Locations:
Search IconSearch

Health Conditions

Shingles present on a shoulder of a light skinned person.
November 6, 2023/Infectious Disease

No, You Can’t Get Shingles if You’ve Never Had Chickenpox

But if you haven’t been vaccinated, you could get chickenpox from somebody with shingles

person shooting a heart with a bow and arrow
November 3, 2023/Mental Health

Can You Be Addicted To Love? Here’s What We Know

Being ‘hooked’ on love can cause unhealthy relationship patterns and obsessive thoughts

person speaking with primary care physician
November 2, 2023/Eye Care

7 Lifestyle Changes That Can Help Diabetes-Related Macular Edema

Getting connected to the right healthcare providers can make a big difference

group of Gen Z friends
November 1, 2023/Mental Health

Is Generation Z Drinking Less?

The answer is ‘yes,’ with a noticeable trend toward healthier living — but there’s a caveat

Advertisement

Cleveland Clinic is a non-profit academic medical center. Advertising on our site helps support our mission. We do not endorse non-Cleveland Clinic products or services. Policy

adult male in 20s talking with adult male doctor
November 1, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

7 Warning Signs of Testicular Cancer

The most common symptom is a lump on your testicle

doctor showing heart rate and blood pressure watch monitor
November 1, 2023/Heart Health

The Relationship Between Your Heart Rate and Blood Pressure

Both are related to your cardiovascular system, and both can impact the other

person with fall allergies
October 31, 2023/Allergies

Achoo! Learn More About Fall Allergies

Autumn allergens typically begin to bloom — and release their pesky pollen — around August

group of people with non-alcoholic beverages
October 31, 2023/Brain & Nervous System

Nonalcoholic Drinks Are on the Rise — But Are They Good for You?

Options for sober social drinking are abundant, but be mindful about additives and triggers

x ray of knee joint showing sound waves
October 30, 2023/Orthopaedics

Cracking Joints: Why Your Joints Pop and When You Need To Worry

It’s a normal, common occurrence, but popping with pain or swelling may be a sign of an injury

generational family at home
October 30, 2023/Heart Health

What a Family History of Heart Disease Means for Your Health

Knowing what you can do to prevent or manage heart disease is half the battle

BackPage 75 of 220Next

Advertisement

Ad