Here's How Much Sugar Is Really In Your Glass Of Milk
Milk contains naturally occurring sugar, but how much sugar is it, and should it concern you? Read on to learn more.
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Will A First-Degree Burn Heal On Its Own?
If you've sustained a first-degree burn, you may wonder if it requires special treatment or if it will clear on its own. Here's what you need to know. -
What Is PCOS Belly And How To Reduce Its Appearance
Women with PCOS may find they accumulate stubborn belly fat. Here's why, and what you can do about it. -
Trulicity Explained: Uses, Dosage, Side Effects
Trulicity is a type of anti-diabetic drug called dulaglutide, approved for people with type 2 diabetes. Here are its uses, dosage, and side effects. -
The Benefits Of Doing Camel Pose In Yoga
Camel pose in yoga can provide a number of benefits to the body. Here are some of the reasons you may want to add it to your flow. -
Reasons Why High-Functioning Autism Can Evade Diagnosis
Some people with level 1 autism spectrum disorder may evade diagnosis. Here are some of the reasons why. -
Changes To Your Diet Can Affect Your Allergies - Here's How
While certain foods and beverages can improve allergies, others can make allergies worse. Read on to learn how changes to your diet can affect your allergies. -
How Apple Cider Vinegar Can Help With PCOS Symptoms
Apple cider vinegar has long been touted for its health benefits, like stopping heartburn. Here's why experts say it can also help manage the symptoms of PCOS. -
Powerade Vs Water: Which Is Better For Dehydration?
Looking for replenishment after an intense workout and wondering if Powerade or water is the better choice? Here's what you should know. -
What It Means If You Keep Tripping Over Your Toes
We've all stumbled over a curb or rock. But, If tripping over your own toes is more of a regular occurrence, you might be experiencing this condition. -
Is Getting 10,000 Steps A Day Really Necessary? A Doctor Weighs In
It's long been common advise to get in 10,000 steps daily for health, but is this really necessary? We spoke with a doctor to find out. -
Is It Safe To Get A Tattoo While Breastfeeding?
Mothers seeking some new ink may wonder if it's ok for them to get a tattoo while breastfeeding. Here's what we found out. -
Here's How Long A Panic Attack Can Really Last
When you're having a panic attack, it may feel as if it's lasting forever -- but how long does it actually take for panic attacks to pass? -
What It Means When There's Fluttering In Your Ear
People may sometimes hear noises, even in the absence of an outside source. This, for example, can include fluttering sounds in the ear. Here's what it means. -
Experts Say Precautionary Masking For COVID In Medical Settings Is No Longer Needed
A new expert commentary has suggested that precautionary masking for COVID is no longer necessary in hospitals and medical settings. -
Your Guide To POTS & The Massive Effects It Can Have On Your Life
Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) is a type of autonomic dysfunction. This article tells you all you need to know about POTS. -
A Doctor's Warning To Parents About The Benadryl TikTok Trend - Exclusive
In the wake of a teen death due to the TikTok Benadryl challenge, here's what a doctor wants parents to know about the viral trend. -
Love & Marriage: Huntsville's Kimmi Scott Wants More Black Women To Get Their Mammograms - Exclusive
"Love & Marriage: Huntsville" star Kimmi Scott explained why she wants Black women to change the statistics by getting more breast cancer screenings. -
The Serious Consequences Of Chronic Mouth Breathing
Changing the way you breathe can really change your life, especially because chronic mouth breathing can have some serious consequences. Here are some of them. -
Is It Safe To Use Gas-X Daily?
If excess gas is making it difficult to get through your day, Gas-X may be a helpful treatment method. However, is it safe to use Gas-X on a daily basis? -
Study Finds Early Drug Treatment May Slow Down MS Development
A new study has found that early drug treatment may help slow MS progression in those with radiologically isolated syndrome. Read on to learn more. -
How To Prevent Cataracts, According To An Optometrist
Cataracts are a common eye concern, especially as we age, but some strategies may help you prevent them. Here's what an expert says. -
Why You Should Take Ambien On An Empty Stomach
If you're taking Ambien, it's important to follow your doctor's instructions, which may include taking it on an empty stomach. Here's why. -
What Blonde Hair Can Predict About Your Eye Health
Can the color of your hair be a predictor of your eye health? It turns out that those who are blonde may have certain eye concerns. Read on to learn more. -
Clinical Trial Shows Promise For First Drug To Combat Long COVID Symptoms
For those suffering from long COVID, a new clinical trial has shown promising results in treating the associated fatigue. Read on to learn more. -
How To Tell If Your Child Is Sleep-Deprived, According To A Sleep Expert
Sleep deprivation manifests differently in children than in adults. Here's how to know if your child is sleep-deprived, and how to help them get enough sleep. -
Is Mucinex An Effective Medication To Treat Seasonal Allergies?
If you suffer from seasonal allergies, you likely wonder which medications can bring relief most effectively. Here are the details on Mucinex.
