Why COVID-19 Vaccines For Younger Children Are Delayed
Although COVID-19 vaccines were authorized for kids between 5 and 11 back in October, availability for children under 5 has run into a number of obstacles.
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The Real Reason Your Body Doesn't Digest Corn
After a hefty helping of corn, you may struggle to fully digest it. Finding corn in your stool can be alarming, but is generally nothing to be concerned over.
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Study Reveals Mammograms Have A Second Superpower
Mammograms are a critical way to catch breast cancer early. But a new study shows it's also effective at detecting this major health condition.
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Everything We Know About Justice Clarence Thomas' Hospitalization
73-year-old Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was hospitalized late last week after experiencing flu-like symptoms. Here's what we know so far.
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How Long Should You Wait To Workout After Eating?
You're ready to workout, but suddenly you feel hungry and tired, and you aren't sure whether to eat or not. Knowing when to work out after eating is tricky.
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Could COVID-19 Vaccines Become As Common As The Flu Shot?
Flu shots administration has been steadily on the rise over the past decade. Can we expect COVID-19 vaccines to be just as mainstream?
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Is It Safe To Exercise After COVID-19?
After COVID-19, you may be eager to jump back into your regular routine but when it comes to working out, there are a few things you may need to consider.
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Is It Normal To Bruise After Getting Blood Drawn?
Getting your blood drawn can be scary, but typically there's nothing to worry about. If you experience bruising at the puncture site, should you be concerned?
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Study Reveals Important Link Between Folate Levels And Dementia
Dementia is a debilitating and progressive disease marked by slow cognitive decline. Researchers have found new links between folate levels and dementia risk.
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What It Really Means When You Wake Up With Swollen Eyelids
Waking up with swollen eyelids is no fun. Crying contact lens irritation, light sensitivity, or a bug bite could be to blame. Or pink eye or a stye.
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Everything You Should Know About Bulimia Nervosa
Much remains to be understood about the etiology and treatment of bulimia nervosa. Here's everything you should know about the illness.
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How Much Sugar Is In Kombucha?
While health claims about Kombucha abound, and some are actually backed up by science, you may wonder if there is actually too much sugar for it to be worth it.
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How Rare Are Conjoined Twins?
Conjoined twins are detected and evaluated in early pregnancy, through prenatal imaging tests like ultrasound and fetal echocardiogram. Just how rare are they?
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Warning Signs Of Blood Clots You Should Never Ignore
If you suspect you have a blood clot, seek medical help immediately. Here are some of the possible warning signs of blood clots you should never ignore.
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Liposuction Versus CoolSculpting: Which Has Fewer Risks?
Liposuction and CoolSculpting are popular fat-removing options available to the public. But which of these has fewer safety risks?
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Gum Disease Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments
You probably know that oral hygiene is important, but what happens when your gums become diseased? Read on for everything you need to know.
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You Should Stop Drinking Apple Cider Vinegar If This Happens To You
Apple cider vinegar may be used as a natural deodorant, hair rinse, and ingredient in your salad dressing. But pay attention if you're drinking it regularly.
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Study Reveals Game Changing Procedure For Preventing Severe Asthma Attacks
Some 4% of adults diagnosed with asthma suffer from severe asthma attacks that don't respond to inhalers. But now there's hope with bronchial thermoplasty.
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Is It Possible To Get Your Period Twice A Month?
Here's whether or not you should be worried if your period comes more often than normal.
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Does Biotin Actually Help Your Hair Grow?
Read this if you're thinking of taking a biotin supplement.
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How To Take Care Of Your Mental Health At Work
Mental health has been at the forefront in recent years, particularly as the effects of the pandemic have changed so much about our lives, particularly work.
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Actress And Activist Gabriella Wright On Mental Health And Finding The Path To Joy – Exclusive Interview
Mental health is a deeply personal subject for actress Gabriella Wright. Read on for more about her own mental hygiene practices, and her social initiative.
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Is Cold-Pressed Juice Actually Good For You?
Cold-pressed juice seems to be everywhere we look, especially in the world of social media. But is this health food trend actually good for us or just hype?
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Why Moderna Is Pushing For 4th Dose COVID-19 Vaccines
Moderna is seeking FDA approval for another booster shot in the wake of the Omicron variant. Here's everything you need to know about this vaccine's status.
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Why You Should Stop Going To The Bathroom 'Just In Case'
If you're going to the bathroom "just in case," you could actually be training your bladder to have to go more and more often.
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Fact Or Fiction: Shaving Makes Your Hair Grow Back Thicker
Is it fact or fiction that shaving causes your hair to grow back thicker?
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Is Bakuchiol Really As Effective As Retinols In Improving Your Skin?
While retinols are effective, they are known to cause unpleasant side effects, which are sometimes enough to make people stop using them.
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