Doctors are now noticing that a few people, weeks after contracting the coronavirus, have developed severe psychotic symptoms.

There are several kinds of thermometers to measure body temperature, including oral, axillary, and rectal. This is the best way to take your temperature.

It's tempting to sleep in on the weekends and catch up on some sleep. But is it bad for your health?

Pushups leave some room to increase the work your legs do. The solution? Add a looped resistance band around your ankles.

Excessive thirst is common in warm climates or after exercise, but if you find yourself always thirsty, there could be a condition behind your dehydration.

MC1R is why some people are born with red hair and pale skin — but what you might not know is that it also affects their pain response, too.

It's believed 44 to 77 percent of people infected with COVID-19 lose their sense of smell. This is why you might want to do a smell test every morning.

When you stay in the pool or bath for a long time, you may notice your fingers wrinkle. This is what is really happening when your fingers wrinkle from water.

Handles on a treadmill should only be used in some specific cases. This is why you should never hold on to the handles while on the treadmill as you walk.

While not a common symptom, headaches have been a documented symptom of COVID-19 infection. Here's what you should know about headaches linked to COVID-19.

Here are some of the most surprising ways that your partner can affect your health — from boosting your immune system to causing you physical pain.

While many people use them interchangeably, is there any real difference between STDs and STIs? It turns out, STDs and STIs are determined by symptoms.

When it comes to good hand hygiene, you should know the difference between the handrub and the handwash method. This is the proper way to wash your hands.

The reverse crunch is an abdominal exercise, great for beginners and those of all fitness levels, that focuses on the six-pack.

Last night's sex was incredible, but today it's almost like you're paying the price for the pleasure.

Greens powders have been around for years, but they've been growing in popularity as more people realize the importance of eating more vegetables.

Coffee is a regular part of many of our mornings, but do you know what's really in your morning cup? This is how many calories are really in your coffee.

Have you heard of something called "broken heart syndrome?"

Gym memberships and healthy pre-made meals get the thumbs up as socially accepted methods for losing weight, but what about diet pills?

Teachers working in classrooms might be having trouble projecting their voices while wearing face masks. Here's what type of face mask may be best for teachers.

Most of us are familiar with the feeling of getting a bad night's sleep when we're not in our own bed. Here's why that happens.

If you recently started a keto diet, you may be noticing that you're constantly feeling tired or out of sorts. Why does this happen?

While mirrors may be linked with strength training at the gym, there are some real benefits to exercising in front of a mirror. This is why you should try.

If you're doing squats regularly and now find them too easy, though, you might want to add some difficulty.

If you're looking to make a dietary change, you're bound run into information about or the suggestion to try intermittent fasting. Here's what it's all about.

While cinnamon is a delicious spice, it can also have some surprising side effects if you eat too much of it. This is how much cinnamon you should really eat.

Bad news for yogis — your yoga mat is probably way dirtier than you think.