You probably know diet can have a huge impact on your health, but certain foods may be especially good or bad for your kidneys. Read on to get the scoop.

While no vaccine is 100% effective at preventing COVID-19, here is how effective the Pfizer vaccine is at preventing severe infection.

Sodium is a common ingredient in many packaged foods, but too much salt in your diet can have adverse effects.

Acid reflux can result in the unpleasant sensation known as heartburn, but what is its primary cause? Furthermore, is it preventable?

Nuun tablets are dissolvable electrolyte tablets that can help your body recover after an intense game, match, or workout. Are they actually good for you?

Antibiotics, blood pressure pills, birth control, and even decongestants are just some medications that are susceptible to ruin if stored improperly.

You may have heard that yawning is triggered by a lack of oxygen to the body. The science behind yawns varies, depending on who you ask.

Could drinking tequila every night actually provide you with some health benefits?

While microbes used in natural cheese-making are harmless, there are ingredients in pre-packaged, processed cheese that you shouldn't be eating.

Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators (SARMs) work like steroids by triggering changes in your DNA to stimulate muscle growth. Are they bad for you?

Rich in magnesium, selenium, phosphorus, manganese, and B vitamins, rice can be a healthy addition to most diets, but it is possible to eat too much?

The capacity to lift a minimum of 100 pounds and push a minimum of 50 are among the basic skills required of EMTs, alongside endurance and stamina.

Plaque can lead to tooth corrosion, gum disease, and even decay of the underlying bone that supports your teeth, as well as contribute to heart disease.

Depending on the medication, missing one dose of an anti-anxiety drug can cause withdrawal symptoms, but it's best to ask your doctor.

Climbing is a whole-body workout that benefits both physical and mental health, improving strength and flexibility and reducing symptoms of depression and ADHD.

Most sleep experts agree that keeping the bedroom temperature on the cool side is the best for sound sleep.

Ingesting cannabis with high concentrations of THC can actually increase feelings of paranoia and anxiety.

Antibiotics are used to fight bacterial infections in the body. Here's when you should stop using them.

When sleep is escaping you, your skin can become pale, which amplifies the darker tissue as well as the blood vessels under the delicate eye area.

First thing in the morning tends to be the best time to see your doctor. Why? Because they are more likely to order screenings and vaccinations at that time.

A dermatologist reminds us that "by the time you feel the sunburn, it's usually too late, because the damage has already been done."

Johnson & Johnson has filed for an emergency authorization of its booster shot. Here is everything we know about its potential use.

Apple cider vinegar is often touted for its purported health benefits, but are they real? Read on to get the scoop on this versatile vinegar.

Lead singer for the multi-platinum recording band Smash Mouth, Steve Harwell, has been diagnosed with cardiomyopathy. What does this heart issue entail?

High-intensity interval training (HIIT) can help you burn calories quickly, but it isn't for everyone. Here is what you need to know.

Aging can cause changes to the body, both small and large. Read on to know what to expect after you turn 50.

Tonsillitis, or infection of the tonsils, is most commonly associated with children, but adults can experience it as well. What happens durnig a tonsillectomy?