You may love eggs for breakfast. But how often should you eat them, especially if you're worried about cholesterol? Our expert shares diet and cooking tips.
What You Should Know About Dirty Lemon Wedges at Restaurants
Lemon or lime wedges in restaurant drinks may flavor your drink, but if they aren’t clean and handled properly, they can also add bacteria that can make you ill.
Why Do We Yawn, Hiccup and Get Goosebumps?
Learn the truth behind why we yawn, hiccup and get goosebumps. It’s probably not what you think.
If You Have Lupus, Consult Doctor Before Pregnancy (Video)
Before getting pregnant, it's best for lupus patients to coordinate care with their rheumatologist and an obstetrician familiar with high-risk pregnancies.
Blood Clotting Disorders You Can Inherit
Blood clotting diseases can interrupt the normal flow of blood through your body and lead to dangerous blood clots, but treatment is available.
How Treating Varicose Veins Can Make Your Legs Look Young Again
Varicose and spider veins can be a cosmetic nuisance or a symptom of a more serious problem. Treatment options include laser ablation, radiofrequency ablation and sclerotherapy.
Robotic Hysterectomy: Better Cervical Cancer Treatment for You
Robotic-assisted hysterectomy is the least-invasive, fastest cervical cancer surgery and cure. Learn what makes it different from a traditional hysterectomy.
Do You Have Sports-Related Back Pain? Know When to Call a Doctor
Find out what you need to know about sports-related back and spine injuries. It's important to know when to treat these injuries on your own and when to seek help.
Breakfast: Is It Still the Most Important Meal of the Day?
Two studies came out in recent months that seemed to say eating breakfast did not play a role in weight loss. They surprised many because for so long we all thought that we had to eat breakfast to be healthy and to lose weight.
4 Ways Science Will Change Your Health in 2015
These four discoveries made headlines in the past. Now, they’re poised to make a real impact on patient care in 2015 and beyond.
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