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Got Milk? The white stuff may contain lots of essential nutrients, but recent research suggests too much isn't good.

Every year in the United States, 400 doctors end their lives by suicide. The pressures of getting through medical school and starting a practice are often simply too much.

"Fix society. Please," was the dying wish of trans teen Leelah Alcorn, who committed suicide. SteadyHealth spoke to a trans man to find out how parents can better support their trans kids, in an effort to make Leelah's wish come true.

As diseases are managed, human lifespans keep getting longer and longer. Despite the reality of diseases caused by modern lifestyle, at no time in history have human beings had longer life expectancies than they do today.

Getting ready to for extreme temperatures and weather conditions is important to survive winter. This includes winterizing the home, preparing the car for travel, learning how to travel safely, and maintaining personal health.

You may not die from a broken heart, but you can become every sick. Broken heart syndrome is an actual cardiac condition, which mimics symptoms of a heart attack.

Antioxidants are having a moment. We all know we should be eating them, or eating more of them, and they're in everything from face creams to protein powders. What are they and what do we need them for?

Perms used to be used to get a poodle-esque 'do, but they're much more sophisticated now and can be used to achieve gorgeous waves and corkscrew curls. Learn everything you need to know here.

Shapewear can make you look thinner and more toned in a matter of seconds. It's easy to see why it's so appealing, but is wearing Spanx and similar products really such a good idea?

Necrotizing fasciitis, also known as "flesh-eating" bacteria, is a condition that spreads quickly and can wind up deadly, if medical care is not received.