While you’re worrying about COVID-19, don’t forget that flu season is just ahead. Many of these precautions will help you avoid both.
A new study shows that an irregular heartbeat (Afib) can develop following any type of surgery, not just cardiac. Steps to protect yourself or a loved one from this dangerous risk.
If you really want to be socially responsible, lose weight, eat healthy, strengthen your immune system and talk to your doctor about taking zinc and vitamin D.
Here are the five specific muscles that lead to most chronic pain—and the simple exercises that can provide relief.
If you suffer from dizziness, one key question can help you get the correct diagnosis when the culprit is benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV).
Whether diagnosed as bacterial, viral or allergic, this natural approach to recurrent nasal infections yields lasting success‑far better than antibiotics and antihistamines.
We have been brainwashed into thinking that heart disease is caused by cholesterol, but the real culprit is insulin resistance.
Cheryl’s soft tissue and joint pain kept her from using her hands for anything but the most vital tasks. Here, the diet and home changes that resolved it completely.
Three supplements help protect children ages 2 to 12 against, cold, flu and COVID-19—especially for kids who eat a poor diet or take antibiotics.
Deep brain stimulation can be an effective treatment for Parkinson’s disease, but does it increase dementia risk? This study offers reassuring news…
Patient-volunteers for clinical trials will be key in the fight against COVID-19. Whether or not you’ve tested positive, here’s what you need to know.
Factors ranging from material to fit can be key in determining how well a face mask protects you.
Antibiotics are often used to treat C. diff infection, but research now shows that fecal transplants are more effective and less costly. Study details…
Let's examine what has happened in seven months about our understanding of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19, and gain some perspective for the future.
COVID treatments are increasingly available and proven effective. It seems time to shift our view of COVID to a treatable disease rather than a death sentence.
