How To Identify And Treat Poison Sumac
You've likely heard of poison ivy, but you may not know its rash-inducing friend, poison sumac. Here's how you can identify and treat a poison sumac reaction.
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How A Clinical Trial Shows Promising News For Children With Peanut Allergies
Life is much more stressful when your child has a peanut allergy. A recent clinical trial, however, is showing promise in desensitizing allergic reactions.
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What To Do When Your Child's Fever Won't Ease Up
It feels incredibly stressful when you're child has a fever, especially so if the fever isn't letting up. Here's what to do when that happens.
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Why You Should Never Spray Perfume In Your Armpits
It's natural for us to want to smell good and we often achieve this with perfumes. One area to avoid spritzing, however, is your underarms. Here's why.
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What Is The 'Icing Your Chest' Trend And Does It Work?
Social media has various hacks people promote to reduce anxiety, like the trend of icing your chest. Does it work?
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Studies Suggest The Bivalent COVID Booster Is No More Effective Than Original Vaccine
The bivalent booster has been available for months now. But you may wonder about its efficacy. Here's the latest research.
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Why You Should Never Quit Ativan Cold Turkey
Ativan, a benzodiazepine used to treat short-term anxiety, is considered a habit-forming drug. But quitting cold turkey is highly dangerous. Here's why.
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Jeff Beck's Cause Of Death Explained
People around the globe are shocked and saddened by the swift passing of Jeff Beck. Here's what to know.
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Why The CDC Warns Against Using Tap Water In Home Medical Devices
Although America has one of the safest public drinking water systems globally, tap water is not intended for use in everything, like filling up medical devices.
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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.
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Carole Cook's Cause Of Death Explained
At the age of 98, renowned stage, television, and film star Carole Cook has died. Recently, details regarding the cause of her death were given.
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Can You Safely Stop Longterm Breast Cancer Therapy To Get Pregnant?
While breast cancer treatment can induce anxiety and fear, there may be some good news for women hoping to become pregnant after long-term therapy treatment.
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Illicit Drugs That Have Medicinal Benefits
A growing body of research supports a variety of possible health benefits related to therapeutic illicit drug use, despite its risks. Here are a few examples.
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Why UTIs Can Frequently Happen During Pregnancy
UTIs are relatively common during pregnancy. Left untreated, these infections can cause serious complications for both the mother and the baby.
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Why You Need To Stay Hydrated After A Massage
If you've had a massage, you were probably encouraged to drink plenty of water after your session. But why is staying hydrated so important after a rubdown?
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Why Winter Is The Best Time Of The Year To Get Surgery
If you are getting surgery, one thing to consider is when the procedure will take place. Here's why winter might be a good time of year to get surgery.
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How Long Does LASIK Surgery Last?
LASIK eye surgery is helpful if your vision isn't great but you no longer want to wear glasses or contact lenses. But how long do LASIK results last?
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Can Apple Cider Vinegar Relieve Constipation?
When constipation hits, relief can't come fast enough. While you can use laxatives to get things moving, what about a natural option like apple cider vinegar?
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Why The Free Government Mailed COVID Tests Are Producing Confusion
The government has been sending households free COVID-19 home test kits but recently, there has been confusion regarding the reliability of some of these tests.
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Health Digest Survey: How Often Do People Floss Their Teeth?
Flossing is a task that can easily be overlooked. However, to find out how often people really floss, we conducted an exclusive Health Digest survey.
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What The Resurgence In Mumps Is Leading Experts To Theorize
Although much of the U.S. population is vaccinated against mumps, outbreaks still occur. Here's why health experts think this might be happening.
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Is There A Link Between GERD And Gallbladder Disease?
As GERD and gallbladder disease are conditions located in the digestive system, some may wonder whether there's a connection between the two.
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What It Means When Your Feet Are Peeling
Peeling feet can be not only embarrassing but painful as well. If you notice your feet can't seem to stay moisturized, here are some possible reasons why.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Showering Right After You Eat
Once you've eaten, you may need to jump in the shower to get your day going. However, there are a few things to consider about showering right after a meal.
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11 Signs Of Oral Cancer You Should Never Ignore
Oral cancer, or cancer found in the mouth or throat, can come with a number of symptoms you shouldn't ignore. Familiarize yourself with them here.
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How Are Ovarian Cysts Treated?
The idea of a cyst forming and rupturing on one or both of the ovaries can be alarming to a number of women. Luckily, there are ways to treat it.
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Copper Versus Hormonal IUDs: Which Is Right For You?
Whether you go with a copper or hormonal IUD, knowing which one is best suited for you and your body is crucial. Therefore, there are some factors to consider.
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