Why Counting Calories May Work Better For Weight Loss Than Intermittent Fasting
Counting calories and intermittent fasting are two popular ways to lose weight. Here's why counting calories may be more effective in dropping unwanted pounds.
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What To Expect From Buccal Fat Removal, According To A Plastic Surgeon
Plastic surgery is becoming less taboo and many people are sharing their nips and tucks through social media. Here's one of the latest trends to hit the scene. -
Can Anti-Inflammatory Diets Boost Fertility?
If you're looking to boost your fertility, there are certain diets that can aid in your efforts, including the anti-inflammatory diet. Here's why it may help. -
Can A Salmon-Rich Diet Help Reduce Anxiety?
The connection between your gut and brain is a powerful one. When it comes to mental health issues like anxiety, what you eat can greatly impact how you feel. -
Pros And Cons Of Using The Cefaly For Migraine Attacks
If you are among the 39 million people that suffer from migraines, it may be worth giving Cefaly a try. Here are the pros and cons of using this device. -
Why Co-Infections Put Kids More At Risk When They Catch COVID-19
Along with the pesky side effects of COVID-19, catching the virus with another infection, like the flu or cold, may put your kids at an even greater risk. -
When You Should Stop Ignoring Those New Facial Hairs
While some may shave their facial hair, others don't mind some tiny hairs. However, there's a certain point when you shouldn't ignore the incoming facial hair. -
How DWTS' Samantha Harris Changed Her Approach To Exercise After Her Breast Cancer Diagnosis - Exclusive
Samantha Harris explained how her breast cancer diagnosis changed how and why she exercised, as well as how yoga is helping her meet her fitness goals. -
Study Finds How A Toxic Chemical Can Make Freshwater Fish Harmful To Your Health
Fish is generally considered a healthy food. But a new study sheds light on certain kinds of fish that may be doing more harm than good. -
How 2 Eye Diseases Can Affect The Progress Of Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Many of us will experience some type of vision impairment as we age. Now researchers are learning about two conditions that contribute to it. -
How The Flu Can Affect Your Lungs, According To A Respiratory Therapist
The flu can make your whole body feel out of whack. But what types of impacts will your lungs experience? A respiratory therapist explains what to expect. -
Potential Causes Of A Headache Behind The Ears
Headaches can come in many different forms. But a less common headache that happens behind the ears may have you wondering what's going on. -
How Heat Stroke Affects Your Body
A heat stroke is a severe medical emergency that should never be taken lightly. Here are the different ways in which a heat stroke affects your body. -
Researchers Discover How Meditation May Improve Your Gut Health
While many people may jump to the conclusion that meditation is used to relax, that's not the only thing experts are recommending it for nowadays. -
Vaccines That All Adults Over 65 Should Get
Vaccines are very important for older adults, as older adults are at a higher risk of severe illness, hospitalization, and death from many diseases. -
Can The COVID Bivalent Booster Increase The Risk Of Stroke In Older Adults?
Here's what to know about the Pfizer/BioNTech bivalent COVID-19 vaccine being linked to an increased occurrence of ischemic stroke in adults over 65. -
Can You Take Sudafed And Mucinex At The Same Time?
Cold and flu season mean many of us are stocking up on over-the-counter medications. Here's what to know about interactions between two of the most common. -
An Orthopedic Surgeon's Top Tips For Preventing Common Wintertime Injuries
Winter activities can heighten our risk for injuries. An expert shared his top tips for how best to protect ourselves from injury during the winter months. -
How A 'Silly Walk' Can Help You Burn More Calories
Walking is a favorite exercise for many. But if you wanted to give yourself an additional challenge, you may want to try the 'silly walk.' -
Why There's A Rise In ER Visits Among Older Americans Using Cannabis
Medical marijuana may help older adults with certain health conditions. However, now experts are elaborating on the reason they're noticing a rise in ER visits. -
Samantha Harris Teams Up With YogaWorks To Support The Breast Cancer Community - Exclusive Interview
Samantha Harris opened up about her journey with breast cancer, her work as a wellness advocate, and how YogaWorks is supporting the breast cancer community. -
Why Avoiding Fast Food Can Help Save Your Liver
Nowadays, it can be challenging to avoid the convenience of fast food restaurants. However, experts are elaborating on how it could be harming the liver. -
How Failed Friendships Impact Your Health
How does the pain and trauma of a failed friendship affect a person's health? Here are some ways your well-being may be impacted when a friendship fizzles out. -
9 Common Signs Of Cervical Cancer You May Be Overlooking
Common cervical cancer symptoms can often seem like nothing to worry about. Here are some of the symptoms of cervical cancer you might be overlooking. -
Could Your Hormones Be The Reason Behind Your Dry Eyes?
Dry eyes, as the name implies, occur when the eyes lack lubrication from tears. Symptoms can include redness, blurred vision, light sensitivity, and stinging. -
The Low-Cost Alternative For Hydrating IV Drips
IV drips, while pricey, are a popular choice for those looking to boost their hydration and overall wellness. Fortunately, there's a low-cost alternative. -
Signs Your Hip Pain Could Be Bone Cancer
Hip pain is a common problem, affecting about 10% of the general population and increasing with age. However, these signs indicate that it could be bone cancer.
