Body

Dr. Google may have convinced you you're dying, but take a minute to consider the actual possibilities.

Do you know what you're looking for, where to look, and when to do it? Probably not.

Feeling nauseous and feverish around your period is common, but don't believe everything you hear about it on TikTok.

Untreated hearing loss puts people at risk for depression, falls, and even dementia.

Group A strep is one of the childhood illnesses that responds to antibiotics, but there's a shortage.

Most of the time there isn't an obvious cause for back pain. Strengthening can help.

Big Bidet wants you to believe that people who use toilet paper are walking around with poopy butts.

Here's everything you never wanted to know about the brain surgery from the 1940s.

"Disembodied" workouts might help you focus more on the experience and less on what your body looks like while doing it.

The FDA will soon require mammogram facilities to notify you of your breast density.

A new FDA ruling will make medication abortions more accessible—but not everywhere.

And is something wrong if your brush always looks like a tribble?

The FDA wants people to know more about the downsides of the eyesight-correcting surgery.

Yes, shoveling snow comes with certain risk factors.

We can't guarantee you'll avoid urinary tract infections this way.

Motion sickness and nausea can strike on long car trips. Be prepared.

It's not just you—our bladders really do work differently in the cold.

If you leave the office unsure of why they prescribed what they did, that's a red flag.

Weed may calm your nerves, but there's more to consider before showing up to your checkup stoned.