While stinky feet on their own isn’t necessarily a health problem, it can cause problems if it grosses out people around you. Chances are you won’t notice it because we all become “nose blind” to our ...

3. Better digestion A recovering liver recalibrates its production of bile, which is essential for breaking down and absorbing fats and certain vitamins. As your liver heals, you may experience fewer ...

A sluggish tummy can bring down your day. A leading G.I. doctor explains what to do when you can't go, and when it's time to ...

If you were asked to name the top cancers that affect women, breast cancer is sure to be among the first, perhaps with colon cancer or skin cancer near the top of your list. Cervical cancer isn’t high ...

Last week marked the return-to-work mandate for many federal workers under the U.S. presidential administration’s initiatives purportedly tackling efficiencies—but no matter who employs you, many ...

1. Skipping wellness visits It’s critical that pet parents take their pets to the vet for annual wellness exams, Dr. Silva says. “Even if your pet seems healthy, routine vet visits allow for early ...

Fortunately these days, most people are aware that our mind and emotions have a profound effect on our physical health. That was not the case when I began my medical practice in 1948. My colleagues ...

Dry, crackly skin While dry, crackly skin on your feet (especially around your heels) isn’t particularly a sign of not cleaning your feet, it can indicate that dead skin has built up and that you’re ...

Brain experts say the results of their study could "empower people to reduce their risk of these diseases" moving forward.

Around 25% of our population has this condition, and results from a new study could help shape how it's treated.

If you're one of the 65 million Americans said to rely on this drug, you'll want to see if your prescription's been impacted.

It’s a fruit set to star in festive holiday desserts and salads, but a contamination concern recently exploded for some ...