There’s a new high-priced commodity in town, and it comes from inside a cow. Cattle gallstones, long used in Chinese medicine ...

This cold and flu season, you may be looking for clues you're getting better anywhere you can find them, even in the color of ...

Managing asthma properly requires routine physician visits, taking medications as directed and paying attention to asthma ...

Snot is completely normal. In response to infection, the immune system produces stickier and thicker snot. “Mucus is a ...

For years now, new soda brands have been popping up incessantly with every grocery store trip yields a fresh, ...

It can be hard to get an appointment to see a GP but there are some ailments you can still get a NHS prescription for ...

Getting an appointment to see a doctor isn't always easy but you can get prescriptions for some health problems without the ...

The color of your pee shows how hydrated you are and if certain things are in your body. For example, dark yellow or brown pee usually means you're dehydrated. Pink or red pee could mean there’s blood ...

Many of us will likely remember our mothers warning us: "Don’t go out without a coat or you’ll catch a cold!". While some may have dismissed the plea as an old wives' tale (just like how eating ...

Yellow mucus usually means that your body is dealing with an infection. It’s often a direct result of the white blood cells fighting off a bacteria or virus. According to Connor, green mucus can ...

Others only notice a trickle of water or a feeling of wetness in their underwear. The mucus plug is a thick collection of mucus that seals the opening of the cervix. This stops bacteria from ...