Patients often describe nausea as having a queasy feeling in their stomach and, in some, the sensation can be quite life-altering. Some children describe this as feeling “sick to their stomach” or ...

From peppermint tea to cumin seeds, see how these kitchen staples help support digestion, plus cautions for reflux, pregnancy and infants. Digestive discomfort – whether it’s bloating after a heavy ...

A NEW strain of Covid has been circulating in the UK in recent weeks, accounting for a high proportion of cases in England. The new strain, known as Stratus, is commonly associated with a key ...

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Tomisa’s battle with scleroderma and pulmonary fibrosis motivated her to get involved advocating for these diseases.

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The Department of Veterans Affairs spends billions on dubious and even fraudulent disabilities benefits. Meanwhile, some deserving cases wait.

Medical experts outline stepwise recommendations for selecting and using cough syrups for infants, children, adults, and special populations. The guidance emphasizes matching remedies to cough type, ...

Have you ever gotten a diagnosis from a doctor, but felt that something was not quite right? Like, it didn't make sense that it's the thing that's burdening you, and that it could be something more ...

So, here are some of the most unprofessional things doctors have ever said to their patients: Note: Some submissions include subjects of verbal abuse, sexual harassment, LGBTQ+ ab ...

A new study finds a connection between intense hot flashes and mild cognitive impairment. But there are things women can do to protect their brains. A study of Latin American post-menopausal women ...

If you have eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), you’ll likely get treatment from multiple health professionals, such as a primary care provider, gastroenterologist, and allergist.