Well Being Articles

Dengue fever incidence is growing dangerously fast in the world’s tropical regions. In the absence of adequate treatments, the proper control of disease spread is the best way of preventing the infections.

There is a reason that people love to go to the beach. Swimming in salt water is a rejuvenating and renewing experience. With minimal work you can mimic that therapeutic experience in your own bath tub with the healing benefits of Sea Salt.

Last year, Americans spent over $170 million on hand sanitizers. But soap and water are usually (although not absolutely always) better for getting rid of germs.

A recently published article in the Journal of the American Medical Association states that surgical complications bring in more money to hospitals, on average $40,000 per privately insured patient. Is this why surgical complications are so common?

Want to learn more about organ donation? We've put some of the most interesting facts, which you've probably never heard before, together for you!

Corns are unsightly, painful and not just the province of older people. Unfortunately they are more easily prevented than cured. Home treatments are generally ineffective and can be dangerous, but a podiatrist can offer quick and painless treatment.

Most people think that cooking healthy meals from scratch takes time, and isn’t worth the effort, especially if you’re just cooking for yourself. But this isn’t the case at all. You can cook great meals for one with very little time and effort.

Who would say no to a food that helps you lose weight, keeps your skin young, and fights cancer? Kimchi is a humble fermented cabbage dish from Korea that can change your life if you consume it regularly.

In the ever advancing world of technology, training and exercise certainly aren’t getting left behind. It seems that gym machines can do just about anything these days, but are they really that accurate?

There will be lots of factually based reasons to criticize coverage offered under Obamacare, for which health insurance applications will be accepted starting Tuesday, October 1. But there are also outrageous fictions going around. Here are 15, debunked.