What Is 'Hairy Tongue' And How Can You Prevent It?
What prompts the development of hairy tongue, or coated tongue? Here's everything you need to know about what causes the condition and how to prevent it.
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What's The Difference Between The Progestin-Only And A Combination Birth Control?
While combination pills are a common choice, they may not be a good choice for everyone. Here's what you should know about progestin-only and combination pills. -
Why Experts Predict That Upcoming COVID Variants Might Be The Most Vaccine-Resistant Yet
A new study aims to explain how our vaccines stack up against the new COVID variants. Here's what experts have to say. -
What Is The Hormone Theory Of Aging?
Because hormones play a significant role in so many areas of the body, it's easy to hypothesize that hormones could be involved in the body's aging process. -
How To Best Protect Yourself From The 'Tridemic' During Holiday Travel
Many experts are talking about the tridemic, which may concern you about holiday travel. Here are tips to stay healthy this holiday season. -
Study Finds Connection Between Screen Time And OCD In Early Adolescents
While the of phones and other screens is common among kids, a new study has found a link between screen time and obsessive-compulsive disorder in pre-teens. -
Neosporin Or Mederma: Which OTC Scar Remedy Do People Prefer?
Life can be full of instances where we wind up with scars. Fortunately, there are OTC medications that can help them heal. But which is the most popular? -
Is Spotting Before Your Period A Sign Of Pregnancy?
Spotting can be a worrying development, particularly if your period isn't due for a while. But, funnily enough, it can also be an early symptom of pregnancy. -
Myths About Tinnitus You Need To Stop Believing
Tinnitus causes someone to hear noises that don't come from an audible source, and myths about the condition are common. Here are some you can stop believing. -
What Happens To Your Body When You Break A Bone
Broken bones can be painful, and they might take a little while to heal. Here's a look at everything that happens inside your body when you break a bone. -
What Does It Mean To Be Neurodivergent?
Neurodivergent is a term being used more and more lately, but what does it mean? And why is the term becoming more and more popular as of late? -
Horseback Riding May Be The Ultimate Exercise For Those With Multiple Sclerosis
Can horseback riding be as therapeutic for individuals struggling with multiple sclerosis as it has been found to be with other conditions? Here's the research. -
Why You May Have Lower Back Pain On Just The Left Side
Most of us experience back pain at some point or another, and it can mean different things depending on the location. Here's what lower left back pain may mean. -
Myths You Should Stop Believing About Allergic Asthma
Allergic asthma isn't the same as regular asthma. Here's what you should know about allergic asthma and its causes, symptoms, and treatments. -
What Are The Risks Of Sitting In A Sauna?
Sitting in a sauna can have health benefits. However, these rewards are not without risk. Here's what you need to know about the risks of sitting in a sauna. -
What's The Difference Between FDA Approval And Emergency Use Authorization?
Two terms we have often heard with COVID drugs and vaccines are FDA approval and Emergency Use Authorization. These are the important differences between them. -
Signs You Might Be Allergic To The Dust In Your House
If you're constantly sneezing, especially when you find yourself at home, you may be allergic to the dust around you. Luckily, there are some ways you can tell. -
Can Adding Sweet Potatoes To Your Diet Help Reduce Your Risk Of Cancer?
Sweet potatoes are well known for their strong nutrient profile. In fact, some wonder if they can be the key to lessening the chance of certain types of cancer. -
What Are The Drawbacks Of Dermaplaning Your Face?
While dermaplaning can be a good option for those looking for smoother skin, there are some additional downsides to consider before booking your appointment. -
How To Quickly Relieve Diarrhea
Diarrhea is a condition involving watery or loose stool that, in its acute form, typically lasts between 1 and 2 days. Here is how you can relieve diarrhea. -
Claritin Explained: Usage, Dosage, And Side Effects
Let's explore what makes Claritin effective and dependable, and how best to use it to get maximum positive effects and minimal-to-no negative effects. -
If You Suffer From Seasonal Allergies, Here's How Your Immune System Responds
More than 25 million people suffer from seasonal allergies. Here's what we know about how the immune system responds to create seasonal allergies. -
Study Finds Stark Difference In Antibody Levels With COVID Survivors Who Lost Taste Or Smell
Researchers have been studying how symptoms like loss of taste and smell are linked to antibody levels. These are the differences that they have found. -
Open Versus Minimally Invasive Surgery: What's The Difference?
Just as the reason for surgery varies, so does the method. Here's what you should know about open and minimally invasive surgeries and how they differ. -
Unexpected Complications Of Severe Eczema
Eczema can be hard enough to deal with on its own, but the condition can also make you prone to other complications. Here's what you should know. -
Is It Possible For Vitamins To Get Rid Of Your Freckles?
Freckles are generally harmless. However, they can be removed or faded using a variety of methods. But can taking vitamins actually be one of them? -
Optometrist Versus Ophthalmologist: Which Is Best For You And Your Eyes?
Eye examinations are carried out by both optometrists and ophthalmologists. However, both have differences despite focusing on eye- and vision-related issues.
