How Long Can You Safely Store Raw Chicken In The Refrigerator?
Whether you're bringing home raw meat from the store, or leaving it to thaw in the fridge, it's important to know just how long before that meat isn't safe.
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The Weird Reason You Have The Need To Poop While Shopping
While we all feel at ease using the bathroom in the comfort of home, why does the urge "to go" seem to strike at the most inopportune moment when out in public? -
A Doctor Explains The Easiest Way To Swallow Pills
One in three people has problems swallowing pills. Here are the tips that a doctor says make the process of swallowing pills and capsules that much easier. -
What It Means When Your Ears Suddenly Get Hot To The Touch
On a sweltering day, you may notice heat in your chest or face. But have you ever raised your hands to your ears only to discover they, too, have become hot? -
A New Study Says We're Most Likely To Have A Heart Attack On This Day Of The Week
According to a 2023 study, certain days show a higher incidence of severe heart attacks. Learn which day of the week and what other factors play a role. -
You Should Drink Water Before A Blood Draw (And Here's How Much)
The body needs water daily, but hydrating is even more critical prior to getting blood work done. So how much water should you have before your appointment? -
Why Some People's Eyes Open When They Die
As we die and our bodily functions slow, there are a number of things that may affect the positioning of the eyelids at death. Here's what we know so far. -
WHO Reveals A Scary Link Between Diet Soda And Cancer
Aspartame, a common ingredient in diet sodas, has now come under scrutiny by the WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer as a possible carcinogen. -
Is TikTok's Chickpea Cookie Dough Dip Actually Healthy? Here's What We Know
Rather than trust the different preservatives found in store-bought cookie dough, you can make that same cookie dough at home, thanks to the foodies on TikTok. -
The Unexpected Reason We Crave Baked Sweets
When you crave a particular taste, what you crave can say something about your mental or physical health. If you crave baked sweets, it could mean this. -
Can Eating Cinnamon Help Control Your Diabetes? What Studies Say
The polyphenols in cinnamon are thought to help restore the pancreas, which controls the release of insulin. It can also help regulate the gut microbiota. -
The Three Phases Of Breast Milk And What They're Used For
Breastfeeding is highly encouraged since it has a variety of health benefits for the baby. Each of the three phases of breast milk have a special role to play. -
Our Dermatologist's Tips For The Night Before A Skin Exam (Including The Activity You Should Skip)
In an interview with Health Digest, a board-certified dermatologist shares tips for the night before your skin exam (including the activity you should skip). -
Foods You Should Be Eating To Reduce Your High Blood Sugar Levels
Are you or your loved ones worried about avoiding or managing diabetes? Here are some foods you should be eating to reduce your high blood sugar levels. -
TikTok's 'Bed Rotting' Trend Has Some Unfortunate Health Consequences
Lying in bed as a form of self-care sounds like a dream come true, but is it a healthy habit? Bed rotting may not actually be as harmless as it appears. -
Cancers That Can Be Detected Through Genetic Testing, According To A Doctor
Genetic testing can be useful in seeing if you're at greater risk for certain diseases. Here are the cancers that may be possible to predict with testing. -
Can Good Hydration Slow The Aging Process? Here's What Experts Say
While all of us will experience the natural changes that come with aging, some people may age faster than others. Can hydration slow down the aging process? -
Can Anxiety Cause Inflammation In The Body?
Anxiety can affect the body in the form of headaches, sweating, fatigue, and digestive discomfort. Is inflammation another way in which anxiety can affect us? -
Can Human Blood Ever Turn Blue?
Standing at 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit, human blood impacts body temperature, metabolism, and the transportation of oxygen, hormones, waste, and nutrients. -
Why Falling Gets More Dangerous As We Age
Falls can result in serious injury. But science shows that the severity, frequency, and even activities related to falling are different across age groups. -
Actionable Ways To Reduce Your Risk Of Common Cancers
Cancer has long been associated with feelings of dread and fear, but it doesn't have to be. Here are some actionable ways to reduce your risk of common cancers. -
Is TikTok's Cloud Bread Trend Actually Healthy? What Experts Say
Leave it to TikTok to amplify many whacky food trends. One of the latest, cloud bread isn't exactly new -- but is it as good for you as its fans claim? -
Do All Saturated Fats Really Cause Heart Disease?
If you're concerned about heart disease, you probably already know how important it is to keep an eye on your fat intake. But are all fats equally bad for you? -
What It Means When Your Jaw Locks
Our jaw provides us with structural support for our teeth, and aids in essential functions, like chewing. But is it possible for our jaw to lock down? -
The Viral 'Almond Mom' Trend Is Calling Out Controversial Diet Culture
"Almond moms" are more than a new TikTok term -- they point to a real and troubling issue with diet culture. Here's what the internet has to say about it. -
The One Thing You Should Do Before Scheduling An Eye Appointment At Costco
Costco offers its shoppers a lot more than the opportunity to shop in bulk. Here's what you should know before you visit one of Costco's trained opticians. -
Is It Safe To Eat Expired Bread? What We Know
Some food items in our kitchen can seemingly last a lifetime -- but bread isn't one of them. So just how long before a loaf of bread becomes a health hazard?
