Why Experts Remain Positive Despite The BA.2 Omicron Wave
The CDC reported that currently BA.2 made up 39.4% of COVID-19 cases across the country, yet experts remain hopeful. Here's why.
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The Dangerous Mistake You Might Be Making With The Leg Press Machine
Read this before you use the leg press machine at your gym.
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How To Tell Whether You Have COVID-19 Or The Flu
COVID-19 and the flu take on similar symptoms, making it difficult to know the difference. But here are some key distinctions to help you out.
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Researchers Reveal Surprising New Way To Use The COVID-19 Vaccine
Researchers have found a new way to use the COVID-19 vaccine and are looking to reproduce its success in other patients.
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FDA Reveals Startling Reasons Why This Infant Formula Was Recalled
The FDA recently revealed likely reasons for why a popular infant formula was recently recalled. Here's which company is being investigated and what to know.
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The Most Important Quality To Look For In A Health Care Provider
This is what you should be thinking about when finding a doctor.
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Ohio State Football Player Shares Mental Health Struggles And Why He Wants To Help Others
Harry Miller is opening up about mental health struggles he's had most of his life. Here's how the football player is prioritizing his mental health.
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What It Really Means When Your Pimples Itch
Are the pimples on your face itchy and irritating? Here's what you should know.
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What Actress Rachel Miner Wants You To Know About Multiple Sclerosis – Exclusive
When actress Rachel Miner was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, she was starring on "Supernatural." Now, here's what she wants you to know about the disease.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Consume Hibiscus Tea Every Day
Even if you're a fan of this tart pink beverage, you may not know about the health benefits that drinking hibiscus tea can bring. Read on to learn more.
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Here's Why You Should Measure RPE At The Gym
RPE, or the rate of perceived exertion, is a method of measuring the intensity of your exercise regimen. Here are the benefits of tracking your RPE.
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Start With These Moves If You're New To Pilates
If you're intrigued by Pilates but haven't yet tried it out, we've got you covered with a list of moves that are great for beginners to the practice.
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Easy Habits That Will Help You Stay Healthy At Work
Focus on your mental and physical health when you work, no matter how busy you are. Here are easy habits that can help you stay healthy at work.
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The Big Mistake You're Making On The Treadmill
Treadmill training can be safer than running outside, but you still need to follow basic safety rules. Here's the big mistake you're making on the treadmill.
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Losing A Tooth Might Mean More Than You Think
Once all your "baby teeth" fall out and get replaced by permanent teeth, losing teeth isn't ideal. In fact, it's usually related to a deeper issue at play.
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How Rare Is It To Be Born With Organs Outside The Body?
Omphalocele is a condition in which a baby's abdominal organs, especially intestines, are pushed outside of the body through the belly button. How common is it?
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Why Downward Dog Hurts Your Calves
If you're new to yoga, downward dog can be uncomfortable for your calves. Here's why yoga's most basic pose can hurt your calves and what you can do about it.
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Quarter-Life Crisis Is Real And Here's What You Should Know About It
Do you think only older people have existential crises and worry about the meaning of life? Think again. Many young people experience a quarter-life crisis.
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The Three Vegetables That Can Help Cure Your Hangover
Hangovers are unpleasant for anyone to experience. But fortunately, you may be able to speed up your recovery with these three veggies.
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Everything You Need To Know About Orangetheory Fitness
Orangetheory is an hour-long workout program that uses a combination of cardio and high-intensity interval training (HIIT). Here's how you can benefit from it.
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What Happens To Your Brain When You Multitask?
We like to walk and talk, eat and text, and email while watching TV. But just because we're capable of multitasking, does multitasking do our brain good?
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The Real Reason Your Feet Hurt More As You Get Older
Our feet deserve a lot of love. They work hard for us, bearing our body weight everyday. It's no wonder that as we age, our feet start to cry out for relief.
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American Psychiatric Association Establishes New Disorder For Prolonged Grief
Grief can be an exceptionally difficult experience for anyone. But now researchers are looking at ways to treat grief that lasts for extended periods of time.
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Do This One Thing When You Brush Your Teeth If You Want To Age Well
Keeping up with your oral hygiene is imperative for maintaining physical health, and there's a simple trick you can employ to maximize your teeth brushing time.
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The Real Reason You Should Focus On A Different Area Each Workout
You're probably aware of the benefits of strength training, but you may wonder if you should choose a full-body or split-routine program. Here's what to know.
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Can Sinus Infections Cause Tooth Pain?
Most of us have experienced a sinus infection at least once in our lives, and it's no secret they can leave you feeling ill all day long.
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Yoga Instructor Eszylfie Taylor Explains How Yoga Can Lead To Better Overall Wellness – Exclusive
Fitness and finance guru Eszylfie Taylor knows a thing or two about athletics, including yoga.
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