Harvard Medical School Guide: Total Hip Replacement
What is a dermatofibroma and how can I prevent a recurrence?
These small, firm skin bumps are usually benign and often appear on the legs. Learn why they form, how they’re removed, and sun‑safety basics to help prevent another one.
How long can athlete’s foot fungus linger in shoes?
Warm, damp shoes can harbor fungus well after a skin infection clears. Fresh socks, antifungal powder, rotation, and retiring old shoes are all important.
What could cause a high lymphocyte count?
An elevated lymphocyte count usually indicates a simple viral illness. Less often, it could indicate a blood cancer. How the number is calculated shapes what it may mean.
Can MRSA return after treatment?
A MRSA infection may be treatable, yet the bacteria can sometimes remain on the body and return. Find out what recovery and prevention involve.
I’ve developed new digestive problems in midlife. Could something serious be wrong?
Lactose trouble that appears in midlife—plus growing sensitivities to other foods—can hint at changes in the small intestine that warrant a doctor's look.
Prilosec OTC Dosage
Why is Prilosec supposed to be taken for 14 days if it stops heartburn symptoms immediately?
Video: What you should know about germs
Your immune system constantly defends you from harmful germs like bacteria and viruses, but your body also hosts trillions of helpful microbes—your microbiome—that live on your skin, in your gut, and elsewhere. These “good” germs help digest food, make vitamins, protect you from harmful invaders, and help regulate inflammation.
How steady are you? A balance & fall-prevention quiz
Staying steady on your feet isn’t just luck—it's a skill you can build. In this 10-question quiz, test your balance know-how and get instant feedback with simple tips to help you prevent falls and stay confident on your feet.