Foods To Avoid If You Have Crohn's Disease
Like other gastric issues, Crohn's Disease is often misunderstood. Many people think of it as an upset stomach or severe heartburn. Neither description is true.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Take Emergency Contraception
When it comes to birth control, there are many forms of contraception to choose from. We know that emergency contraception is effective, but how does it work?
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Different Levels Of SPF Protection Explained
An SPF of 30 allows about 3% of UVB rays to hit your skin. SPF of 50 brings that number down to 2%, and SPF 100 gets it down even further, to 1%.
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Places You're Probably Forgetting To Apply Sunscreen
Experts say common areas people miss when they're applying sunscreen include the ears, lips, eyelids, scalp, and tops of feet.
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The Downsides Of Eyebrow Threading
Of all the hair removal options available, eyebrow threading helps to maintain those out of control edges. But are there potential downsides to this technique?
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What's It's Really Like To Have Pins In Your Bones
While some bone fractures require only an external cast or splint to heal properly, others need more invasive surgical treatments such as metal pin implants.
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What It Really Means When You Experience Eye Pain
Eye pain can result from minor issues, like a small scratch, but see a doctor if you are also experiencing vomiting, stomach pain, or strange vision changes.
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Can You Lose Weight By Sunbathing?
Sweating while you're sunbathing means your body is trying to regulate its temperature. Any weight loss you experience will return once you rehydrate.
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What Is Blood Doping And Is It Dangerous?
Doping may boost your athletic performance, but it can also cause "sludging," which can slow down your heart rate and cause clots.
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Winter Babies Are More Likely To Have These Health Issues
Turns out that birth month has an impact on health later in life, but habits like exercising and eating healthy foods have a greater effect.
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Friends Star James Michael Tyler's Cancer Diagnosis Explained
The actor has stage 4 prostate cancer, which will affect 1 in 8 men, but can be managed if detected early via annual screenings.
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The Real Reason Your Armpit Itches
An itchy armpit can be super irritating. Learn the real reason your armpit itches.
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What Happens To Your Body When Your Appendix Bursts
It may only be 3.5 inches long, but when your appendix bursts, it causes big trouble. Here's a look at just what happens when this organ ruptures.
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Did The WHO Really Say Women Of Childbearing Age Shouldn't Drink Alcohol?
The World Health Organization (WHO) released the first draft of 2021 report about an action plan regarding women and drinking alcohol -- and some are angry.
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When You Wear Sunscreen Every Day, This Is What Happens To Your Skin
Exposure to the sun will give you that boost of serotonin that you've been craving, but what is it doing to the rest of your body, specifically your skin?
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Is It Safe To Use Purple Shampoo If You're Not Blonde?
Those with blonde hair have long-known about the toning wonders of purple shampoo. But will purple shampoo work its magic for all other hair colors as well?
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Surprising Ways Traveling Can Affect Your Health
Travel can indeed be beneficial for your health, but, as it turns out, it can also have some negative consequences, too.
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Carly Waddell's Hospitalization Explained
"Bachelor in Paradise" star Carly Waddell is on the mend after being hospitalized this past week due to a medical emergency experienced while boarding a plane.
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The Real Difference Between A Mole And A Birthmark
There's a name for every type of skin blemish, but is there really a difference between them? Here's the real difference between a mole and a birthmark.
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Stuntman Alex Harvill's Cause Of Death Explained
Professional motocross racer Alex Harvill died from his injuries following an attempt to break a Guinness World Record. Here's what we know about his death.
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The Best Time Of Day To Schedule Your Surgery
If you need an operation, there is a time of day where the risk for complications is at its lowest. The day you choose to have your surgery on can also matter.
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How Wearing Waterproof Mascara Daily Can Harm Your Lashes
We all love long, well-defined lashes, but waterproof mascara isn't the answer. If used daily, the ingredients in mascara can cause real harm to your lashes.
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What Are Shin Splints And How Can You Treat Them?
Shin splints can be quite painful, especially when they are not given the time needed to heal. What are they, and how can we ease the pain of shin splints?
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Here's One More Benefit That Will Make You Want To Wear A Mask
It's a good idea to simply pop a face mask on. But if you need more convincing, here's another reason.
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The Real Difference Between Humidifiers And Dehumidifiers
Sometimes you need help regulating the moisture in the air at your home. This is the real difference between humidifiers and dehumidifiers, which can help.
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Will Doing Crunches Actually Give You Abs?
Crunches have long been a staple of workouts. But are they actually effective at what they're supposed to do — developing flat, toned ab muscles?
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The Real Reason People Are Making Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Cards
It didn't take long for scammers to step in and start selling fake COVID-19 vaccination cards.
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