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Cracks at the corner of the mouth (angular cheilitis) are painful. Could nutritional deficiencies be the culprit?
If you start coughing, sneezing and feeling dreadful, what should you do? We discuss preventing and treating winter infections.
Gynecologists are embracing hormone therapies to treat symptoms of menopause. They also have nonhormonal options for women who prefer those.
Flu, shingles and other infections may threaten more than your lungs and skin. New research is rethinking heart disease and vaccination.
A long-term study of health professionals suggests that eating fewer processed foods and more whole grains and vegetables can lower the risk for diabetes.
With influenza season arriving early on the West Coast, H1N1 is dominating. What can Australia and New Zealand teach us about what's ahead?
The buzz about ivermectin and cancer is exploding. What do lab studies, human trials and real-world evidence show?
Many people wonder why Vicks on the feet could stop a cough. Others are convinced it's totally bogus. What if there IS a good explanation?
One reader reports that apremilast (Otezla) works very well to control psoriasis. There are other options for people who can't afford Otezla.