Doctor Reveals The Most Unexpected Risk Factors For Heart Disease
One of the difficult things about heart disease is that it has many causes. Heart defects and diseased heart muscle can be causes—but there are others too.
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If You Keep Getting Headaches At Night, Here's Why
Anything that interrupts your sleep can be annoying, especially if it's painful. Getting a headache at the same time every night could have a few causes. -
A Surprising Reason For Your Persistent Headache
While there are some treatments to ease headache discomfort, sometimes these are not effective — and there may be a good explanation why. -
What Actually Happens To Your Heart When You Exercise Every Day
How much exercise is enough, and what happens to your heart with daily, deliberate physical activity? -
The Real Reason Wine Can Give You A Headache
Researchers have been looking into the exact ways that alcohol, and specifically wine, can cause headaches. -
Dustin Diamond's Fatal Lung Cancer Explained
Only three weeks after his diagnosis of stage 4 small cell lung carcinoma, actor Dustin Diamond, age 44, has passed away. This is his fatal cancer explained. -
You Might Be Allergic To Cold Weather If This Happens
Though it is rare, it is possible to be allergic to the cold. In fact, you might be allergic to cold weather if this happens. -
Tricks You Need To Try To Get Rid Of Headaches
If you've got a headache and are tired of popping over-the-counter medications to treat your pain, here's some alternative tricks to try. -
What It Really Means When You Want To Eat Chalk
While it may not sound the most appetizing, some people might find themselves craving - and actually eating - chalk. Why does this happen? -
Is Sweating Out A Fever Actually Safe?
Some people believe that bundling up in layers or exercising to induce sweating will help rid the body of fever faster. -
Can Stress Really Cause A Fever?
Stress is known to wreak havoc on the body, but studies have found that physical or emotional stress may actually cause a fever in some people. -
How Vitamin D Can Help During Cold And Flu Season
For years, studies have suggested that vitamin D, while important for healthy bones, is also relevant for fighting viruses. -
If You Get A Headache After Yoga, Here's Why
While it's not common to end a yoga class with a headache, there are a few reasons you're not feeling as relaxed and at ease as you might have hoped. -
If You're Having Constipation, This Might Be Why
Constipation is a common and growing problem in the United States. If you're having trouble going number two, here are some things that may be contributing. -
How Long Your Stomach Flu Is Really Contagious
The stomach flu is an infection of the intestines that can be caused by a variety of germs. How long are you contagious if you have it? -
Can You Really Die Of A Broken Heart?
Have you heard of something called "broken heart syndrome?" -
Myths About The Flu You Need To Stop Believing
Although the flu affects up to 8 percent of the United States population each year, there's still plenty of myths circulating about this illness. -
Vitamin C: Does It Really Help With Colds?
Vitamin C has been touted for decades as a great way to beat the common cold. But does vitamin C actually do anything to decrease your chance of getting sick? -
The Reason Why Your Fingers Are So Cold When Typing
Even at normal temperatures, your hands may get uncomfortably frigid when you've been typing for a long time — but what causes this? -
Surprising Allergies You Probably Never Even Realized You Had
Pollen and dust allergies are very common, but there are nearly endless things a person can be allergic to. Here's a look at some of the most surprising. -
What Really Causes Cold Sores?
Approximately 50 to 80 percent of American adults are affected by herpes simplex virus-1 (HSV), the virus responsible for cold sores. This is what really causes cold sores and how to prevent and treat any outbreaks. -
The Real Reason You Feel Tired After The Flu Shot
You might be wary of side effects from the flu shot, including the feeling of fatigue that some people report, but experts say it is nothing to fear. -
You Might Have The Common Cold If You Have These Symptoms
Not sure if what you have is a cold? Here's a look at some of the most common symptoms. -
Is It Safe To Work Out After Getting A Flu Shot?
On the day you get a flu shot, you could rightfully pick up a pizza, drive home, and set up camp on your couch for the evening. If you'd rather head to the gym for your favorite spin class, but you're concerned since you have just received a vaccination, then you can breathe a sigh of relief. -
If Your Feet Get Cold When You Exercise, This Is Why
Congratulations! You've just finished your cardio and strength routines, and you're feeling good. Your body feels tired but strong all at once. You're humming the last song on your playlist. The sweat is still pouring — but for some reason, your feet are cold. Here could be the reasons why. -
The Real Reason Your Arm Hurts After Getting A Flu Shot
If you've ever wondered why your arm hurts after getting a flu shot, look no further. Soreness or pain in the arm and shoulder area is caused by inflammation. Why does this happen? -
Cold Vs. Sinus Infection: What's The Difference?
It's hard enough dealing with the discomfort and pain caused by illness. And it's even worse when you're not sure what kind of sickness you have. Is it the common cold — or is it a sinus infection, which might require a trip to the doctor for treatment?
