What Are Beta Blockers Used For?
Beta blockers are a type of drug that can help manage blood pressure and reduce stressors on the body caused by adrenaline. Here's how they work.
Read MoreBeta blockers are a type of drug that can help manage blood pressure and reduce stressors on the body caused by adrenaline. Here's how they work.
Read MoreIt's not uncommon for infants to lose the hair on their delicate heads during their first four to six months. But some babies are born with a bald spot.
Read MoreAlthough peppermint oil may be beneficial in relieving pain, headaches, or nausea, it can have adverse effects in some individuals due to substances it carries.
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Read MoreAlthough crying has its benefits, sometimes your flood of tears is followed by a pounding headache. So why does crying trigger this body response?
Read MoreWhere is the line drawn between a healthy blood pressure measurement and one that has dropped far below normal? Here are the signs to watch for.
Read MoreDiabetes can adversely affect your health in a variety of ways, but can it also affect your ability to sleep well? Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreThyroid hormones are released by the thyroid gland. They are responsible for maintaining body temperature and proper functions of all body organs.
Read MoreModel Hailey Bieber had a recent health scare. Now she shares details of what led to her mini stoke and what she's doing to recover.
Read MoreMaria Shriver is a passionate advocate for women's health and Alzheimer's disease. Here, we discuss her new partnership with the Cleveland Clinic.
Read MoreHepatitis is a viral infection characterized by inflammation of the liver and a mysterious global outbreak in children is underway.
Read MoreCan measuring salt levels in breast tumors help determine cancer severity? Results from a new study suggest salt's role in treating cancer.
Read MoreTechnology has inadvertently created a new physical malaise called tech neck. But what causes it and how do we prevent it in the first place?
Read MoreKidney problems can cause back pain, but it's not an issue that can always be treated with home remedies and anti-inflammatory medications.
Read MoreSometimes, pain in your abdomen may be more than just a tummyache. Here are some of the possible causes of stomach pain and how to prevent or treat them.
Read MoreAphasia can interrupt someone's ability to communicate. Here are tips on how to effectively communicate with someone who has aphasia.
Read MoreIn the wake of a cancer diagnosis, Ethan Zohn's turned to alternative medicine and proven more than once he's a survivor.
Read MoreResearchers have recently uncovered how artificial intelligence may soon predict your risk of cardiac arrest. Here's what you need to know.
Read MorePeople report headaches more than any other kind of pain, but it turns out that headaches come in many different types. Here's how to tell the difference.
Read MoreMono is a common syndrome, especially amongst young adults and teens. Here are the most common ways it spreads and how to protect yourself.
Read MoreMono is more common in teens and young adults and there are three phases of the illness. Here's what you may experience in each phase.
Read MoreMaria Shriver is making waves in the world of Alzheimer's advocacy and research. Here's how she's changing the game for women impacted by the disease.
Read MoreWith springtime comes allergies, but acupuncture may help reduce allergy symptoms. Here are pressure points that will help reduce your allergies.
Read MoreWithout warning, migraine attacks can sneak in and wreak havoc on daily affairs. They can make it challenging to complete daily responsibilities.
Read MoreYour heart is an extremally important organ. Some exercises are good for people with heart problems. Others aren't, and should absolutely be avoided.
Read MoreFor the roughly 25 to 45 million Americans who deal with irritable bowel syndrome, relief can be hard to find. Could peppermint oil be helpful?
Read MoreNew research has shown that heart health is not only important for keeping our blood flowing and bodies going, but that it even impacts our brain function.
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