Body & Health Conditions Slideshows

Type 2 diabetes typically doesn't produce a lot of symptoms until the disease process is fairly far along. Only testing blood sugar levels after meals (not fasting sugars first thing in the morning) can give advance warning of the disease. When other symptoms appear, treatment is already needed.

According to latest statistics, around 5.4 million people living in America suffer from Alzheimer’s disease. It is a common neuro-degenerative disease affecting people usually above the age of sixty. Read on to find out some important things that everyone needs to know about Alzheimer’s disease.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a complicated disease with complex progression. To understand MS properly, these slides that will point out the facts that you must know about MS.

Are you scared of getting close to you partner because of the bad breath, or are you sick of halitosis? You don't need to worry anymore. Here are 10 tips that will get rid of your bad breath now and forever.

If you happen to be the caregiver of a patient suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, you not only have to slug it out physically but seeing your loved one’s condition deteriorating in front of your eyes takes a toll on your mental health too. Here are some tips to make your life as a caregiver easier.

Thyroid disease is especially common in older people and especially women. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), an alarming more than 60 million individuals have thyroid conditions. Even more alarming, is the fact that the majority are undiagnosed.

As a general rule, our skin tends to be more sensitive with seasonal changes. We have identified the ten most common allergic reactions, and we want to give you some tips to make sure that this summer, you will not be stuck with any one of these!

Any time your skin has been injured, no matter how dark or light your skin tone, you need sunscreen when you go out in summer sun. Here are the essential facts for everyone who gets out in summer sun.

The urinary tract accounts for 25-30 percent of common sites for healthcare associated infections, such as urinary tract infections (UTIs). An annoying, painful discomfort that results from vaginal and/or rectal bacteria that travels to the urethra and multiply in the bladder where it wreaks havoc.

A urinary tract infection is the entry and growth of a disease-causing micro-organism into the urinary tract causing, symptoms and signs. Bacteria from the gut are the usual culprits. Pain while urinating, frequent urination, cloudy urine are the symptoms.