Why The World Health Organization Plans To Rename Monkeypox
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced that it plans to rename monkeypox due to concerns that the name is stigmatizing. Here is what you should know.
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What Is Aphantasia And Do You Experience It?
Approximately 1% to 5% of the general population struggles to visualize scenes, objects, or people in their minds using their imagination. -
The Best Exercises To Help Reverse The Course Of Prediabetes
People with prediabetes are at risk of developing type 2 diabetes, but the good news is they can reverse the condition with lifestyle changes such as exercise. -
How You Can Prevent Blood Clots From Forming After Surgery
Blood clots are the body's way of stopping bleeding, but when they form inappropriately, they can be life-threatening. Here's how to prevent this after surgery. -
Study Reveals A Simple Way To Manage Blood Sugar Levels If You Have Type 2 Diabetes
Exercise and a healthy diet can stave off complications of diabetes. Now research suggests there may be another way to keep blood sugar balanced -- whey powder. -
How To Identify If You Have A Hernia
Are you having an aching sensation that you think may be due to a hernia? Understanding hernias can help you determine if this is the cause of your discomfort. -
What's The Difference Between Crohn's Disease And Ulcerative Colitis?
Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis both tend to show several similarities in their symptoms. So how exactly does each differ? Well, one is not curable. -
7 Foods To Eat And 7 Foods To Avoid For Gout
For those with gout, diet is a huge part of managing the condition and minimizing painful attacks. Here are some foods to eat, and some to avoid. -
Could Getting Cochlear Implants Reduce Your Chances Of Developing Dementia?
Research indicates a link between hearing loss and increased risk of dementia in the elderly. Could getting cochlear implants help reduce your chances? -
Your Gender Can Impact Your Heart Health More Than You Think
Unhealthy lifestyles that include poor dietary habits and insufficient physical activity increase the risk of cardiovascular problems in all age groups. -
If You Have Rapid Unexpected Weight Gain, This May Be Why
Contrary to popular belief, weight gain is not always necessarily due to bad eating or lack of exercise. Here is what could cause unexpected weight gain. -
Why Having A 'Normal' Glucose Level Doesn't Always Mean Your Insulin Levels Are OK
Insulin is a hormone that manages blood sugar, but just because blood sugar levels are normal doesn't mean that the same is true for insulin levels. -
Everything You Need To Know About Ocular Rosacea
Rosacea is a chronic condition that causes your face to redden. When it affects the eyes, independently or in addition to the skin, it is called ocular rosacea. -
Warning Signs From Your Stomach That You Shouldn't Ignore
Signs of stomach cancer can be so vague that they don't really raise any suspicion. That's why it's important to be aware of common warning signs. -
Can Pulmonary Hypertension Make It Harder For You To Breathe?
Pulmonary hypertension is a type of high blood pressure that occurs in the lungs. Does this mean that it can lead to difficulty breathing? Here's what to know. -
How And When To Use Every Type Of Thermometer
The best way to check for a fever is by using a thermometer, but there are so many different kinds out there, you may have a difficult time choosing one. -
The Connection Between Red Eyes And Blood Pressure Explained
We all know hypertension can have a lot of nasty effects on our health, but can it cause red eyes? Here's what to know about how hypertension affects your eyes. -
Can A UTI Make It Harder For You To Breathe?
Sometimes, if a urinary tract infection is untreated, it can progress to a more serious condition called urosepsis, which can cause difficulty breathing. -
Inside Shania Twain's Experience With Lyme Disease
In 2003, Shania Twain was bit by a tick while horseback riding in Virginia and contracted the bacterial infection known as Lyme disease. -
Starches That Actually Help Inflammatory Bowel Disease Symptoms
What you think you know about fiber and IBD may not be accurate. -
The Best Fruits And Vegetables For Diabetes Management
Diabetes is a common condition amongst many Americans. Fortunately, by eating these fruits and vegetables, you can manage the condition well. -
The Surprising Technique That May Soothe Your Allergies
Allergies are a common health condition for Americans. But can alternative therapies provide relief beyond taking medications? Here's one to consider. -
Does Rubella Still Exist?
From 1964 to 1965, some 12.5 million people in the U.S. were infected with rubella. After the vaccination program, however, cases in the U.S. dropped. -
Dr. John Dobak On How DermTech's Smart Stickers Will Revolutionize Melanoma Diagnosis - Exclusive
Melanoma is a serious skin cancer that is preventable if caught early and companies like DermTech are trying to change that with more advanced testing. -
7 Foods To Eat And 7 To Avoid For Diverticulitis
Diet can have a huge impact on conditions affecting the digestive tract, so if you have diverticulitis, here are some foods you'll want to try or avoid. -
The Most Common Ulcerative Colitis Treatments
Here's what you need to know about treating ulcerative colitis. -
What Are The Racial Disparities In Breast Cancer?
Here's what you should know about how breast cancer affects people of different races.
