When certain body parts go numb, it's not always an immediate cause for concern. But here are some reasons why this may be happening.

Rhubarb is a delicious, tart vegetable often paired with strawberries. But just because it's a vegetable doesn't mean it's healthy to eat too much. Here's why.

People who can do the splits are generally seen as very athletic. Doing a split requires dedicated practice, plus flexibility and mobility in certain areas.

People with hemophilia have low levels of clotting factors in their blood, making them more susceptible to bleeding. But there are therapies to treat it.

Dermal fillers are substances injected under the skin on the face to help restore volume and smooth out fine lines and wrinkles. This area should be avoided.

Allergies are your body's response to substances in the environment, from pollen in the air to disagreeable foods. How do stress levels factor in?

Some forms of E. coli can actually cater to good gut health because they produce vitamins K and D, but of course, not all E. coli strains are beneficial.

Millions of Americans have scoliosis, but what causes it? Is the condition related to poor posture, heavy lifting, and other lifestyle factors? Let's find out.

Food can get contaminated by several kinds of germs. However, there is one that makes the top of the list, and one type of food that is particularly vulnerable.

Myths about blood donation may be why many people don't donate, but many of these tales can be put to rest and, hopefully, get donors back to the blood banks.

Cholera is an infectious, and potentially fatal, disease caused by a specific bacteria found in food and drinking water. Here is what you need to know.

Crackers are a convenient way to tide you over if you're unable to eat a meal anytime soon. But what exactly is in those crunchy, salty, disks of goodness?

After 40 long weeks of waiting, your due date passes by yet still there's no baby in sight. This occurs in about 1 in 10 pregnancies, but what does it mean?

Some people prefer sleeping on their backs or stomachs, while others prefer sleeping on their sides. It turns out that the latter habit may be more beneficial.

Nausea leaves migraine sufferers scratching their heads. It may not seem like it should go along with a neurological issue, but it all comes back to the brain.

Coffee is great in the morning, but should you skip that afternoon cup?

We all know salmon is good for you. But can you eat too much?

Black seed oil is touted for its health benefits, including boosting the immune system and easing allergies. As a supplement, what can it do for weight loss?

Vitamin supplements can help ensure your body gets the nutrients it needs. When you're in your 30s, make sure you get enough of these vitamins and minerals.

Many supplements help with hair loss, but some can actually cause it.

Milia is a skin condition that you might initially mistake for acne. However, it's not the same. Here's what causes it.

A tooth extraction can happen for a number of reasons, such as overcrowding, wisdom teeth, or disease. Here is what you can eat after the procedure.

There is no food industry limit on how long items can be left out in the open at a salad bar. In some instances, this has led to food being recycled for use.

Many people who consume raw milk believe it has more health benefits compared to pasteurized milk. Is this true, and what are the dangers of raw milk?

As it turns out, there are a whole bunch of reasons we can get recurrent UTIs, and one of them might have to do with our genetics.

There's really not enough that can be said about the importance of getting a good night's rest. Here are some mistakes you might be making before you go to bed.

As we move through the latter portion of the current Omicron wave, here is who is still most at risk of severe complications and death from COVID-19.