Deja vu can be a freaky experience, but is it something you should be worried about? While it's normal on occasion, increased frequency may mean a health risk.

A camera flash disappears almost as soon as it happens, but it can leave a lingering effect on your eyes. If you've ever wondered why this happens, read on.

You might think you'd sleep better after a night out drinking, but that might not necessarily be the case. Sometimes after drinking, you wake up early.

Many of us set diet goals throughout the year, but there are certain times that are better than others. For instance, you might not start right after vacation.

Being in love is not only a great feeling in general, but it also has benefits for your health. For instance, it helps with your blood pressure. Here's how.

It's likely ritual for many of us to pick up our phones first thing in the morning, however, this could be pretty detrimental to our brain. This is why.

Music is far more than just an exercise playlist and a fun pastime - it has a wide range of health benefits too, especially for the heart.

Binge-watching your favorite TV series can be quite enjoyable; the resulting back pain, not so much. Here's how you can tell it's time to get off the couch.

We all hear about how it's important to drink enough water daily. As it turns out, not drinking enough water can have a devastating impact on your heart, too.

While medications can help us recover from illnesses, they can also come with unwanted side effects, like weight gain. Here's what you can do about it.

We've all heard about how the average person swallows a certain number of spiders during their sleep throughout their lifetime. But is this true or just a myth?

Have you ever noticed your eyes tearing up almost immediately when you step outside during a really cold winter day? Here's the science behind it.

Having water go up your nose can be an embarrassing and painful experience. But what effect does that have on the body, and could it be dangerous?

We all love blasting our favorite tunes, but it turns out, there's a specific reason we enjoy listening so loudly; though it can affect our hearing.

It's not unheard of for people to reach for snacks to nibble on when they have nothing better to do. But if you have that habit and want to stop, read this.

Have you been to a dentist appointment and now you have a headache? We'll help you learn about what can cause headaches after a visit to the dentist.

Letting your mind wander from the task at hand has often been associated with something negative. But could daydreaming actually be good for you?

Practicing different ways of breathing can expand your lung capacity. We'll explain one easy exercise you can do right now to strenghthen your lungs.

There are a number of possible explanations behind the burning sensation you sometimes feel when you poop. Here's what they mean, and how to treat them.

Have you ever experienced a slight tremble or shake in your hands? Dr. Jason Singh expains when you should worry about shaky hands and what you can do about it.

Some people take Advil before they exercise in the hope of avoiding sore muscles after. Is this practice safe? Here's what you need to know.

Timing can be important with certain medications. With this one popular medication, you'll get the best results if you don't take it in the morning.

For most of us, the weekend is a time to let go. But apparently, there are a few things we might be doing come Friday that are actually damaging our bodies.

Seeing your poop as black as coal in the toilet bowl can understandably be quite a shock. Here are some of the non-life-threatening reasons this could happen.

Sometimes, the most unexpected parts of our body can reveal quite a few details about our health. Take the hair, for example, and how it relates to sleep.

When dreaming about marriage, you may imagine your ideal partner's personality and looks, but what about age? Science says this is the best age to get married.

According to recent research, the state of your eye health may actually have a connection to your memory and brain health later in life. Here are the details.