best one for your bathroom.

Many of us are probably already aware of the many downsides of alcohol consumption. But here's a list of unexpected ways drinking alcohol affects your teeth.

It can sometimes be hard to tell the difference between premenstrual syndrome and early pregnancy. Here are some of the signs and symptoms to look out for.

Have you ever experienced having poop that smells more unpleasant than usual? It could be the result of your diet, or a hint of an underlying health problem.

When your skin feels hot to touch, you tend to think it's because you're sick. But is that really the only explanation, or are there other possible reasons?

It's almost automatic these days to bring your phone to the bathroom with you, but losing track of time as you scroll can have an impact on your health.

Despite being pretty safe, there are some people for whom teeth-whitening is not advised. Does this potentially include pregnant individuals?

Eating spicy foods can lead to a slew of health benefits. But can doing so actually cure the common cold? Here's what experts say, and what you should consider.

We often read about clinical trials that test the effectiveness of medications and vaccines. If you're wondering how you can be part of one, keep reading.

Some people may notice that their indigestion revs up during the summer. Is it merely coincidence - or is there a scientific basis for this seasonal discomfort?

Do you find yourself waking up with red eyes a little too often? Read this and find out if this is a serious cause for alarm, and how to prevent it.

Generally, bulging forehead veins are more of an aesthetic concern than a medical issue. But there are times when these veins may signal a medical condition.

While we all feel at ease using the bathroom in the comfort of home, why does the urge "to go" seem to strike at the most inopportune moment when out in public?

One in three people has problems swallowing pills. Here are the tips that a doctor says make the process of swallowing pills and capsules that much easier.

On a sweltering day, you may notice heat in your chest or face. But have you ever raised your hands to your ears only to discover they, too, have become hot?

According to a 2023 study, certain days show a higher incidence of severe heart attacks. Learn which day of the week and what other factors play a role.

The body needs water daily, but hydrating is even more critical prior to getting blood work done. So how much water should you have before your appointment?

As we die and our bodily functions slow, there are a number of things that may affect the positioning of the eyelids at death. Here's what we know so far.