Tea tree leaves and oil have long been used for medicinal purposes and have a history of traditional use among aboriginal Australians. But can they treat acne?
You may have traveler's constipation if you find your bowel movements have decreased in frequency, or if stool is dry, hardened, and difficult to pass.
Acid levels in coffee can cause discomfort for those prone to indigestion. But are there ways to reduce this discomfort without giving up your morning brew?
When we listen to certain music before bed, our sleep can improve. Scientists suspect that the reason music can help with sleep has to do with hormones.
Swimming is a great way to keep your body moving. Because it is a low-impact activity, it is also something most people can do throughout their lifetime.
One of the most common symptoms of diverticulitis is a sharp pain on the lower side of the abdomen. Pain could be mild at first, but it can become more severe.
Eating small, healthy portions throughout the day has been touted as beneficial to losing weight, but you might gain weight when following that diet regimen.
Deep vein thrombosis, or DVT, is the result of a blood clot forming in a deep vein somewhere in your body. What are some signs you may have this condition?
Sidney Poitier, actor, producer, director, author, and diplomat, is dead at age 94. Prime Minister of the Bahamas, Clint Watson, confirmed his cause of death.
Chances are if you have ever had a medical check-up, including your annual physical exam, you've also had a doctor measure your heart rate. Here's why.
A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury caused by a blow or impact to the head. Like many other injuries, concussions should not go untreated.
While symptoms may not be a clear indicator of which COVID-19 variant a person has, why is it that tests can't provide us with that information instead?
As Omicron continues to surge, you may wonder when the best time is to test yourself for COVID-19 if you've been exposed to someone who has been infected.