How Thyroid Dysfunction May Lead To Diabetes
If your doctor diagnoses you with a thyroid condition, you are not alone. At least 12% of Americans will develop thyroid dysfunction in their lifetime.
Read MoreIf your doctor diagnoses you with a thyroid condition, you are not alone. At least 12% of Americans will develop thyroid dysfunction in their lifetime.
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Read MoreGood news is on the horizon for those who take insulin as pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly plans to lower costs for this potentially life-saving medication.
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Read MoreYou may think blurry vision is no big deal. But if your vision suddenly gets blurry, or prescription lenses don't correct your poor eyesight, pay attention.
Read MoreWe've long known that polluted air increases the risk of lung diseases. More recent research also highlights a link between pollution and neurological issues.
Read MoreLupus is an autoimmune disorder affecting different body parts, including the skin, joints, kidneys, and brain. Could anxiety be among its symptoms?
Read MoreDifferentiating between flu and COVID can be tricky. However, doing so just became a little easier thanks to a new at-home test. Here's what to know.
Read MoreA nail infection, or paronychia, is an infection that affects the skin around the nail. Prompt care can keep it from getting worse. Here's how to treat it.
Read MorePeople with Type 1 diabetes must carefully balance their insulin doses with their food intake and physical activity, and this requires planning.
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Read MorePneumonia caused by bacterial infection is often the most potentially dangerous kind of pneumonia, in which hospitalization may be required.
Read MoreChemotherapy is a vital part of cancer treatment and has helped save countless lives. However, it can cause side effects, including skin issues.
Read MoreThere are two different types of appendicitis - chronic and acute. Here is the difference between the two as well as how they are diagnosed and treated.
Read MorePolycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, impacts hormones, ovulation, and menstrual cycles. It also may create insulin resistance. Here's why.
Read MoreWhile itchy feet can be annoying, it's usually nothing to be alarmed about. If you're curious about why you experience itchy feet at night, keep reading.
Read MoreCertain types of bacteria can also cause skin infections and other diseases like cellulitis. Here's what you need to look out for and when to call a doctor.
Read MoreWhile alopecia is an autoimmune disorder, traction alopecia occurs when hair has been repeatedly pulled in the same way for an extended time. Here's what to do.
Read MoreIf you decide to go off Ozempic, any harmful side effects will probably go away, but other things can happen to your body. Here's what to know.
Read MoreIncreased lower belly fat may cause the appearance of a prominent bulge, commonly referred to as FUPA (fat upper pubic area). Here's how to get rid of it.
Read MoreWhile sore breasts are rarely a sign of breast cancer, they may indicate other things. Here are some possible causes of breast pain and how to treat them.
Read MoreOne of the less talked about side effects of chemotherapy is its potential impact on the nails. Here's what to know about these changes, and how to manage them.
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