You've probably experienced losing and replacing certain things at one time or another, but what happens if you lose your COVID-19 vaccine card?

The notion of "seeing stars" is not only seen in cartoons, but also in real life when we experience a disturbance in our vision. Learn why this happens

There's no doubt you've heard the phrase "blue balls" or experienced it personally, but you may not have heard the term "blue vulva."

Dish soap works great on dirty dishes, but can it double as a hand soap as well? Hear what the experts have to say.

Heart disease stays consistent as the number one cause of death, but it's not shocking that COVID-19 now rounds out the top three.

if you've decided to take a break from coffee, you can expect a few changes to happen as you go from coffee mug to tea cup.

These shakes are incredibly popular, but can they actually help you lose weight?

If you get the COVID-19 vaccine, should you hit the gym on your way home? Most experts agree that working out after receiving the vaccine gets a green light.

Curious about the various ways in which women's bodies operate? Here are some of the things that happen to the female body that might surprise you.

Pushups are difficult. Yes, they are a cornerstone of most strength training, bodyweight, and HIIT workouts, but that doesn't mean they're easy to do.

Compared to past centuries, it's easy to argue that we live in a golden age of near-obsessive cleanliness, but it took us a long while to get to where we are.

As we get closer to returning to our previously "normal" lifestyles, anxiety of another adjustment is looming.

While it's not common to end a yoga class with a headache, there are a few reasons you're not feeling as relaxed and at ease as you might have hoped.

The CDC has advised against taking over-the-counter pain medications before your vaccine, but you should still take your usual daily medications.

So you have ibuprofen or naproxen in the medicine cabinet. What's the difference between them? Are they both effective for any kind of pain?

Eggs are a popular source of protein for carnivores and vegetarians alike, but have you ever considered swapping your chicken eggs for a duck egg?

It's hard to imagine a substitute for the hot shower experience. And yet, experts tell us that most of us are taking personal hygiene measures way too far.

Created by TikTok user Sherwayne Mears, nature's cereal, a vegan and fruit-based alternative to processed cereals, is the latest food trend to go viral.

Diets are a dime a dozen, but the cottage cheese diet stands out for a couple of reasons. For one thing, there is no official cottage cheese diet plan.

Wearing an elastic hair tie around your wrist is an easy and convenient way to keep one nearby. However, you shouldn't leave it on for too long.

Sweating is a healthy and natural response to heat, exercise, and anxiety. It's your body's way of cooling down. But is there such a thing as sweating too much?

If you've been running regularly in the same shoes for a while, you may notice that your stride doesn't feel quite as good as it did when you first started.

If, like so many people lately, your eyes have been constantly glued to a computer screen, tablet, or smartphone, you've likely experienced Zoom fatigue.

Until a typhoid infection subsides, one can adopt the typhoid diet to ease symptoms. What does that really mean, though?

There's something uplifting about sunlight, yet as with many things in life, too much of a good thing can lead to negative effects.

Leafy greens like spinach and kale can give your lower-limb muscles a much-needed boost — and can even help prevent fractures or falls.

Are there risks associated with reading in the dark? We've all heard that cautionary tale, but is there substantial science to back up this claim?