Mascara is a common item in makeup drawers around the globe. But since this product is used around our delicate eye area, there are some important things to keep in mind.

Most women birth their babies between 38-41 weeks, but there's no way to predict exactly when a baby will come. How does the body know when to go into labor?

Using exfoliating gloves is a great way to keep skin soft and luminous by removing dead skin cells, but when and where should they be used?

Even with the new variants, the COVID-19 safety recommendations from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention largely remain the same.

Routine complete eye exams are important for good health. Going to the eye doctor regularly can help prevent vision loss and detect signs of eye disease.

Jumping rope is fun exercise and great for the heart and lungs, coordination and balance, and bone density. But does it put you at risk for knee injury?

When we crack our knuckles, what's exactly happening in our bodies, can it cause arthritis, and why doesn't everyone produce that popping sound?

Fake COVID-19 tests not only dupe the consumer who buys them, but also the people around them. They may enter a public space, assuming they are not infected.

COVID-19 has a lot of unusual symptoms that you wouldn't normally expect to see in a coronavirus. Here are some of the weird ways it can affect your body.

Loaded with vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals, lemons provide health benefits and protection against disease. Brewing lemon tea will do this for your body.

It's often said that muscles can turn to fat if we aren't exercising. But here's the truth behind what happens when we stop building muscle and start developing fat.

It may seem innocent enough to use hand soap on your face, especially in a pinch. But you may want to think twice about how these soaps can impact your skincare routine.

Snoring is a common and sometimes frustrating occurrence. Nasal strips claim to help alleviate snoring by opening the nasal passage. But do they work?

While Lyme disease can be difficult to diagnose, it's important to get treated as early as possible to avoid impacts to your joints. Here's how it can affect them.

Bruises can be unsightly and painful. But did you know there are dietary measures you can take to reduce your risk of getting them? Here's one vitamin to know about now.

Heat rash and sunburns can be uncomfortable and painful. But you can take steps to prevent them. Here's how to tell the difference between the two.

With life's increasing demands, more and more of us find ourselves in need of caffeine. NOS energy drinks provide plenty, so they are a common choice, but are they bad for you?

Being misdiagnosed for an illness is more regular than you think. As you might imagine, a misdiagnosis can be detrimental. Read on to discover common errors.

As you might have guessed, there are lots of things you shouldn't do prior to having surgery. Here, we've put together a smart list to keep you confident.

Many adults wait until they're older and have noticeable wrinkles to get Botox, while others use it as a preventative measure. But does this actually work?

Despite an increased awareness that sugary drinks are bad for one's health, it's clear many people still crave soda — and here's the real reason they do.

The WHO reveals that the new COVID-19 variant could be worse than Omicron, but not necessarily more deadly, so following CDC precautions is key to protection.

The Omicron variant is surging throughout the world, leaving many to wonder if it's possible to catch the Omicron variant of COVID-19 more than once?

During bouts of anxiety, some people may feel overwhelmed and compelled to cry. It turns out that expressing oneself through tears may have some mental health benefits to offer.

Loss of smell, or anosmia, can be the very first sign that you have a COVID-19 infection. Here's how to know and what to do if you experience smell-loss or taste-loss.

It's no secret that rain is a vital part of our lives, but for some of us, rain can cause joint or muscle aches, so it's no surprise that some people may cringe when rain shows up in the forecast.

Regular exercise has tremendous health benefits, both mental and physical. But how does exercise affect immunity, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic?