One of the major names in the '90s fitness industry is less popular now. Confusion over membership options and billing seems to be the culprit.

Dangerous waves, pollution and sun-related issues, including sunburn and heatstroke, are among the dangers of a day at the beach.

There is no uniform standard nor regulation that assures that a dermatologist was heavily involved in making or testing a "dermatologist tested" product.

Booster shots serve as a reminder to the immune system to keep looking out for the disease, so that it can recognize and attack it quickly to prevent illness.

Antacids like Tums can be a lifesaver when it comes to indigestion after a heavy meal. While they are typically safe, there is such a thing as taking too many.

Evidence suggests that mineral-rich salt water may contain a wide range of wound-healing powers. But harmful contaminants can pose a risk to our health.

You may have heard that eating too many potatoes can lead to high blood sugar or high blood pressure. But potatoes can also have a positive effect on your body.

Dark circles are a common complaint when it comes to the eyes. There are many underlying causes for under-eye circles. So what can we do to help reduce them?

A good laugh can sometimes bring us to tears. This strange phenomenon of laughing until you cry is more common than you think. So what's the science behind it?

As it happens, there are a surprising number of foods out there that might actually be making you eat more. Let's take a look at some of these culprits.

When you step away from the grill for too long, you're faced with a dilemma. Do you toss out that charred steak and start over, or go ahead and dig in anyways?

A high dose of ginger is considered 5 grams a day, which can cause stomach discomfort and other side effects.

Nobody knows for sure how long COVID-19 vaccines' protection lasts, but Moderna and Pfizer have been shown to be effective for six months.

Science shows that all COVID-19 vaccines protect against the Delta variant. Though efficacy varies, all are 60% effective or more, and safer than going without.

New lawsuits have been filed in the 2019 death of 27-year-old Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Tyler Skaggs, bringing to light his cause of death.

After getting vaccinated, many people were thrilled to toss their masks. However, the WHO is again recommending fully vaccinated people wear masks.

Whoopi Goldberg returned to the "The View" on Tuesday, June 29, after a week-long hiatus and provided her fans and co-hosts with a long-awaited health update.

Vitamin K refers to a group of essential vitamins that perform various functions in the body. Here's what you need to know.

Matcha is a popular type of green tea made from grinding specially grown tea leaves into a fine powder. Here's why you should add it to your morning oatmeal.

Let's take a look at some supplements that have blood-thinning properties. Note: Always ask your doctor before trying out any new supplements.

Chocolate is viewed as an indulgent treat, but this rich food is actually full of health benefits.

Imagine chugging down a soda but not being able to release all that swallowed air. This is a reality for some people. Not everybody is physically able to burp.

Rest, switching up your routine, and paying attention to nutrition, especially protein intake, can help when you've stopped seeing progress from your workouts.

Yogurt may not be the first food that comes to mind as a post-workout snack, but there are reasons to consider giving this fruity treat a try after exercise.

Work-related stress can cause insomnia, hyperarousal and a slew of other health issues, including high blood pressure, headaches, and more.

Ketosis is "a natural metabolic state that occurs when your body doesn't have enough carbs (or glucose) for energy, so it burns fat instead."

Changes in blood sugar don't just affect diabetics. Here are a few surprising things that can drive up your blood sugar or make it plummet below normal levels.