By the age of 43, 90% of our eggs are no longer viable for pregnancy. Can we rely on egg freezing to beat these odds and ensure that we can get pregnant later?
Although Gatorade was developed with science in mind and is the favorite of many athletes, there are downsides to the drink that you should keep in mind.
The American Dental Association advises us to brush our teeth for two minutes twice daily, but equally as important as the toothbrush is the toothpaste.
Wisdom teeth are the third and final set of molars in the back of the mouth. They often need to be removed, so why do we develop them in the first place?
Calcium deposits, also known as tartar or calculus, are essentially hardened plaque. Here's how to prevent calcium deposits from developing on your teeth.
Affecting over 23 million people in the United States, autoimmune diseases occur due to an overactive immune system. Being female may make you more susceptible.
The FDA announced May 5th in a public statement that they have restricted access to the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. Here is what you need to know.
Feeling sore after a workout is common, and it is often seen as an indicator of a successful workout, but it's important not to push yourself too hard.
Gastrointestinal symptoms are more common in people with asthma and seasonal allergies. There is a connection between the gut microbiome and allergy symptoms.
Chronic kidney disease is a serious matter, as it can lead to many health conditions. Here's what you need to know about its causes, symptoms, and treatment.
Fentanyl-laced drugs is becoming more pervasive and states are looking for ways to help save lives. This is where legalizing fentanyl test strips can come in.
With their naturally sweet flavor, grapes can be a healthy substitute for cookies, cakes, or candies. What makes them stand out is their high nutritional value.
Fasting has become a popular way for people to achieve various health goals. But one side effect is dehydration which can be mitigated with a simple trick.
A drug recall happens when a medicine is found to be defective or harmful to the consumer. Either the drug manufacturer or the FDA can issue a drug recall.
Research shows that teen and young adult cancers result in higher rates of recurrence and mortality. Thus health experts want to prioritize prevention.