Health Conditions

Luxuriating in a hot shower after a taxing day is bound to wash away all our stressors, right? So why is your calming shower leaving you with a migraine?

You're settling into bed when the urge to go to the bathroom strikes. What gives? As it turns out, there are several reasons it might be happening.

Even though your feet probably don't get as much sun exposure as other parts of your body, you could get cancer on your feet. Here's what to look out for.

Some evidence suggests that environmental factors may influence a person's likelihood of developing multiple sclerosis -- including one's geographical location.

Even if you practice good sleep hygiene every night, allergies can often wreck your ability to sleep. Here's why the symptoms might seem worse at night.

A clinical trial research recently published showed promising results for a drug that appears to decrease the number of lung cancer patient deaths.

Ringworm is an infectious fungal disease that can affect both pets and humans. But, is it possible for the you to contract ringworm from your pets?

While exercise is an important piece of the puzzle when it comes to maintaining our health, does it pose a risk for those with low blood pressure?

As the costly diabetes drug Ozempic continues to be in short supply across the United States, many are turning to a natural supplement to curb their appetites.

While an injury, teeth grinding, or a surgical procedure may cause your jaw to hurt all over, there are instances when the pain may be isolated to one side.

When you think of diabetes, the jaw is probably the last thing on your mind. However, this particular jaw symptom could actually be related to your diabetes.

While Zyrtec is taken to help relieve symptoms of allergies, many may come to wonder whether the medication could bring on feelings of drowsiness.

When people hear the term CPR, they often envision a mouth-to-mouth procedure, combined with applied pressure on the chest. Is mouth-to-mouth necessary?

The Alzheimer's Association has designated June to be Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month for people to share their stories about living with brain diseases.

While some know all about multiple sclerosis day, others may not be aware of the meaning behind the day. Here's what you need to know regarding MS Day.

Multiple sclerosis is a disease affecting the nervous system, causing symptoms such as numbness, pain, fatigue, or memory problems. This is how it's diagnosed.

Are genetic factors at play in the development of MS? Let's dive deeper into how a family history of MS may increase someone's chances of having MS.

Lymphoma, or cancer of the lymph nodes, can be either Hodgkin or non-Hodgkin, but what distinguishes these types? Read on to learn more.

Health authorities are warning that mpox may resurge this summer. Here's what you need to know.

Flu vaccines need to be updated annually and can vary in effectiveness year to year, but a universal flu vaccine under clinical trial might change that.

If you have diabetes, monitoring your ABCs is a huge key to tracking and managing your health. We spoke with an expert for his tips on on tracking ABCs.

If bending over causes you to get a headache, a few factors could be behind it. Read on to learn more.

Coke Zero, which has no sugar, may seem like an ideal soda option for those with diabetes -- but is that actually the case? Read on to learn more.

You've likely heard of eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia, but what does it mean when someone has "disordered eating." An expert explains.

Those who contract Lyme disease may wonder if they could transmit it to another person. Here's what you need to know.

Humans have limited regenerative abilities, but there are some parts of the human body that can repair themselves. Learn more about them in this article.

If you've had treatment for varicose veins, is it possible that they will come back? Here's everything you need to know.