With the Omicron variant of COVID-19 spreading quickly, doctors are noticing an increase in young patients who come in with croup and also test positive.
Miss America Emma Broyles opened up to Health Digest about being diagnosed with dermatillomania, a skin-picking condition that is closely related to OCD.
People all across the globe feel the stress of COVID-19 permeating their emotional and mental well-being -- and this is taking a huge toll on our sleep habits.
Physical activity is a critical aspect of healthy aging. Not only can it stave off physical illness, but it can help keep our minds healthy as well. Here's how.
The pandemic may be affecting your memory and researchers are looking at the reasons why. Here's what you need to know if you've experienced memory loss.
A new study reveals a possible connection between childhood trauma and forgoing vaccinations. Experts say greater support is needed to instill trust in health systems.
Although figures from China report relatively low COVID-19 case counts, positive test results among Olympic personnel are coming at rates substantially higher than the local population.
President Biden has announced new plans being launched through the Cancer Moonshot initiative, centering around a specific goal: to "end cancer as we know it".
Anecdotal evidence suggests sounds, like crinkling paper and whispers, may provide pleasure and stress relief for some. These individuals are also known as tingleheads.
Melatonin is a natural supplement that can help induce sleepiness. While rates of melatonin consumption are on the rise, are there any health risks to be aware of?
As members of Team USA begin their strive for gold at this year's Winter Olympics, a team of mental health specialists will be available to help the nation's top athletes preserve their sense of balance as they compete during a pandemic.
Your blood pressure can rise and fall throughout the day, but high numbers on a regular basis should not be ignored -- especially if you experience a very high spike.
The effects of marijuana on cognition and brain functioning are a highly contentious issue. Of particular concern is how long the possible negative effects of cannabis use may last. Do they lead to lifelong problems? Or do they simply fade away soon after the plant's psychoactive effects wear off?