As the spread of COVID-19 seems to be ebbing, what do health experts expect to see down the road for the disease? Will COVID-19 be part of our future?

We have long known that conversion therapy is a harmful practice. New data has come out shedding light on the damage it does to people and society.

Muscle soreness can be a symptom of conditions like Lyme disease or multiple sclerosis, or the flu, dehydration, strenuous exercise, or a lack of this vitamin.

Allergies can make heading into the Spring season uncomfortable. However, some experts suggest it's not just Spring in which our allergies attack.

Craving tomatoes is actually a common enough occurrence that it has its own name: tomatophagia. It is most common in pregnant women, but can occur in anyone.

In November 2021, the CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommended that children aged 5-11 be vaccinated with the COVID-19 vaccine.

When it comes to storing your meat leftovers, be mindful of these factors and actions to avoid risking your health with foodborne illness.

Narcolepsy can take a significant toll on someone's life. However, there are two forms of the condition that are not created equally. Why do they differ?

Narcolepsy is a neurological sleep disorder that causes a person to fall asleep at any time. The chronic condition can easily disrupt one's daily activities.

Daily antiviral pills may be poised to become a standard treatment protocol for COVID-19 from here on out in the United States, at least for high risk patients.

Cough syrup may sit in our medicine cabinets over the course of many cold and flu seasons. But should we be checking their expiration dates?

We all need salt to survive, but what does it mean if you're craving salt when it's readily available and in many of our typical foods?

Calling all meat-eaters and flexitarians. Join us in the great debate between eating sheep versus beef. Does one selection trump the other? Is one healthier?

If you're in the mood for a salty snack, you might be tempted to reach for fries or potato chips, which tend to be high in calories, sodium, and saturated fat.

The CDC recently weighed in on what the next phase of the pandemic might look like. Here's what they suggest Americans should be thinking about.

Replenishing and rehydrating your body after exercise. One popular method is to consume a sports drink like Propel water. But is Propel water good for you?

If you've ever felt an ache in your back and stiffness in your arms or legs, it's possible you suffered a pinched or compressed nerve.

Muscle strength and endurance are crucial components of a well-rounded fitness program, and they are important for our overall health.

As the strongest tendon in the body, the Achilles tendon helps raise our heels off the ground during movement and can withstand up to 4 times our body weight.

People with diabetes on medication to control glucose levels and treat high blood pressure or high cholesterol could put themselves at risk by drinking alcohol.

What does that beard or mustache tell about a person? There's a biological reason men grow more facial hair, but is there also an evolutionary one?

Wworking out your legs is a vital part of any routine. But can you work out your legs too much? And what happens if you're working your legs out every day?

Pancreatic cancer patients may have new hope on the horizon when it comes to treatment options. A new study reveals it may come from blood pressure medications.

Whole wheat bread is a healthier option than white bread, but it still contains some sugar.

Kidney problems may be as simple to identify as looking down at your feet. Here are some ways our feet can manifest trouble with this important organ.

Food swamps are areas where there are more fast food and unhealthy eating options than healthy ones. Unfortunately, this impacts the health of many people.

Soap is a necessary part of our everyday lives. While it keeps germs at bay and our bodies and environments clean, ingesting it can cause health complications.