While breast cancer treatment can induce anxiety and fear, there may be some good news for women hoping to become pregnant after long-term therapy treatment.
When constipation hits, relief can't come fast enough. While you can use laxatives to get things moving, what about a natural option like apple cider vinegar?
The government has been sending households free COVID-19 home test kits but recently, there has been confusion regarding the reliability of some of these tests.
Anaphylaxis can be fatal, and knowing how to respond to it can save your life or the life of someone around you. Here are some of its unexpected triggers.
The female anatomy is still grossly understudied. A good example of this is the confusion in the medical community around diagnosing PCOS and its symptoms.
Heart disease accounts for 1 out of every 5 deaths in the United States. However, chia seeds can help prevent heart disease. Here's how they could help.
Colitis and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) are two disorders that affect the digestive system. Both cause gut issues, but there are some important differences.
Though chlamydia is often known as a sexual disease, it can also affect the eyes - a condition known as trachoma. Learn how this happens and how to prevent it.
Helping a spouse who has cancer can feel overwhelming and scary. Now research suggests there's evidence it can impact one's mental health. Here's what to know.
Why do eyebrow twitches happen in the first place, and how can you stop them? Here are some of the possible reasons why your eyebrow won't stop twitching.
An enema is a last-resort intervention for people experiencing constipation. The goal is to help relieve the condition and restore regular bowel activity.
It may surprise you that there are people who are blind, but adamantly refuse to accept their condition. Learn more about Anton Syndrome and how it develops.
The skin on the eyelid is thinner and more delicate than the rest of the body's skin. But the eyelids can sometimes become flaky and dry for several reasons.
With COVID, flu, and RSV infections surging, it's more crucial than ever to protect yourself. But if you're feeling sick, how do you know which virus you have?
Produced in the testes, testosterone is a sex hormone that plays a significant role in male development. However, it's possible to have low levels of it.