What We Know About The TSA's Mask Mandate Extension For Travel
The Transportation Security Agency (TSA) is extending the U.S. mask mandate on public transportation. Here's why, plus how long it will remain in effect.
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Can A Pinched Nerve Cause Headaches?
A pinched nerve is quite painful and can happen in many areas throughout the body. But can a pinched nerve in any area cause headaches?
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The One Ingredient That Shouldn't Be In The Salsa You're Eating
Many of us are addicted to our favorite store-bought salsas, but did you know there's one ingredient that shouldn't be in the salsa you're eating?
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How Rare Is It To Be Born With One Kidney?
We're normally born with two kidneys to rid our bodies of waste, excess fluid, and acid. But how rare is it to be born with one kidney?
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Does The Bulletproof Diet Really Work?
The Bulletproof diet aims to reduce inflammation within the body and lead to quick, yet sustainable weight loss. But does it really work?
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What Does It Mean If You Have Inverse Psoriasis?
Inverse psoriasis is different than its cousin, plaque psoriasis, but here's what it means if you have it and how to treat the skin condition.
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What It Really Means When Your Palms Itch
Itchy palms can be more than a fleeting annoyance. If your itchiness doesn't subside, it could be caused by one of these several factors.
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Is Omicron More Fatal Than The Seasonal Flu?
Omicron infections are rising again throughout the world and with a new subvariant too. Are Omicron and its subvariant more fatal than the seasonal flu?
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Why You Should Still Protect Against COVID-19 Even If You've Never Been Infected
If you've made it this far without a COVID-19 infection, you may feel pretty invincible. But health experts warn you still want to remain cautious.
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Everything You Need To Know About The New 'Test-To-Treat' Services
The 'test-to-treat' initiative got one step closer to offering free antiviral pills to those who test positive with COVID-19. Here's how you can get them.
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Are Two Doses Of The COVID-19 Vaccine Enough To Protect Against Omicron?
New studies reveal the differences in protection against the Omicron variant between two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine versus three doses.
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Research Reveals COVID-19 May Cause Long-Lasting Decline In Cognitive Functioning
In addition to the many other symptoms of COVID-19, new research is showing the startling effects it has on cognitive functioning.
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Why Your Therapist May Soon Recommend Sensory Therapy To Treat Your Anxiety
Sensory therapy is one of the newest ways therapists are tackling anxiety. Here's what this treatment entails and its results.
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Deltacron: Everything We Know About The Potential New COVID-19 Variant
Deltacron may have some worried, but health experts weigh in on this potential new variant. Here's what you need to know.
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What Are AMRAP Workouts?
There's a new fitness trend, and it's called AMRAP. What is it and how can you incorporate AMRAP into your fitness routine to optimize your health?
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Everything You Wanted To Know About Insulin
Insulin has remained an essential treatment of diabetes. However, that doesn't mean there's nothing new to say about it-- or for that matter, diabetes itself.
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You Should Stop Blow Drying Your Hair If This Happens To You
Hairdryers are a wildly popular beauty tool that can speed up a morning routine. But are they doing more damage to our hair than we think?
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This Simple Snack Can Prevent The Afternoon Slump
We all get our caffeine or java fix in the morning and when our energy is low, but this simple and healthy snack can prevent the afternoon slump.
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Does Sweating Really Burn Calories?
It may seem like the more we sweat, the more intense our workout is. And the more intense our workout is, the more calories we burn. But is this true?
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Should You Be Concerned If Your Joints Pop And Crack?
We all experience cracking and popping in our joints, but should we be concerned? Here's what it means for your health, and what you may do about it.
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How To Combat Dry Eyes
Many people have experienced dry eyes, which can leave you with an uncomfortable stinging or burning sensation in your eyes for an extended period of time.
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How Long Does Cooked Fish Last As A Leftover?
There is a variety of health benefits to be gained from regularly eating fish, as it's high in protein, selenium, and vitamin D, while low in saturated fat.
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The Unhealthy Mistake You Might Be Making When Cooking Pancakes
Here's what you should know about making pancakes for breakfast.
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Why It's Important To Engage Your Core During Workouts
Working out can get way more efficient if you learn to engage your core. While you may feel the burn more, experts say it has many benefits.
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When You Take Too Much Mucinex, This Is What Happens
Mucinex can help break up uncomfortable mucous when you're sick and congested. But what happens if you accidentally take too much?
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What It Really Means When Your Scar Itches
Scars are a miraculous result of our body's ability to heal itself. And part of that healing process can cause symptoms such as itchiness. Here's why.
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These Healthy Swaps Can Replace Your Favorite Candy
Candy is hard to pass up, but the sugar within can be bad for your health. Here are some sweet alternatives to try instead.
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