The Unfortunate Connection Between Heartburn And Back Pain
Back pain is a common affliction with a variety of possible causes. Acid reflux can cause you to experience this, too, because of the way it affects your body.
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Celebrities Who Deal With Anxiety Disorders
Celebrities may seem like they're immune to the mental health perils of being constantly in the spotlight. But some have been candid about their struggles.
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The Shingles Vaccine May Be Helpful In Preventing A Common Age-Related Illness
The shingles vaccine can help you avoid an outbreak of shingles, but research says it may also be able to protect you against a common age-related illness.
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If You Can't Find The Cause Of Your Tinnitus, You May Want To Look At Your Teeth
Tinnitus can severely affect your quality of life, and a person may suffer from it for various reasons. But sometimes, the cause may lie in your oral health.
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What Happens To Your Teeth When You Floss Every Day
You've probably been told that flossing is important, but just *how* vital is it? Read on to learn what will happen if you make flossing a daily habit.
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The Commonly Mistaken Sign Of Shingles You Shouldn't Ignore
Shingles is a viral infection that causes pain and discomfort. Unfortunately, one sign you have it is easy to miss, as it resembles a common condition.
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The Sneaky Side Effects Of Taking A Magnesium Bath
Some people swear by taking magnesium baths (aka Epsom baths) because of the purported health benefits attached to the practice. But what does science say?
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The Scary Side Effects Of Having Mold Hidden In Your Home
People who spend time in damp buildings may experience mold-related health issues. However, they may not realize that mold is the cause of their symptoms.
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The Origins Of BMI Are Further Removed From Medical Science Than You Knew
When your your height and weight are checked, you may also be given your BMI. However, this metric isn't as grounded in medical science as you might think.
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When You Oversleep, This Is What Happens To Your Immune System
While you may think that sleeping in to make up for lack of sleep is a good idea, be careful not to oversleep. Otherwise, your immune system may suffer.
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Why These Unusual Celeb Health Habits Are Actually Harmful
Thanks to social media, celebrities' influence have become more powerful than ever. Here's a list of the most unusual celeb health habits you should avoid.
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The Hidden Clue That Might Be Able To Predict Your Risk Of Alzheimer's
With the help of AI, an unexpected aspect of a person's lifestyle may actually help medical professionals determine their likelihood of developing Alzheimer's.
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Why It Feels Like You Can't Swallow When You Have Anxiety
If you suffer from bouts of anxiety, you may sometimes feel an inability to swallow. And the moment you notice this, your situation can get even worse.
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What Happens To You Body When You Watch A Movie Before Bed
Winding down with a TV show or movie right before bed might sound like a smart idea, but it can have unpleasant effects on your sleep quality and health.
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Swap Cranberry Juice For A Popular High-Protein Ingredient To Prevent Annoying UTIs
Consuming cranberry juice has earned popularity as a UTI prevention strategy. However, other foods can help reduce your chances of a UTI, too.
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You Shouldn't Ignore This Sneaky Symptom Of Esophageal Cancer
You can't take any unusual symptoms for granted, especially when it comes to esophageal cancer. That's why you should never ignore this sneaky symptom.
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Drink More Watermelon Juice And You Might See A Change In Your Blood Pressure
As if you needed another excuse for downing some watermelon juice, it turns out that the naturally sweet beverage may help your blood pressure.
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The Medical Procedure RFK Jr. Underwent In Japan To Try And Fix His Quivering Voice
In 2022, RFK Jr. traveled to Japan to undergo a specific type of surgery for his condition, spasmodic dysphonia. He has tried other treatments as well.
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The Connection Between Cannabis And Psychosis, Explained
While Trump has said he may classify marijuana as a less dangerous drug, it's not without risk. Here's what we know about a link between cannabis and psychosis.
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The Popular Weight Loss Drug That May Also Help Prevent Dementia And Manage Asthma Symptoms
According to recent research, a common medication for managing diabetes and weight loss may also provide benefits for mental health and asthma symptoms.
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Oversleeping Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Back
While it's probably much more common to hear about the negative effects of lack of sleep, oversleeping can also be bad for your health, particularly your back.
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When You Quit Drinking Soda, This Is What Happens To You
Americans love their soda, but a growing number of experts have been urging us to quit our pop habit. Here's what happens when you give it up.
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Ozzy Osbourne's Cause Of Death Explained
The official cause of death has been released for late rockstar Ozzy Osbourne, who died in July 2025 at the age of 76 and also had Parkinson's disease.
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What Happens To Your Circulation When You Feel Anxious
Experiencing anxiety and fear can take a toll on your daily activities, but it can also have effects on your physical health, including your blood circulation.
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A Popular Sugar-Free Sweetener Might Have Cancer-Fighting Benefits
According to recent research, a popular alternative to sugar may actually protect the body against cancer. But the use of this sweetener isn't without risks.
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When You Feel Homesick, This Is What Happens To Your Body
Feelings of homesickness can make it difficult for you to think and function. Surprisingly, though, being homesick may take a toll on your body physically, too.
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A Common Drug Prescribed For Chronic Back Pain May Lead To Higher Risk Of Dementia
If you're suffering from chronic back pain, chances are you're familiar with this common medication. But using it may put your future brain health at risk.
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