Body & Health Conditions Articles

Paralysis is a complete loss of muscle function in one or more muscle groups in the body. Temporary paralysis lasts a short amount of time — anywhere from a few minutes to up to a few months.

After drinking alcohol, if you notice that you have color-changes in your stool, you need to go to the hospital immediately. This could indicate serious underlying diseases that can kill you if you do not do something about it immediately.

Can children return to school safely while COVID-19 is still a threat? With the right measures, schools can reopen in ways that minimize risk to the whole community, including the burden that Community Health Centers carry.

Yellow stools can result from a high concentration of fat, a term called steatorrhea. There are many potential causes of steatorrhea that could signify a worrisome underlying pathology, or it could also just be a part of a normal disease spectrum.

Patients with diabetes are at a higher risk of developing eye disease. Learn more about the eight different ways in which diabetes can affect your eyes.

Gray or pale stools represent a cascade of medical conditions originating from the biliary system. When there is not enough bile in your stools, it will present with a pale gray discoloration. Read more to figure out what conditions could be causing this.

As veritable tsunamis of conflicting information spread faster than the coronavirus itself, this article is meant to give you facts, as well as science-based advice on handling everyday situations during the pandemic.

From psychics predicting the new pandemic, to mind-control facilitated via 5G networks, we analyze the most hilarious, as well as potentially dangerous hoaxes circulating the internet these days.

A root canal treated tooth is much more prone to fracture than an ordinary one and can render the entire root canal process futile. We lay out the reasons why this happens and what can be done to protect the tooth from fracturing.

The world was taken by storm when news about the potential cure for COVID-19 was discovered. What actually happened, and what can we expect from it? Here’s what we know so far.