Why You Should Avoid Bone-In Meat At Restaurants
Though they're often marketed as choicer cuts, you might be taking a risk with that tomahawk steak. Here's why you should avoid bone-in meat at restaurants.
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Mistakes You're Making With Bicycle Crunches
Bicycle crunches seem pretty straight forward. But there are a few key mistakes that can undo all your good work, meaning you won't get the results you want.
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Health Digest Survey: Which Is People's Favorite Cardio Activity?
What's your favorite cardio? In our exclusive Health Digest survey, we asked more than 600 people for their choice. The answers might surprise you.
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Simple Ways To Prevent A Carpal Tunnel Flare-Up
Once carpal tunnel syndrome is diagnosed, there are several things the patient can do to reduce their risk of symptoms flaring. Here are a few ways to try.
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The Real Difference Between UVA And UVB Rays
Some sunscreens protect against both UVA and UVB rays -- but what's the difference between them, and do you really need to worry about both?
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11 Ways To Improve Insulin Sensitivity
There's good news when it comes to improving your insulin sensitivity. Read on for all the details.
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When Should You Seek Medical Attention For Gas Pain?
Passing gas is one of the many functions of the human body. However, there is a time when it's best to seek medical attention when it comes to gas pains.
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How Is Your Weight Affected By Your Lupus Diagnosis?
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic autoimmune condition. The medications, stress, and symptoms can affect weight. Here's what you need to know.
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Imitrex Explained: Usage, Dosage, And Side Effects
Imitrex is a common medication used to treat migraines and cluster headaches. Here's everything you should know about this drug.
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How Long Does It Take For You To Get Frostbite?
In cases of frostbite, the tissues underneath our skin (as well as the skin itself) can freeze. The time it takes to freeze varies depending on these factors.
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What To Include In Your Diet If You Have COPD
COPD is a progressive disease that affects the lungs of millions of people worldwide. Here are the best foods to eat if you have COPD.
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How The Brains Of Only Children Compare To Those With Siblings
Child psychologists G. Stanley Hall and E. W. Bohannon found that only children shared a number of traits, including being spoiled, bossy, and selfish.
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Exercises To Relax Your Jaw If You Have Bruxism
While people who engage in teeth clenching during their waking hours suffer from awake bruxism, those who do it during sleep have sleeping bruxism.
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Why Some Experts Suggest Schools Shouldn't Lift Mask Mandates Just Yet
Across the country, several states are lifting their mask mandates in schools, including Connecticut, Illinois, and New York, but is it too soon?
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Is There A Link Between Migraines And Epilepsy?
Understanding what epilepsy and migraines are, as well as their symptoms, is the first step to understanding the connection between the two conditions.
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What Laughing Gas Really Does To Your Body
Dentists often relieve patients' anxiety by mixing oxygen and nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, and administering it through a nose mask.
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The Difference Between Hydrating And Moisturizing Your Skin
Nourishing the skin is vital to keep it healthy and glowing, and that's where hydration and moisturizing come in, but which is best?
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If You're Always Shaking Your Leg, This Could Be Why
Although mindless leg shaking isn't always a cause for concern, studies show various explanations for why it can happen at random.
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What Does It Mean If Your Tongue Is Pale?
Tongues with severe discoloration such as yellow, black, purple, or gray can be a sign of an underlying health condition - but what about a pale tongue?
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Why Do Eating Disorders Often Cause Hair Loss?
When you think of eating disorders, you might think of hair loss as a common symptom. Let's take a look at why this can happen and how people can get help.
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What You Can Do To Decrease Your Risk Of Kidney Stones
There are things you can do to help lower your odds of developing kidney stones, even if you've had them in the past. Here are a few of them.
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The Real Difference Between Heart Rate And Pulse
The words "pulse" and "heart rate" are used in seemingly identical situations, yet some define them differently. But what do they mean, exactly?
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7 Foods To Eat And 7 To Avoid If You Have Graves' Disease
Doctors have a number of methods to medically treat Graves' disease, but an important way to manage the symptoms is by eating (and avoiding) certain foods.
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Is There A Genetic Link To Male Pattern Baldness?
Aging brings with it many changes, and for many men, that includes hair loss. But are genetics responsible for male pattern baldness? Let's find out.
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Does Lupus Have Any Effect On Your Eye Health?
Lupus can cause a variety of eye-related complications. Here's what to know and what you have to look out for, as well as when you should see a doctor.
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What You Should Do When A Pill Is Stuck In Your Throat
More people than you may think have difficulties when it comes to taking pills. Here's what to do if one gets stuck in your throat and how to prevent it.
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How To Use Kinesiology Tape For Plantar Fasciitis Pain
The plantar fascia is a ligament under your foot connecting your toes to your heel that can get inflamed with repetitive stress. Kinesiology tape can help.
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