According to a pair of recent studies, a taste test for bitterness may be able to predict outcomes for COVID-19. What does this mean?
As countries worldwide begin to roll out the various coronavirus vaccines, people suffering from neurological diseases have been anxious to know what the vaccine might mean for them.
Many people have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and potential side effects. Here are doctor-approved answers about rheumatic diseases and medications.
Although blamed for everything from road rage to hair loss, for severely ill COVID-19 patients testosterone may be the difference between life and death.
Cancer, heart disease and smoking are only some of the things that are killing American women. Let's explore the top causes of death among this demographic.
Women only hold around 25 percent of computing jobs despite being 47 percent of the U.S. workforce. Femtech aims to change that.
If you have pelvic pain, should you seek treatment, or is it nothing to worry about? Let’s explore what different conditions commonly cause pelvic pain.
To help the gastroenterologist help you, you need to be ready for your appointment. Here are some tips for preparing for a GI telehealth visit.
So if you’re scheduled for a colonoscopy procedure, what do you need to do to prepare? Here’s a brief guide that’s all about colonoscopies.
Contracting a food-borne illness is no fun. What are the types of food poisoning, what are its symptoms, and how long does food poisoning last?
Acid reflux has many causes, because everyone responds differently to the same meal. Knowing which foods trigger your reflux can help relieve symptoms.
It's not easy to gain weight with a fast metabolism, but it's possible. Here are some selected exercises to help gain weight.
Some health issues are exclusive to men. Here’s a look at some select digital health companies for men's health and how they can help.
If you’re physically active and your diet is tuned up, here are some popular supplements for men and the science behind them.
While many people seem to use the terms “stroke” and “aneurysm” interchangeably, the truth is that a stroke and an aneurysm are not the same thing at all.
Because a brain hemorrhage can be induced by honeybee venom, strokes - while rare - are a credible risk when dealing with bee stings.
The Epilepsy Foundation classifies these types of seizures into three distinct groups - learn about what they are and what to do if someone has one.
Scientists are hoping to use scorpion venom to act as a "tumor paint" to help identify pediatric brain tumors and aid in cancer research.
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