Body & Health Conditions Articles

Thanksgiving is nearly with us. Are you all stressed out already, as you prepare for your cholesterol-filled dinner while watching TV? You might just have a heart attack. Find out what you can do to avoid the ER on Thanksgiving.

Premature Deliveries carry with them serious risks and complications. This is why doctors try to eliminate all possible risk factors. Recent evidence suggests that gum disease may be a cause that has up until now flown under the radar. Find out more.

The symptoms of a kidney disease are initially so vague, many have no idea they suffer from it until it has reached a very serious stage. Are you one of them? Take a look at this infographic and ask yourself some serious questions!

Millions of people throughout the world enjoy watching fireworks during new year's celebrations. Fireworks are stunning, but they may cost you an arm and a leg - literally. How can you prevent fireworks injuries?

Suffering from a herniated disc? Learn how you can safely treat and manage your herniated disc by using corrective exercise methods.

Hypochondria, especially a fear of death, is sometimes regarded comically. However, a well-founded fear of death coupled with appropriate steps to obtain effective medical treatment often predicts survival and even future good health.

Carpal tunnel syndrome can force you out of the running for months at a time, not to mention that it's seriously painful, too. If you're a gamer, you need to take action to prevent carpal tunnel syndrome. Here's how.

Enjoy your Halloween party by all means. However, be careful while using decorative contact lenses. Ophthalmologists warn that a few hours of reckless festive revelry may not only burn a hole in your pocket but also cause permanent damage to your vision.

Most people who have psoriasis find that they have times when their skin is clear, followed by sudden relapses of red, scaly, itchy eruptions. Usually there is a trigger. Here are ten of the most common psoriasis triggers and how to avoid them.

Over the last half century, tens of millions of people have received CPR by the old method of giving mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and compressions on the chest. It turns out that far more people survive with chest compressions alone.