Ob-gyns answer common questions about exercising after getting an IUD, including how long you should wait to work out and whether exercise can dislodge an IUD.

Explore meal ideas to stay nutritious on low-calorie days. Plus, get tips and learn how 5:2 fasting affects weight loss.

Fewer U.S. adults are drinking, and most who do say they’re drinking less. The shift could result in fewer alcohol-related deaths in the future.

Officials were able to declare an end to the Texas measles outbreak after no new cases for at least 42 days, but a related outbreak in New Mexico continues.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the obesity drug Wegovy for people with the chronic liver disease known as ...

Prevent mosquito and tick bites this summer with proper clothing, EPA-approved repellents, and other strategies. Plus, learn how to ease the itch and swelling of a bite.

People who use insulin or diabetes medications are at risk of hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar. Here’s how to recognize and treat hypoglycemia.

Your morning oatmeal might be giving you stomach cramps due to digestion issues, a food intolerance, or cross-contamination with an allergen. Understanding these issues can help you enjoy ...

Sodium acid pyrophosphate is a food additive that is recognized as safe by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. While generally harmless in small amounts, excessive phosphate intake can pose ...

Discover the potential side effects of chlorella and spirulina supplements, including gastrointestinal issues and contamination risks.

A large new study found that the nonprescription Opill is expanding birth control access to many women who used no contraception in the past.

Chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) isn’t just physically uncomfortable. The mysterious, come-and-go nature of the condition can also be incredibly stressful. With chronic hives, “Symptoms may ...