Why People Of Color Are More Prone To Develop Sickle Cell Anemia
Between 8 and 10 percent of African Americans have sickle cell anemia, a disease caused by a recessive genetic mutation.
Read MoreBetween 8 and 10 percent of African Americans have sickle cell anemia, a disease caused by a recessive genetic mutation.
Read MoreWhen you donate blood, you receive a free health screening at the donation center. This simple procedure can alert you to any developing or unknown conditions.
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Read MoreBoth external and internal factors contribute to the development of wrinkles. Some we can control, but others are part of the aging process.
Read MoreTouching your toes is something that more people struggle with than you might expect. But does it mean that you're too inflexible? Maybe not.
Read MoreBad news, oatmeal lovers: If you're on the keto diet, your breakfast staple is probably not going to stay on the menu for you, due to its carb content.
Read MoreIf your red blood count is abnormal, you may experience fatigue, shortness of breath, dizziness, or a faster heart rate, among other signs.
Read MoreEntering into a marriage is a big deal. In fact, having and holding someone in sickness and in health might be the most important vow people make.
Read MoreIt's no secret that Chris Hemsworth is ripped. Still, you may not know how he got that way — until now. Here's a peek at the Thor actor's gym routine.
Read MoreSeeing a dermatologist is important -- especially if you're having persistent symptoms. Considering making an appointment if any of these things happen to you.
Read MoreSo you want a rock-hard stomach, check out these awesome workouts that are sure to get your abs loading.
Read MoreWhen too much thyroid hormone is produced it can cause issues in your body. This is called hyperthyroidism.
Read MoreFruits can trigger migraines because of several reasons, including pollen and phenylalanine content.
Read MoreMany fruit-flavored yogurts are loaded with sugar. Plain, whole milk yogurt is a better choice, especially if you have diabetes.
Read MoreThe chef known for showcasing diner food was not a favorite of readers looking for help revamping their diets, but actually loves healthy fruits and vegetables.
Read MoreAre you even ready to date? If so, what are your intentions? These are things to consider in post-pandemic dating.
Read MoreThere are some alleged benefits of lemon water that aren't scientifically backed. Here are the myths about the beverage that you should know about.
Read MoreIf your kidneys stop functioning properly, you may choose between dialysis or a transplant. Here's what you need to know before getting a kidney transplant.
Read MoreSkincare isn't merely about slathering on some moisturizer when you hit a certain age. Here's everything you wanted to know about edible skincare.
Read MoreStopping steroids abruptly or not following a prescribed plan to decrease the dosage gradually can lead to steroid withdrawal, which can create new problems.
Read MoreSpicy food does have some pretty interesting effects on our bodies, especially when consumed daily. Here's what regular spice consumption does to your body.
Read MoreChronic pain is one of the most common reasons people seek medical care, and it is associated with worse mental health outcomes and quality of life.
Read MoreBeing smart about your plant-based choices could mean the difference between good health and malnutrition. Here are the nutrients you need to be aware of.
Read MoreMost people have experienced body aches at some point in their lives. Here is a compilation of different potential causes of body aches.
Read MoreAddison's disease is a rare disorder for which there is no cure. Thus, it's imperative to know the causes, symptoms, and treatment of this autoimmune disease.
Read MoreWhile foods packed with healthy fats, protein, and fiber might be a great choice normally, they may not be the best choice to eat before a workout.
Read MoreArugula is a tangy, peppery green that can be found in everything from salads to pizza. Here's what happens when you eat it every day.
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