A number of remedies exist to treat cold sores with varying levels of success, including the recommendation to put toothpaste on a fever blister to treat it.

Are collagen add-in powders and coffee creamers really all they've been chalked up to be? Let's get to the facts.

People and families affected by rare disease often try for years to obtain a diagnosis of mysterious symptoms. Nearly 30 million Americans have a rare disease.

Each intermittent fasting program has its pros and cons, according to experts. Here's a look at the most popular methods of time-restricted eating.

There isn't enough evidence to suggest that yoni eggs are better than standard Kegel exercises.

If you have tight hips, squats can also lead to some discomfort in your hip flexors, ranging from a mild feeling of tightness to a searing pain.

Nutritionists and scientists now recognize the evidence against butter has been controversial at best, and flat-out wrong at worst.

If you've been infected with COVID-19 and have since recovered from the virus, you still need to get vaccinated.

Most people have a go-to breakfast. You might be tempted to make a change after reading this, though.

Conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh, 70, died from complications of lung cancer on Wednesday.

Exercises like the side leg raise target muscle groups that usually get overlooked, making them that much more important when planning a workout.

Want to up your breakfast game? Read on to discover the very best foods to eat -- and the breakfast foods you should try your best to avoid.

Elizabeth Olsen doesn't hesitate to share her secrets, including the very personal reason exercise became important to her over the last decade.

Sometimes accompanied with pain, muffled hearing, or a heaviness in the ear, the source of the crackling can often be traced back to our ear's eustachian tubes.

If you heard about the Warrior Diet and imagined feasting on a large turkey leg from one hand and a fistful of beans in the other, you wouldn't be too far off.

Few will admit it, but many people pick their noses. However, In addition to being a less-than-pleasant habit, nose picking comes with several health risks.

One of the newest questions that has come up is whether to get the first and second COVID-19 vaccine doses in the same arm or in alternating arms.

Experts are urging women to refrain from scheduling their annual exam too closely to their COVID-19 vaccine shots.

Running barefoot will do different things to your body (especially your feet) compared to running with supportive footwear.

You've likely been warned that you should never share mascara. Doing so can lead to the spread of viral conjunctivitis, pink eye, or even worse: eyelash mites.

Apricot oil can be used for a variety of health benefits, from diet to skincare.

If you're serious about a low-carb lifestyle, you're also going to have to largely nix alcohol from your diet.

Restricting your daily carb intake may seem extreme or unattainable, but there are ways you can cut your carb count without going full keto.

Counting macros has been a standard style of keeping track of food intake for years. Here's how to do it the right way.

While both options are relatively safe to take, there are some distinct differences you'll want to keep in mind.

The semi-automatic act of rapidly closing and opening the eyelid protects the eye from dryness, bright light, and objects coming toward it.

Many experts state there is a crisis among children, as there has been an influx of ADHD support line calls and an increase in ADHD diagnoses and prescriptions.