Healthy articles

Golfing is a good way to enjoy the warm sunshine and get some exercise. But what do you do when golfing causes uncomfortable symptoms due to golfer’s vasculitis?

Heart transplants save lives. Sometimes, however, a transplanted heart fails, the recipient goes back on the waiting list, and receives another heart transplant, or even a third. Is this fair to other people on the waiting list?

Have you always wanted to make your own chutney? Here's your chance! Follow along with this tutorial and you'll have your own delicious treat in next to no time.

Are the early birds getting those worms while you zombie around in your PJs, with your tenth coffee? You may want to make some changes. Here's how.

I've seen a ton of lazy gal beauty hacks trending recently and I wanted to test out a few of them, so I thought I'd round up some hacks from some of the internet's most popular sites, so you could have a go, too!

We need a lot of blood. There are never enough donors, and both advanced surgeries and emergency care rely heavily on large quantities of blood being available. Now, scientists think they may have synthesized blood that can replace the realthing.

Popularized by the Olympic champion weightlifters of the Soviet Union, Russian kettlebells are a highly effective and wonderfully inexpensive tool for fitness almost anyone can use.

Many health-oriented people are convinced that artificial sweeteners are poison. The evidence of toxicity for saccharin, aspartame, and sweeteners that contain phenylalanine isn't what their opponents suggest.

Many doctors still prescribe a class of drugs known as sulfonylureas for type 2 diabetes. These medications lower blood sugar levels, but at risk of making the underlying problem worse, and increasing the likelihood of death.

We all fart. Here's why, and when to be worried about excessive flatulence.