Our Doctor Shares The Safest Drinks You Can Order On A Plane (And What To Avoid)
Having a wide selection of beverages and meals is one of the highlights of traveling on a plane. But, turns out, there are some drinks you should avoid.
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Unexpected Factors That Increase Your Chance Of Getting Bitten By A Mosquito
Does it feel like mosquitos love you? Take your mosquito protection to the next level by learning about the factors that increase your chance of being bitten.
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What To Drink If You Have A Frog In Your Throat
Viruses or allergies are often to blame if you have a frog in your throat. Here's what you can drink to get rid of this pesky problem.
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Signs Your Itchy Skin Could Actually Be A Blood Clot
Itch can be an uncommon sign of a serious type of blood clot. Here's how to know if you might be at risk or need to see a doctor for assessment.
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Turns Out Humans Can Actually Glow In The Dark
Of all the things that glow in the dark -- fireflies, glow sticks, or maybe even some of your favorite hard candies -- the human body isn't one of them. Right?
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Where Is BetterBack Support Belt For Posture & Back Pain From Shark Tank Season 7 Today?
BetterBack Support Belt offered an easy, comfortable solution to bad posture. But where is the product after making their deal on Shark Tank's seventh season?
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What It Means When Exercise Makes You Gag
Why do you gag and possibly vomit when hitting the blacktop for your run? There are a few common reasons and it's important to know what they are.
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What We Learned About Cameron Boyce's Health After His Death
In 2019, actor Cameron Boyce passed away due to a little-known condition. As a result, a foundation was established in his name to raise awareness about it.
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What Your Ear Wax Is Telling You About Your Health
Researchers say ear wax may be useful as more than just a lubricant for our ear canals. It may be able to tell us a lot about our overall health.
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The Common Grocery Shopping Mistake That Could Make You Sick
There's one common thing that many people do when grocery shopping that could end up making them sick. Let's talk about how you can avoid this mistake.
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These 12 Foods Are Most Likely To Give You Food Poisoning
Food poisoning is no joke, as anyone who has ever experienced it can attest. Here are some of the foods you'll want to avoid to minimize your risk.
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The Easy Ice Trick That Will Help You Fall Asleep In No Time
The internet is full of ice tricks. Then there's the mammalian dive reflex, which is said to aid with everything from hangovers to anxiety - and sleep.
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How Dating Apps Are Helping Raise Awareness For The COVID-19 Vaccine
Efforts to get 70% of adults vaccinated by the Fourth of July have the White House and dating apps partnering to convince singles to get jabbed.
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What Does It Mean If You Don't Have Any Side Effects From The COVID-19 Vaccine?
You might be worried that your COVID-19 vaccine isn't working correctly or at all if you don't get any symptoms, but depending on the vaccine, you might not.
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How Having Houseplants Affects Your Health
Houseplants positively affect your health in many ways. They can help you breathe easier, reduce stress, lessen allergy symptoms, and reduce physical pain.
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Why You Should Avoid Eating Salty Food Before Bed
Salty food can cause higher blood pressure and fluid retention, both things that can negatively impact sleep. Avoid these problems by considering alternatives.
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How Is The COVID-19 Booster Different From The Original Vaccine?
Pfizer and Moderna each have more than one type of booster shot in development: Some are designed specifically to fight emerging virus variants.
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You Should Rethink Letting Your Dishes Soak In The Sink. Here's Why.
When dishes stay in the sink unwashed, they have time to form microbes - especially in warm, but not hot water. Sometimes, it's best to wash them right away.
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Sofia Vergara's Past Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis Explained
The world's highest-paid actress learned at age 28 that she had thyroid cancer. After surgery to remove her thyroid, she has to take Synthroid forever.
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CDC Updates Mask Guidance For Those Vaccinated Against COVID-19
The guidelines state that fully vaccinated individuals do not need to wear a mask outdoors while exercising, among other activities.
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What Eating Miso Does For Your Body
Studies have confirmed a link between miso consumption and a decrease in breast cancer risk, plus the fermented soybean paste also has probiotic qualities.
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What You Should Know About 'Hybrid Immunity' And COVID-19
Several studies indicate that prior infection with COVID-19, combined with vaccination, results in a "hybrid immunity" that fights numerous variants.
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Is Ginger Ale Good For You?
Ginger is definitely good for you, but most store-bought ginger ale has artificial flavors and sugar and has no real health benefits.
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Here's How Long Your COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects Might Last
Every one of the COVID-19 vaccines can cause side effects. Learn how long each usually lasts, and which require a trip to the emergency room.
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When Should You Go To The Doctor Over A Cold?
Call your doctor if you have cold symptoms that last longer than ten days, if they are severe or unusual, or if you have other conditions that put you at risk.
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How Contagious Is The Delta Variant Of COVID-19?
The Delta variant is more contagious than smallpox, polio, SARS, and the 1918 flu, and vaccinated people with breakthrough infections may spread the virus.
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How To Tell The Difference Between Bacterial And Viral Sinus Infections
Even your doctor can't tell if your infection is viral or bacterial based solely on symptoms or an exam. Time is the main way to tell.
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