How Skipping Your Workout To Sit Or Lie Down Can Impact Your Memory
Are idle hands really the devil's workshop? That remains to be seen. But new research indicates that idle bodies might lead to decreased cognitive function.
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Gaten Matarazzo's Rare Disease Explained
You may know Gaten Matarazzo from "Stranger Things." But did you know he also has a rare genetic disorder? Here's what it is and his advocacy work. -
Study Finds Gel Manicures Can Harm More Than Just Your Nails
Gel manicures are beloved by many as they last much longer than a regular manicure. But it turns out they may also pose a danger to your health. -
Why The FDA Is Considering An Annual COVID Vaccine Approach
Some health officials want to encourage people to get annual vaccines just like the flu shot. Here's the latest on this strategy. -
When Should You Take Your Child To The ER For A Fever?
In most cases, a child's fever will go away within a few days. But sometimes, a fever can signify a more serious condition that warrants medical attention. -
Why Winter Is A Great Time To Get Your Annual Skin Exam, According To A Dermatologist
You may think summer is the better time to get a skin exam considering the level of sun exposure. But a dermatologist makes a case for winter exams. -
Why Risk For Multiple Sclerosis Could Be Higher In Teenagers
There are many factors that may increase your chances of developing multiple sclerosis (MS). Here's why the risk may be higher for some teenagers. -
What Really Happens To Your Body When You Eat Eggs Every Day
Egg protein is high-quality, and may even aid in weight loss. But what about the cholesterol in eggs? Read on to find out what happens if you eat eggs daily. -
Is It Safe To Take Antidepressants When Breastfeeding?
To treat postpartum depression, some may be required to take antidepressants. However, many are curious to know if it's safe to take while breastfeeding. -
How To Take A Break From Your Workout Routine
There is such a thing as too much exercise. Luckily, there's something called active recovery, which allows you to stay relatively active during a rest day. -
How To Properly Take Care Of A New Nose Piercing
So you have decided to get a nose piercing. The real question is, how can you take care of your new nose piercing and prevent infection? Here's what to know. -
Is The Peloton Treadmill Worth The Hype?
While many were quick to purchase a Peloton to work out from their home, there are some pros and cons to consider before buying the well-known machine. -
When Should You Contact A Medical Professional For A Reaction To Poison Ivy, Oak, Or Sumac?
Sometimes, reactions to poison ivy, oak, or sumac can be treated with home remedies, but this isn't always the case. Here's when you need to call a doctor. -
How A Diet Including Nuts Can Make Your Heart Healthier
When the afternoon hunger pangs strike, you have several choices in a vending machine. You could choose cheese crackers or beef jerky — but why not choose nuts? -
What Drinking Espresso Every Day Does To Your Body
Espresso affects a wide variety of body functions, from mood to energy level to sleep habits. Here's what happens to your body when you drink espresso daily. -
What's The Difference Between Bacterial And Viral Conjunctivitis?
There are several types of conjunctivitis, including bacterial and viral conjunctivitis. The main differences between them lie in these areas. -
Is It Safe To Drink Coffee If You Are Anemic?
Coffee is a part of several people's morning routines. However, those who are anemic may wonder if it's safe to consume it or just avoid it. -
What's The Difference Between Walking Pneumonia And 'Normal' Pneumonia?
Pneumonia is a lung infection that can be caused by various microorganisms. What is walking pneumonia and how does it differ from regular pneumonia? -
Why A Physician Says The 'Dry January' Trend Isn't As Healthy As You Think
Dr. John Mendelson, chief medical officer of Ria Health, recently spoke to Health Digest about why 'Dry January' doesn't always work for everyone. -
Your Guide To Decoding SPF Terms
There are numerous types of sunscreen made for different uses, skin types, and sun sensitivity needs. This guide will help you understand the various SPF terms. -
All About Tonal, The At-Home Smart Gym
Tonal came onto the at-home fitness market in 2018, joining companies such as Peloton and Mirror. Here's what you need to know about this smart gym's features. -
Is Plant-Based Pork Good For You?
One of Impossible Foods' 2021 launches was plant-based pork, but is it actually a healthy alternative to pork from pigs? Here's what we know. -
What Are The Symptoms Of Lyme Arthritis?
Anti-tick protection isn't just to avoid uncomfortable bites. It helps prevent illnesses like Lyme disease, and -- less commonly -- Lyme arthritis. -
Why You Should Avoid Bone-In Meat At Restaurants
Though they're often marketed as choicer cuts, you might be taking a risk with that tomahawk steak. Here's why you should avoid bone-in meat at restaurants. -
Benadryl Explained: Usage, Dosage, And Side Effects
Benadryl is a common antihistamine used to treat a variety of ailments. Here's what you should know about its uses, dosage, and side effects. -
Tips To Maintain A Healthy Heart When Pregnant
Heart health is a very important aspect of maintaining pregnancy wellness. Here are some top tips to keep in mind. -
Why Breastfeeding Parents Sometimes Leak Milk
Mothers may be surprised to notice that they leak breast milk even when they aren't breastfeeding. Let's take a look into why this happens and what you can do.
