The "5 to 9 before 9 to 5" viral trend on TikTok is getting people to start their days early and be more productive. But this comes with one big health risk.

Keep yourself informed by exploring the different medical conditions and symptoms that can cause back pain after eating -- and what you should do about them.

When we think of traveling with sunscreen, we probably think about packing it -- not wearing it on the plane. Here's why you may want to start.

Do you enjoy starting your day with a cup of coffee? Research suggests that this habit can actually help in preventing a few serious health conditions.

One of the standout success stories from "Shark Tank" Season 11 was Boost Oxygen, a supplemental oxygen product. Here's where the company is today.

Drinking water is an easy way to help protect against UTIs. But just how much water should a person aim to drink to keep their risk level low?

Age, lifestyle choices, and medical history can be huge factors in assessing your cancer risk. But surprisingly enough, so can biological sex.

You may sometimes notice white dots on your stray hairs whenever you pick them off the back of your shirt. But if they aren't dandruff, then what could they be?

With our busy schedules, it can be hard to find time to cook healthy meals at home. But are Healthy Choice frozen meals as healthy as they claim to be?

Whether you're fasting for religious reasons or for health concerns, you might wonder if it's a good idea to continue when your time of the month rolls around.

Although you'd think that the life expectancy in other countries would see similar dips during COVID, they weren't as pronounced as in the United States.

A deep inhale can ground the mind and relax the body. However, a sudden pain that strikes in the back as your lungs expand is anything but relaxing.

Kombucha's popularity has surged over the past several years. But people looking for a health boost may encounter an unexpected side effect with this drink.

If a manufacturer wants to use a new food additive, it must submit research showing it is safe. However, these two types of additives do not need FDA approval.

Medications can cause heartburn, but it's not always possible to avoid them. You can cool the burn by learning the reason behind heartburn after taking pills.

You're on the road and your stomach is starting to growl. What can satisfy your cravings? Check out these healthy (and tasty) gas station snack options.

At some point, you may have blown your nose and found yourself feeling dizzy. But why do you feel dizzy after blowing your nose and what does it mean?

All medications come with side effects; taking them means considering the benefits against the risks. Here are some that may actually make you lose your hair.

When it comes to quieting a crying baby, some may find certain methods to be more effective than others. However, this doctor's trick is one that many swear by.

Sex during your period is a topic that may come up in the minds of those who menstruate, especially if they experience an increase in libido. But is it safe?

If you experience pain when sitting, you might blame a bruise or a sunburn on your behind. But the real cause may be lurking a bit deeper beneath the surface.

Unsurprisingly, eating canned tuna can help you move further along in your weight-loss journey. There are a few things to take note of, however. Read on.

Vending machines may not conjure up images of healthy snacks. Thus, you may find it surprising that these snack-packed devices do offer healthy choices.

Microwaves have their own way of working, so food cooks a little differently in them. Here's the one risk the FDA warns of when preparing food in a microwave.

If you've found a stray K-Cup in your drawer, you might wonder if it's still good enough to use. But the answer is a little more nuanced than you think.

Stress, motion sickness, and hangovers can all make us feel nauseous. But if your nausea is making you burp, it may be time to see a doctor.

White lips are a clear indication from your body that something is going on, and they might be able to tell you more about your health than you think.