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Talking in Your Sleep
Girls talk in their sleep as much as boys. It's hard to tell if you've been talking in your own sleep. Usually, people will tell you they've heard ...
Read moreCombating Common Skin Irritants
In allergic contact dermatitis, the immune system responds to a substance that touches the skin. When a person who has become sensitized to an alle...
Read moreTips to Care for Your Psoriasis
A diagnosis of psoriasis can be a lot to absorb. It may not be a lot of fun to slather thick goo on psoriasis patches day after day. If your doctor...
Read moreSpider Angioma
Spider angioma. Vascular papule with radiating arterioles on the cheek of a child. Slideshow: Birthmarks: Port Wine Stains to Hemangiomas Slideshow...
Read moreWhy Do My Nails Look Weird?
Nails that are thick, slow-growing, and yellow often point to lung diseases like emphysema or chronic bronchitis. Yellow nails can even be a sympto...
Read moreWhat Types of Drugs Cause Hair Loss?
Claudia Shannon is a rare scientist-turned-journalist and writes about clean research-driven skincare, pioneering sustainable beauty initiatives, n...
Read moreWhat Should You Expect After a Hair Transplant?
Your surgeon will have you wear bandages over your scalp for at least a day or two, and may prescribe an antibiotic or an anti-inflammatory drug fo...
Read moreWhat Causes Hair Loss in Men?
Depending on your family history, male pattern baldness can start as early as your teens. Not only will your hair get thinner, but it may get soft,...
Read moreHousehold Irritants: Skin-Friendly Cleaning Tips for Your Family
Follow directions on the label so you know you're using the cleaning product safely. Look for cleaning products labeled 'fragrance- and dye- free' ...
Read moreSupplements for RA: what to Know
This supplement might help reduce joint swelling and tenderness if taken with a pain reliever or anti-inflammatory medication. Early research shows...
Read moreStages and Grades of Prostate Cancer
A Gleason score of 7 is a medium-grade cancer, and a score of 8, 9, or 10 is a high-grade cancer. Generally, the higher your Gleason score, the mor...
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