Shingles is marked by a painful rash that occurs due to the same virus that causes chickenpox. But can you get shingles more than once? Read on to find out.
Former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham has always been fit, but recently she shifted her workout to include weightlifting. Find out if you should do the same.
Depression can have many symptoms, including problems with thinking, concentration, and memory. This is what we know about why depression affects memory.
Stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) is a fun water sport that's growing in popularity. But how good of a workout is SUPing, and which muscle groups are working?
Misinformation can be dangerous. There's a great deal of myth surrounding miscarriage, and we bust up five of the biggest myths -- for your peace of mind.
Although the cause of your constipation will determine the treatment, being more active can help ease your constipation, especially with certain exercises.
Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder can cause severe mood swings that interfere with daily functioning, and it begins after ovulation, but why does this happen?
Osteoporosis is a debilitating bone disease that weakens the structure of bones. This is how to prevent steroid-induced osteoporosis if you take these drugs.
It turns out that practicing gratitude doesn't only sound good on paper, but it can have a significant positive influence on your mental health. Here's how.
Menopause brings on a number of changes, like adjustments to your menstrual cycle, hot flashes, and sleep troubles. Can it make you susceptible to depression?
It's advisable to stay hydrated while taking creatine in order to get the most out of the supplements, but what happens if you don't? Here's what to know.
Vaginal yeast infections are a common nuisance, causing vaginal itch and pain. One home remedy that women sometimes turn to is coconut oil, but is this safe?
Too much cholesterol can put you at risk for heart-related diseases and stroke. But it turns out that too low cholesterol can also be bad for your health.
We may not always realize it, but any number of items we come in contact with could be behind an unexpected allergic reaction, including your typical manicure.