How To Know If Your Feminine Wipes Are Safe
Many women use feminine hygiene wipes and washes. However, some gynecologists say that these wipes are unnecessary and can even be harmful.
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Sports Psychologist Dr. Jarrod Spencer On The Importance Of Mental Health For Elite Athletes - Exclusive Interview
Sports psychologist Dr. Jarrod Spencer discusses social media, fandom, mental health among elite athletes, and his new documentary "I'm Fine, (Not) Really."
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Behavior Specialist Gianna Biscontini Reveals How To Live An Authentic Life - Exclusive
Living authentically has not always come naturally to Gianna Biscontini. Here's how she's learned to tap into her true desires to lead a more fulfilling life.
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How To Reduce The Effects Of Caffeine When You've Had Too Much
It's easy to go overboard on caffeine when you're drowning in work. At some point, you begin to feel jittery, and your heart rate rises. What should you do?
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How Long Does It Take A Cortisone Injection To Start Working?
Cortisone shots are injections that can help relieve pain and inflammation in specific areas of the body, but just how soon can you expect relief?
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Are Generic Drugs Safe To Take?
Generic drugs are cheaper, but we have all heard the old saying that you get what you pay for. Are generic drugs safe and effective? Here's what to know.
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What To Do If You're Going To The Doctor For The First Time In Years
Whatever your reasons for not going to the doctor may be, once you've decided to go back, there are a few things you should keep in mind for an easy transition.
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The Unexpected Link Between Graves' Disease And Depression
Graves' disease is an immune disorder that causes thyroid hormones to be produced in excessive amounts. Perhaps surprisingly, it has been linked to depression.
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What To Expect When You Go For A Breast Biopsy
Feeling a lump in your breast is scary but there are steps you can take to determine whether or not the lump is cancerous. Among these steps is a breast biopsy.
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How The Fight Or Flight Response Varies Between Men And Women
While every human is wired to experience this fight or flight response, research has shown that it may manifest differently in men than it does in women.
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How Yoga And Meditation Can Reduce Migraines
With stress being the culprit behind so many migraines, stress management strategies such as yoga and meditation can be a useful weapon against migraines.
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What You Should Know About Dissociative Identity Disorder
Dissociative identity disorder (DID) is a widely misunderstood condition that affects up to 1.5% of the population. Here is what you should know.
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How Good Relationships Can Extend Your Lifespan
There are many things you can do to improve your longevity and quality of life. It turns out that cultivating healthy relationships may be among them.
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What Are The Different Types Of Tic Disorders?
While many associate tic disorders with a condition called Tourette's Syndrome, other conditions can cause tics as well. Here's what they are.
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Exposure To Environmental Toxins During Pregnancy May Be More Harmful Than You Think
Research has shown that exposure to environmental toxins can affect reproductive health in those who are pregnant, as well as impact fetal development.
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What Is Hemp Milk And Is It Good For You?
Hemp milk is a plant-based option made when seeds from hemp (Cannabis sativa) plants are combined with water. What are its benefits and nutrients?
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How Telehealth Is Improving Access To Primary Care For Vulnerable Populations
Telehealth is helping to close the racial gap in access to primary medical care, according to a new study published in Telemedicine Journal and e-Health.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Doing Sit-Ups If You Have Heart Problems
Staying active can stave off everything from heart disease to type 2 diabetes. If you have heart problems, however, not all movement is created equal.
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Why Experts Say Severe COVID Can Lead To Anxiety, Depression, And Bipolar Disorder
Research has been well underway over potential links between cases of severe COVID-19 and long-term mental health effects in those diagnosed.
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What Is Plaque Psoriasis?
Plaque psoriasis may be caused by the immune system growing skin cells too quickly. When this happens, it may result in red or dark raised skin patches.
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Could Genetics Be The Reason Some Smokers Don't Get Lung Cancer?
Surprising new research has been released about why some long-term heavy smokers avoid developing lung cancer. Now scientists may know the reason why.
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The Real Reason You Should Avoid The Roast Beef At Arby's
When you bite into one of Arby's signature sandwiches, you may notice it doesn't taste like the roast beef you buy in the grocery store. So, what's it made of?
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What To Expect When Doing Genetic Testing
Consumer genetic testing has rapidly become a popular way to assess health. You should know what a genetic test involves before choosing to get one.
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When Are You The Most Likely To Get A Heat Stroke?
The most serious heat-related illness is heat stroke, which happens when the body can't regulate its temperature. Here are some of the signs.
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Experts Find Medical Racism Has Led To Vaccine Hesitancy
Research reveals ethnic minority groups lack trust in the healthcare system, subsequently leading to vaccine hesitancy. Here's what the data reflect.
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16 Common Causes Of Foot Pain
If you're experiencing foot pain, here is a handy list of some of the most common offenders, to help you figure out what's going on down there.
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The Dangers Of Making Your Own Infant Formula
Amidst the nationwide shortage of infant formula, many parents are scrambling to find suitable alternatives to feed their young children.
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