Disposable Coffee Cups May Be More Harmful To Your Health Than You Think
It's hard to imagine life without a to-go cup of coffee. But new research shows these convenient ways to travel with our coffee may pose health risks.
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What Is Reverse Intermittent Fasting And Is It For You?
You may have heard of intermittent fasting — a set time frame where you rotate between fasting and eating — but have you heard of reverse intermittent fasting?
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Health Experts Shed Light On Racial Disparity For Prostate Cancer Therapy
Though Black men are most likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer, research shows Black patients receive a life-saving treatment less than white patients.
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Study Reveals The Optimal Amount Of Sleep For People Over 40
Brain imaging technology has shown a link between sleep and structural brain changes, particularly in regions responsible for memory and cognitive processing.
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How Stress During Pregnancy Could Affect Your Child's Toddler Years
Stress can creep into our lives at any point in time, but this is all the more true when you are pregnant. Can it impact your baby?
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Tap Water In Your Keurig
Keurig machines are an easy way to get make coffee in the morning. But when it comes to water, are there better kinds to use than others?
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How To Balance Your Circadian Rhythm When You Work Nights
Working throughout the night poses challenges to this natural rhythm and has been linked to an increased risk for various health conditions.
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Which Of These Four "Sleep Chronotypes" Are You?
Slightly more people identify as early birds than night owls, but you may not fall into either camp. That's because there are four sleep chronotypes.
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Adderall Explained: Usage, Dosage, And Side Effects
Taking Adderall without a prescription is irresponsible and dangerous. Here's what you need to know about its usage, dosage, and side effects.
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How Aphasia Affects Your Communication
For people diagnosed with aphasia, grappling to say the right words and striving to understand what others say can be a constant challenge.
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The Rare Condition Big Ed From 90 Day Fiance Lives With
"Big Ed" Brown, the 57-year-old reality TV star, has been open and honest about his rare condition, Klippel-Feil Syndrome, on "90 Day Fiance."
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How Acupuncture Can Lead To Better Sleep
Acupuncture targets specific muscles and nerves within the body through the insertion of thin needles to help relieve various ailments.
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Is Fairlife Milk Good For You?
Fairlife is a newer milk brand that sells ultra-filtered milk that is advertised as healthier than the standard milk products. Is it really good for you?
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The Unexpected Side Effects Of Having An Infected Tooth
An infection can develop inside or under a tooth due to the buildup of tooth decay, a tooth injury, or dental work. Here are some symptoms you may not eexpect.
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Inside Claire Foy's Experience With Anxiety
Claire Foy, star of Netflix's The Crown, opened up about her experience with anxiety, proving that even celebrities aren't immune to mental health issues.
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It Could Be A Warning Sign Of Panic Disorder If Your Body Does This
If you've had a panic attack, you know the real fear that they involve. It's useful to know the warning signs so you can become aware of it as soon as possible.
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Benefits Of Kettlebell Workouts You Didn't Expect
A few reasons to pick up a kettlebell the next time you're at the gym.
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The Real Difference Between Polysporin And Neosporin
Polysporin and Neosporin can be easy to confuse, but there's one key distinction between them. Here's what to know before applying them to your next wound.
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How Using Your Non-Dominant Hand Can Make Your Brain Stronger
While we may feel more at ease using one hand instead of the other, experts say there may be benefits from implementing regular use of our non-dominant hand.
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What's The Difference Between Psoriasis And Ringworm?
Psoriasis and ringworm have many similarities but there are some key differences you should know about.
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Pfizer's COVID-19 Pill Paxlovid Explained
Pfizer's Paxlovid has been shown to be highly effective at treating "mild-to-moderate" COVID-19 in certain adults and children. Learn more about it here.
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Lupus Gene Discovery Could Lead To Improved Treatments
Lupus is an autoimmune condition, commonly found in women, that most often affects the joints, skin, and internal organs like your heart and kidneys.
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Can Climate Change Increase The Spread Of Infectious Disease?
Climate change is forcing animals globally to find new places to call home, so there may be a risk that viruses will jump between species, including humans.
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Maria Shriver Explains How Lifestyle Impacts Neurological Diseases - Exclusive
Maria Shriver, Alzheimer's advocate and supporter of women's health, talks about the surprising link between neurological disorders and lifestyle factors.
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Study Reveals How Microaggressions Can Affect Your Health
The meaning of microaggression has expanded to include LGBTQ people, women, religious minorities, people with disabilities, and non-Black people of color.
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