What Does 'Healthy' Mean to You? The FDA Wants to Know
And they want your advice.
And they want your advice.
Selecting the right bacterial strain for the gut environment can make a major difference in whether or not the probiotic can make an impact on the microbiome.
A small study found unique fungal-bacterial relationships in the guts of people with Crohn’s.
The last case of endemic measles was in 2002.
Disney World's Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, in particular.
Breathe a little easier.
More often than not, detoxing is a job best left to your organs.
Ninety percent of samples taken from homes, schools, and daycare centers contained dangerous chemicals.
Move around the board with just a quick spin of the ovaries.
Depending on what kind of infection you have, eating or fasting may be a better strategy.
Getting vaccinated too early could cost you.
You can get yourself focused and relaxed any time of day: no apps needed.
We put one company's hypothesis to the test.
Sticking a Q-Tip into your ear isn’t just ineffective—it’s downright dangerous.
A recent study of Ebola patients revealed a surprising finding.
The elaborate interior layout is meant to help patients with anxiety and depression.
More and more households are giving up solid soap in favor of liquid. Is the latter really safer?
A new study suggests that parents’ reasons for refusing to vaccinate have shifted in the last decade.
Morning people are no better off; come daybreak, their risk of making self-sabotaging excuses increases.
Unfortunately, many workers aren't able to take a sick day.
Your kid's screen affinity may be a good thing.