Body & Health Conditions Articles

We encounter different people all the time, and based on how long we are immersed in a culture, we begin to adapt to them by unconsciously imitating their accent. However, Foreign Accent Syndrome is nothing like that.

The West Nile virus isn't mentioned as often in the news, but it is still potentially dangerous. Here is what you need to keep yourself, your family, and your pets safe from this widespready North American mosquito-borne illness.

Melanoma is the most deadly form of skin cancer often associated with overexposure to the UV irradiation. Alcohol intake in the sun was shown to further increase the risk of melanoma.

There are many reasons why people who have been diagnosed with heart disease find it difficult to enjoy their sex life. These include depression, anxiety, erectile dysfunction, fear of getting pregnant, or lack of physical ability to engage in sex.

Whether it is beer or wine, a Cosmo or a tequila shot, alcohol certainly induces not only behavioral but also physical changes in us. The intensity of these changes depends on the quantity of alcohol you take, and the quantity of alcohol that you consume.

The prevalence of chonic kidney disease has steadily increased within the past few years as the most common kidney condition worldwide. The options with dealing with chronic kidney disease are limited, with dialysis and renal transplant being at the top.

Exploring and understanding the newest treatment options for Osteoporosis will allow you to lead a better life and cope with the effects of this common disease.

Sometimes babies just can't tolerate cow's milk, so their mothers, or caregivers, put them on a grain-based milk substitute.

Environmental pollutants that just won't go away may be making you fat, and giving you diabetes. Here is the latest research on environmental toxins and diabetes, with a call for action.

Is there any chance you could have become infected with HIV, recently or longer ago? Getting tested may be scary, but it's a whole lot easier than dying from AIDS.