HEALTH

Pet Obesity is Causing Big Health Problems, According to a New Report

The number of fats cats and plus-sized dogs is on the rise. A new report from a veterinary group warns that chronic health conditions can be the result.

12 Facts About Diabetes Mellitus

From risk factors to the latest treatments, here's what you need to know about the three types of diabetes (yes, there are three).

High Levels of Arsenic Found in Bottled Water From Whole Foods and Dr Pepper

The bottled water brands Peñafiel from Keurig Dr Pepper and Starkey from Whole Foods were found to contain arsenic levels that exceed safety limits.

These ASMR-Ready Headphones Promise to Lull You to Sleep

SleepPhones: ASMR Edition come preloaded with more than eight hours of soothing ASMR content to help you unwind.

FDA Is Warning Against Fecal Transplants After Person Dies From E. Coli Infection

The experimental treatment can resolve serious gastrointestinal infections, but the fecal matter must be thoroughly tested for potential pathogens, the FDA warns.

Everyone was enthralled by Ross and Rachel's romantic drama—but how would you feel about Monica and Joey's?

Can Watching Friends Help Ease Your Anxiety? One Psychologist Says Yes

But it's not just 'Friends' that could do the trick, according to clinical psychologist Marc Hekster. 'The Big Bang Theory' can also help reduce your anxiety.

7 Terrifying Historical Remedies for Migraine Headaches

Today, we have effective drugs and therapies to treat migraine headache symptoms. But centuries ago, people weren't so fortunate.

Recall Alert: King Arthur Flour Sold at Aldi and Walmart Recalled Due to E. Coli Concerns

The FDA has issued a product recall for King Arthur flour, a product sold at Target, Walmart, and Aldi stores nationwide.

A 12-Year-Old Designed a Teddy Bear to Make IV Infusions Less Scary for Kids

After feeling uneasy about IV treatment for her autoimmune disease, 12-year-old Ella Casano decided to give her IV pole a makeover.

All the Rage: Rage Yoga Finds Zen in Swearing, Booze, and Heavy Metal Music

Instead of listening to relaxing music and breathing deeply, practitioners of rage yoga are encouraged to scream and curse their stress away.

The Reason Why Dryer Sheets Are Toxic to Cats and Dogs

The dryer sheets found in laundry hampers aren't safe for cats or dogs to ingest or even touch. Here's why.

The Best Way to Wash Your Fruits and Veggies

A quick rinse isn't always ideal. Here's how to keep bacteria on your fresh fruits and vegetables at bay.

Drinking Lots of Coffee Won't Damage Your Arteries, According to a New Study

A new study looked at the heart scans of more than 8000 coffee drinkers and found no evidence the subjects had an increased risk of potential heart problems.

Someone Wound Up in the ER for Drinking Too Much Licorice Root Tea

Licorice root extract can lead to lowered potassium levels in the body, spiking blood pressure to dangerous levels.

World Health Organization Updates 'Burnout' in Its List of Medical Diagnoses

The health agency has better defined workplace-related stress known as burnout so physicians can make a more accurate diagnosis.

Airports Are Fighting Traveler Germs with Antimicrobial Security Bins

Bins treated with Microban are expected to reduce the amount of bacteria covering security bins at airport checkpoints.

Bad News: The Best Time of the Day to Drink Coffee Isn’t as Soon as You Wake Up

Sorry, night owls, but scientists and nutritionists say you're not doing yourselves any favors when you fuel up on java as soon as you wake up.

Iain Glen and Emilia Clarke in Game of Thrones

Game of Thrones Counseling Available for Upset Fans Following Series Finale

if you’re having a hard time wrapping your mind around the end of 'Game of Thrones,' or just want to vent, there's a counseling service here for you.

The (Likely) Reason Men Don't Live as Long as Women

Research data indicates men can expect to live an average of five fewer years than women. The reason might surprise you.

Now Ear This: A New App Can Detect a Child's Ear Infection

A new app developed by researchers at the University of Washington uses a smartphone to check for fluid levels in a child's ear, a possible sign of an ear infection.

The Red Cross Is in Dire Need of Type O Blood. Here's How You Can Help

Owing to school breaks and end-of-semester activities, blood drives are down. The Red Cross has developed an urgent need for type O blood.

10 Facts About Crohn’s Disease

Crohn’s disease means more than just a sensitive digestive tract. From symptoms to treatments, here's what you need to know about the inflammatory bowel disease.

Kids Visiting These Pediatricians Get Free Books With Every Check-Up

The benefits of reading books to kids early in their lives are clear, and now more pediatricians are equipping families with the tools to do so.

People Are Suing Conagra Over Exploding PAM Spray Cans

Eight people have been severely injured by exploding PAM cooking spray cans or similar products, but Conagra isn't recalling the product.

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