Cell phones are one of our era's greatest technological advancements. But do they have a dark side for your health? Read on to find out.

Wondering if you should still get a flu shot if you've been vaccinated against COVID-19? Here's what the science says.

You've probably heard about the benefits of drinking red wine -- but can grape juice provide the same perks, without the alcohol? Read on to find out.

Kombucha has been exploding in popularity, but if you have IBS you may wonder if you should avoid this fermented beverage. Read on to learn more.

Eight-time PGA Tour winner and Masters Champion Patrick Reed was admitted to the hospital with this terrifying illness.

Booster shots for Pfizer and Moderna's COVID-19 vaccines have been announced, but what about Johnson & Johnson? Here's what you need to know.

Will you need a booster shot after being fully vaccinated against COVID-19? Here's what we know.

Sauna bathing has been shown to have positive effects on health, but health habits and issues need to be considered before implementing it on a regular basis.

Humans weren't meant to be sitting all day. A little movement during your lunchtime can go a long way toward keeping your mind clear, creative, and productive.

Whether you are right- or left-hand dominant, how well you sleep, and skin quality are three traits that are passed down from your mother.

Lunges are a great way to strengthen your legs and glutes. Curtsy lunges are a popular variation but they can put you at risk of getting injured.

Dandruff is an embarrassing but common problem. Read on to find out why it happens and what you can do about it.

Do you have a loved one who sleeps with their eyes open? It's more common than you think. Read on to learn why it happens, and what problems it can cause.

Many of us have a daily coffee habit, but you may not know that coffee doesn't mix well with medicine. Read on to find out more.

Being born may have been your first ever experience outside of the womb – and a chaotic one at that – but that doesn't mean it's your first memory.

Yawning is a natural reflex in humans, but what happens when you try to hold it in? Read on to learn the surprising physical and social affects.

You were likely exposed to the head-scratching device called the ThighMaster in the '90s. It seemed like every household had one, but where is it now?

For many it's a shameful secret, but peeing when you sneeze is more common than you'd think. Read on to find out why, and what you can do about it.

There have been recent reports about people taking a livestock drug in an attempt to treat COVID-19. Why are they doing this? Read on to get the scoop.

The effects hot peppers have on the body can include physical irritation, redness, pain, discomfort – or in the case of the eyes, tearing up.

Tricep kickbacks are a popular tricep exercise, but they can easily cause injuries if not done correctly.

The best size punching bag for you depends on your sport, your skill and your size. For instance, Everlast recommends that heavy bags are half your weight.

Fasting glucose levels that are 99 mg/dL or lower are considered normal, but levels that fall between 100 and 125 mg/dL indicate prediabetes,

Finances and certain medical conditions are two reasons why some people can't donate a kidney, even when they want to help.

Proximity to electrical outlets when you're sleeping increases your exposure to EMFs, which can be dangerous in excess, so distance yourself from wall outlets.

When you think of lavender, you probably think of its calming properties and unique purple color. It also has a host of other health benefits.

Taking your dog for one or more walks each day provides physical and mental stimulation for both of you.