Here's Why Your Oral Diabetes Medication Stopped Working
Because your body is always changing, you might find at some point your oral diabetes medication is no longer effective. Here's why it happens and what to do.
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What Is Alzheimer's And Brain Awareness Month?
The Alzheimer's Association has designated June to be Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month for people to share their stories about living with brain diseases.
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Is There A Difference Between Delayed-Release And Extended-Release Medications?
Scanning through various options of over-the-counter medications can be overwhelming. Learn the difference between extended and delayed-release medications.
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Surgeon General Warns Of The Harmful Mental Health Effects Social Media Can Have On Kids
U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy issued an advisory about the risk of social media on the mental health of adolescents. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is World Multiple Sclerosis Day?
While some know all about multiple sclerosis day, others may not be aware of the meaning behind the day. Here's what you need to know regarding MS Day.
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Open Vs. Closed-System Colonics: What's The Difference?
There are two types of colonics that may be performed: open and closed-system. Here's how they are different and how this might affect which you choose.
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How Is Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosed?
Multiple sclerosis is a disease affecting the nervous system, causing symptoms such as numbness, pain, fatigue, or memory problems. This is how it's diagnosed.
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What Does Nighttime Depression Feel Like And How Is It Treated?
For some people, their depressive feelings worsen at night. Let's take a look at what it feels like to have nighttime depression as well as how it's treated.
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Is Diarrhea A Sign Of Impending Labor?
When it's time to go into labor, most know what is to come in the next few hours to bring their baby into the world. However, can diarrhea be a sign of labor?
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Is Multiple Sclerosis Genetic?
Are genetic factors at play in the development of MS? Let's dive deeper into how a family history of MS may increase someone's chances of having MS.
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Can A Dental Abscess Heal On Its Own?
A dental abscess can be pretty discomforting. That being said, some people may be wondering if it can be left alone to heal. Here's what we know.
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Our Mental Health Expert Explains What It Means To Receive A Dual Diagnosis
It's not uncommon to receive a dual diagnosis for mental health conditions, but what does this mean and how does it affect treatment? Read on to learn more.
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Can Insomnia Be Treated With Trazodone?
Trazodone is a medication approved to treat depression, and it's sometimes used off-label for insomnia -- but is it really effective for that purpose?
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Can Taking Ozempic Cause Smelly Burps?
Ozempic is a drug used to treat diabetes, and sometimes to control weight. Like most drugs, it can cause side effects -- are smelly burps one of them?
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What Are 'Vegetative' Depression Symptoms?
When certain symptoms of depression are described as 'vegetative,' what does this mean? Read on to learn more.
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Here Are The Biggest Misconceptions About OCD, According To Our Mental Health Expert
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is an often-misunderstood condition. We spoke to a mental health expert to dispel some of the most common myths about OCD.
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What Is Monophasic Birth Control And Is It Right For You?
Monophasic birth control is a type of oral contraception, but how does it work and is it the best option for you? Here's what you should know.
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The Best Method For Getting Rid Of A Stye
In order to get rid of your stye, your first instinct may be to seek medical attention. However, the best method is done from the comfort of your home.
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Can Vertigo Cause Panic Attacks?
A number of factors can cause the unbalanced feeling of vertigo, but can vertigo in turn lead to a panic attack? Here's what you should know.
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The Difference Between Hodgkin And Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, According To A Doctor
Lymphoma, or cancer of the lymph nodes, can be either Hodgkin or non-Hodgkin, but what distinguishes these types? Read on to learn more.
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Is It Safe For People With Diabetes To Drink Coke Zero?
Coke Zero, which has no sugar, may seem like an ideal soda option for those with diabetes -- but is that actually the case? Read on to learn more.
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Mental Health Therapist Weighs In On Menopause Hormone Changes
In addition to physical symptoms, many women going through menopause may experience some mental distress. We spoke with an expert to learn more.
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CDC Warns That Mpox Can Make A Summer Comeback In US
Health authorities are warning that mpox may resurge this summer. Here's what you need to know.
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Unexpected Health Benefits Of Cruciferous Vegetables
Fans of veggies like broccoli, cauliflower, and Brussels sprouts can rejoice, because cruciferous veggies bring a range of health benefits.
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Universal Flu Vaccine Could Eliminate The Need For Annual Flu Shots
Flu vaccines need to be updated annually and can vary in effectiveness year to year, but a universal flu vaccine under clinical trial might change that.
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How Your Mental Health Can Affect Your Ability To Get Pregnant, According To An Infertility Specialist - Exclusive
Fertility struggles can be extremely stressful. Hear from an infertility expert on how your mental health can affect your ability to get pregnant.
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Anti-Aging Expert Oz Garcia Shares His Tips For Living Longer - Exclusive
A-list nutritionist and anti-aging expert Oz Garcia detailed his recovery from long COVID and shared some techniques people can try to slow the aging process.
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