While some believe smokeless tobacco is a safer alternative to cigarettes, research found that smokeless users had higher levels than smokers of a cancer-causing substance found in tobacco.
It is often easier to treat a condition with medication rather than making lifestyle changes, and some people cannot or do not want to take drugs. But there are ways to manage certain conditions without drugs.
As tattoos become more common, the desire to have them removed has also increased. Lasers are generally safe and can be effective, but often cannot remove the entire tattoo.
It’s easy to find reasons not to exercise, but it’s also relatively easy to meet the recommended guidelines for physical activity. Here are 27 suggestions for ways to be more physically active.
Research has found links between incidences of concussions among professional football players and depression. Players who experienced more than one concussion had a higher likelihood of being diagnosed with depression.
Swimming is exercise that benefits the heart, lungs, and blood vessels, without the joint stress and potential pain caused by running.
My husband refuses to throw out pills that are past their expiration dates. I never keep foods longer than I should, so I hope you’ll convince him to clean out the medicine closet the way I take care of the fridge and pantry.
Millions of people suffer from gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD. Lifestyle changes such as avoiding certain foods can help control symptoms, and there are also several effective medications available.
I have small white bumps on my eyelids, which are driving me crazy. They don’t hurt, but they look awful. I’ve been told they’re Meibomian cysts and that the only solution is surgery. What is your take on this?
I had a hysterectomy a year ago. Six months ago, I started having severe pelvic pain a few days before I would have had a period. Is it possible to experience symptoms of endometriosis after a hysterectomy? I also wonder if I might have pelvic adhesions.