Shania Twain Reveals New Details About Her Lyme Disease Battle
Shania has had a long battle with Lyme disease, and now, in a new documentary, she offers viewers even more details about her experience.
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What You Need To Know About Monkeypox Treatment Options
Monkeypox is making its way around the globe as more people are becoming infected. Here's what to know about treatment options if you have it. -
Greener Neighborhoods May Improve The Function Of Children's Lungs
A new study has revealed some great perks for kids who spend time in nature, including better respiratory health. -
Why Doctors Are Urging TikTok Users To Avoid This Latest Health Trend
Some TikTok trends show us great hacks for everyday life, while others should be avoided completely. Here's a trend doctors say to bypass altogether. -
Hank Williams' Wife Died Of Complications From Cosmetic Surgery. Here's What That Means
Hank Williams Jr.'s wife, Mary Jane Thomas, 58, died on March 22, 2022, in a hospital in Jupiter, Florida, after complications following an elective surgery. -
Why Experts Say Black Patients Should Start Glaucoma Screenings Earlier In Life
New research provides support for the recommendation that black patients should start glaucoma screenings earlier in life. Here is what to know. -
What We Know About Jared Kushner's Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis And Treatment
Nearly no one knew about Jared Kushner's thyroid cancer diagnosis back in 2019. However, his secret battle is detailed in his upcoming memoir. -
Could Temporary Tattoos Be A New Way To Monitor Blood Pressure?
Getting a well-rounded picture of one's blood pressure health can be difficult. Blood pressure readings change in response to several different factors. -
Are Your CBD Products As Effective As Promised?
The findings of a new study published in JAMA Network suggest that CBD products may need regulatory oversight to ensure they are accurately labeled. -
Which State In The US Had The Most Deaths In 2021?
With 2021 being the most deadly year in history, you may wonder which state was hit hardest. Here's what to know about the link between death toll and location. -
James Caan's Cause Of Death Explained
Coronary artery disease develops over many years, typically due to a build-up of cholesterol deposits (or plaques) and inflammation in the coronary arteries. -
Study Finds People Who Nap Regularly Have A Higher Risk For High Blood Pressure And Stroke
Researchers have linked daytime napping frequency to increased blood pressure, hemorrhagic stroke, and ischemic stroke in certain adults. -
New Research Suggests Neighborhood Factors Put Kids At A Higher Risk Of Asthma Complications
A study has determined that community factors play a role in putting kids with asthma at higher risk. Discover what the factors are and how they affect kids. -
As Heat Waves Across The US Continue, Here's How You Can Help Older Adults Stay Safe
Over the weekend, over 90 million people in the U.S. were under heat advisories. These conditions can pose health risks, especially for older adults. -
Monkeypox Is Officially A Public Health Emergency. Here's What You Need To Know
The World Health Organization has officially declared monkeypox to be a public health emergency. Learn more about the decision and how to protect yourself. -
A New Study Finds Virtual Reality Has The Potential To Treat Some Phobias
A 2022 study examined how a smartphone app linked to a VR headset could help people overcome specific phobias. So, how does it work, and could it help you? -
How Feeding Your Pup Raw Meat Could Actually Put Your Health At Risk
New research shows that raw meat is one type of treat that should be avoided for the sake of your dog's health, as well as your own. -
Gene Therapy Provides A Promising Treatment For A Type Of Hemophilia
Hemophilia B is a genetic disorder where the protein that's responsible for helping the blood clot is missing or defective. Now, a new gene therapy may help. -
What Amazon's Purchase Of One Medical Really Means
According to Amazon, the technology would make it more convenient for users to renew prescriptions, book appointments, and connect with physicians. -
What We Know About The First US Reported Polio Case In Nearly A Decade
The U.S. has reported its first case of polio in over a decade. Learn more about where it happened and how to protect yourself and your family. -
Study Finds Diversity In Nurses May Improve Maternal Health Outcomes
As a country that has worse maternal health outcomes than most developed nations, the U.S. faces a huge task in rectifying maternal health disparities. -
Sitting In The Sauna After Your Workout Has More Benefits Than You Think
Saunas are a great tool for recovering from hard workouts. But new research suggests they could also boost your health in this unexpected way. -
Why You May Want To Pass On Freeze-Dried Blueberries During Your Next Trip To The Market
Health experts are warning consumers of a recent recall of freeze-dried blueberries. Here's what you need to know. -
How HIV Surveillance Technology May Be Causing More Harm Than Good
Detecting HIV clusters and identifying the type of viral strain through molecular surveillance has already helped uncover over 300 HIV outbreaks in the U.S. -
Emilia Clarke Reveals She's 'Missing' Parts Of Her Brain After Aneurysms. Here's What That Means
Emilia Clarke's first aneurysm led to a stroke and subarachnoid hemorrhage. This is bleeding that occurs in between the brain and the surrounding membrane -
How Your Smartphone Can Monitor Your Kidney Health
Healthy.io announced that it has developed the first app approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to help patients monitor kidney health. -
Study Reveals The Dangers Of Driving Under The Influence Of Marijuana
Marijuana impacts your brain in ways that affect your body's movements, judgment, and other functions that can negatively impact your driving.
