Ringworm is an infectious fungal disease that can affect both pets and humans. But, is it possible for the you to contract ringworm from your pets?

You don't have a cold, it's not allergy season -- so why are you tossing and turning all night from an itchy throat? Here are a few reasons -- and what to do.

Though coming home to a safe place when you've had too much to drink is a wise choice, going to sleep right away might not be. Here's what you should know.

While exercise is an important piece of the puzzle when it comes to maintaining our health, does it pose a risk for those with low blood pressure?

RXBARS are popular snack bar choices that list their basic ingredients on the front of the label so they're easy to see. But are they healthy options?

What happens to us after death? While there's not much definitive evidence, research appears to be slowly providing us with more answers to these big questions.

Also called sun allergy or sun poisoning, it's not entirely clear what causes sun rash. But knowing the symptoms can help you identify signs of the condition.

Just as you can donate blood, you can also donate plasma. Here's how often you can safely donate and what you need to know to stay healthy between donations.

We love our celebrities -- and when one dies, we often feel just the same grief as if it was a friend or family member. This can impact our mental health.

You may already know this, but winter isn't the only time of the year when you can get sick. Here's the viruses you should keep an eye out for this summer.

If you're someone who finds socks to be itchy, constricting, or just all-around uncomfortable, you may want to go sock-free. Here's what you should know first.

Experts generally advise against the use of cotton swabs, as they can pose potentially serious health risks. But what about cleaning them with rubbing alcohol?

As the costly diabetes drug Ozempic continues to be in short supply across the United States, many are turning to a natural supplement to curb their appetites.

While the key to losing weight on a keto diet is to reduce your carbs so your body reaches ketosis, there are certain fats you'll want to avoid.

While an injury, teeth grinding, or a surgical procedure may cause your jaw to hurt all over, there are instances when the pain may be isolated to one side.

Most often seen in adolescents or young adults, symptoms frequently include a high fever, severe sore throat, swollen lymph nodes, and fatigue.

While some skin conditions may be relatively easy to differentiate from one another - others, not so much. Corns and warts are two such examples.

There are certain foods and drinks that contain sulfites, such as wine. Therefore, some may be wondering if drinking wine should be avoided.

When you think of diabetes, the jaw is probably the last thing on your mind. However, this particular jaw symptom could actually be related to your diabetes.

If you decide to add magnesium supplements to your regimen, you might be interested in how long they remain in your system. This is what to know.

While there are well-known things to avoid when breastfeeding, like smoking and drinking alcohol, some may not be sure if sushi is a part of the list.

For some women, eating jackfruit in moderation may carry health benefits, but what about during pregancy? Is it safe to eat jackfruit during pregnancy?

Those who have tonsillitis can experience a wide range of symptoms. That being said, some may be curious to know what it feels to actually have the infection.

Whether you're taking a pill on a daily basis or just once in a while, you may have noticed the letters and numbers on the capsule. Here's what they mean.

Some medicines, like Midol, claim to be specifically formulated to target menstruation symptoms, but are they better than alternatives like ibuprofen?

While Zyrtec is taken to help relieve symptoms of allergies, many may come to wonder whether the medication could bring on feelings of drowsiness.

When people hear the term CPR, they often envision a mouth-to-mouth procedure, combined with applied pressure on the chest. Is mouth-to-mouth necessary?