Did you know that acne is the most common skin condition in the world? In fact, it affects almost every person at some point during their life. Acne occurs when oil and bacteria build

Watermelon is not just a delicious summer fruit, but also an excellent source of nutrients. In addition to being rich in vitamins A and C, watermelon also contains high amounts of lycopene and carotenoids.

There are many different ways to detox your body. Some of them are quite extreme, while others are more natural methods that you can incorporate into your everyday life. The word “detox”

When you are sick, eating is the last thing on your mind. But as soon as you start to feel better again, your appetite returns with a vengeance. If only we could skip that ‘sick’ phase and get

More than half of adults in the U.S. have high cholesterol, and that number is on the rise. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 33.7 million adults — or 20% of the adult population

Sleep is a biological necessity, just like food and water. While you sleep, your body is busy fighting off viruses and other pathogens, cleaning the brain of waste, looking for and getting rid of cancer cells, repairing damaged tissues, and making new memories

1- COVID-19 is still being fought.

This entry was made public on August 1, 2010.

This flu season, for the second year in a row, we are fighting not just one, but two serious, contagious respiratory illnesses at the same time.

Some "little white lies" don't hurt anyone. But when it comes to your medical care, giving a falsely positive picture of your health or downplaying certain habits or activities can be very bad for your health.

The American Cancer Society says that when breast cancer is found early and in a localized stage, 99 percent of people will still be alive five years later.

And early detection means not only going to see a doctor regularly and getting mammograms, but also checking your own breasts once a month.

We regularly use digestive metaphors to describe difficult situations—we've all experienced "butterflies in our stomach" or made a "gut-wrenching" decision. Your gut has more nerve cells than your spinal cord. So it's natural that environmental factors affect your digestive system.

Common respiratory illness symptoms are troubling today. A headache or stuffy nose can induce worry, and no one wants to cough and sneeze into their mask on the bus.

One of the easiest and cheapest ways to stay healthy is to move your feet. Walking regularly can improve fitness and heart health, relieve depression and fatigue, boost the immune system, help you keep a healthy weight, and lower your risk for some chronic diseases, among many other benefits.