Hydrating and focusing on nutrient-rich foods are key for recovery
They have similar effects, but differ in how they’re made, used and understood
Life-threatening complications include sepsis, stroke, pneumonia and more
Good dental habits and staying hydrated can help, but persistent bad breath merits professional care
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You may not be able to smell your own breath, but a bad taste, dry mouth and other clues can tell you when it may be less than fresh
Bad breath can smell foul, fruity, sour, fishy or even metallic — the scent may offer clues about what’s causing it
Fruity-smelling breath can happen when your body burns fat for energy, and in some cases, can signal a medical emergency
Socializing is linked to a healthier and more resilient brain, while loneliness can lead to an increase in dementia symptoms
Fibromyalgia causes widespread pain — and now we know more about the root cause
Nighttime knee pain could be from inflammation, injury or another condition that gets worse with pressure and positioning
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