Health Conditions

There is a specific region in the U.S. that registers a higher dementia rate for its denizens. This can be explained by a few important socioeconomic factors.

These popular fruits are actually some of the most nutrient-dense foods you can eat, and you probably even have some in your fridge already.

Allergies or cold? We've got some great information regarding all the myths about allergies.

If you've noticed that you're having symptoms of heartburn along with constipation, you might be wondering if they are connected. Here's what we know.

If a loved one has dementia, they may undergo personality changes. And, men are more likely to exhibit this one type behavior, even if they never did before.

The only thing worse than having allergies is having allergies and having a lousy night's sleep. Here's what you can try in order to get a good night of sleep.

Pollen and dust allergies are very common, but there are nearly endless things a person can be allergic to. Here's a look at some of the most surprising.

When women and men are compared, there is one very surprising difference when it comes to their cholesterol levels. Here's how it affects heart health.

When blood sugar is high for a long time, it can cause damage to your nerves, blood vessels, and organs. That's why it's essential to understand these signs.

There's no shortage of functional foods to discover, and one that checks a lot of boxes, including blood glucose, sleep, and heart health, is this fruit.

If you've got a headache and are tired of popping over-the-counter medications to treat your pain, here's some alternative tricks to try.

Does having a certain blood type really increase your risk of stomach cancer? According to a recent study, if you have these blood types, it may be possible.

When we think of dementia symptoms, we may imagine a person who is struggling with memory or thought. However, dementia can also put you at risk for injury.

Some swear by taking vitamin B (niacin) supplements for managing or lowering high cholesterol levels. But what does recent research say about this practice?

Most of us could stand to eat more vegetables. Up your intake of this one vegetable and you can prevent cancer while also managing your blood sugar.

This rich, creamy plant-based milk has a multitude of nutritional benefits. However, it could also raise your cholesterol if you're not careful.

Advil is many people's go-to for occasional aches and pains. However, one formulation of Advil that's geared toward sleep could increase your dementia risk.

Have you ever heard about a cancer that is "in situ"? There's a reason why it's called that -- and why it's the kind of cancer that still offers hope.

When you're above 50 years of age, there are certain things you must avoid doing for your health. Some of these practices can have effects on your cholesterol.

Out of all the different kinds of noodles, one stands out due to its unique composition and its ability to help manage blood sugar and cholesterol levels

Occasional heartburn is common and often nothing to worry about. But when does it cross the line from annoying to something you should see a doctor about?

Blood cancers begin either in the bone marrow or in the lymphatic system. We'll explain how this type of cancers can ultimately lead to death.

Are you aware of what your blood type is? With this piece of basic but important information, you may be able to determine your pancreatic cancer risk, too.

Many people use over-the-counter sleep aids to help them rest better at night. But there's one particular kind that could increase one's risk of dementia.

Having high cholesterol can be attributed to a variety of health- and lifestyle-related reasons. But there's a genetic condition that can cause this, too.

Apples, oranges, and bananas tend to steal the spotlight, but don't overlook this fruit. It has nutrients that can help you sleep and also prevent cancer.

Have you heard of the concept of "flushing your brain" as you sleep? Turns out, failing to do so may increase your likelihood of developing dementia.