With all the COVID-related matters we're dealing with right now, we probably didn't need the news that the FDA is recalling even more hand sanitizers, yet here we are. The government agency is warning that 1-propanol is now showing up in hand sanitizers.
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Makeup brushes can be the most valuable products in your makeup bag. However, they can be filthier than believed. Here's the dirty truth about makeup brushes.
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Since its launch in 2010, Orangetheory Fitness has become an international fitness phenomenon, but just what is there to know about the company?
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Many of us have been on one high-protein diet or another to try and get into shape. And we're pretty spoiled for choice.
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Kissing is a way to show affection, and maybe even initiate intimacy between you and your partner.
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Migraines are the third most prevalent medical issue in the world, with an estimated 12 percent of Americans suffering from them. Migraines can affect children and adults, and they are especially prevalent in women. Ninety percent of sufferers say they can't work or perform their daily routine.
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It's mega important to remember the rules of good hygiene during the summer months. Here's the real reason you shouldn't stay in a wet swimsuit.
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Taking acetaminophen every day might not seem like a big deal. It's widely considered safer than alternatives like aspirin or ibuprofen. But it that true?
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There are plenty of dodgy weight loss myths out there, from only eating at certain times of the day to the Noom app and its panel of weight loss experts. One of the more prevalent dieting tricks involves imbibing lemon water, a delicious-sounding drink that's far more interesting that plain water.
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Ladies, we wish we were writing this post about a birth control pill for men. A daily pill designed to stop the production of sperm passed initial safety tests in 2019. It's 2020, and we're still waiting. Don't get your hopes up. We may well be twiddling our thumbs for another nine years.
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We don't think there is anything wrong with sitting still or chilling out at all. But if sitting makes up the bulk of your day -- as it does for those of us with a desk job -- or if YOLO involves eating an extra bag of chips or getting a second serving of dessert, you might want to make a change.
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If you've been covering your face for the last few months, you know that the struggle with mask-related skin problems is real. There is rosacea, heat rash, and mask acne -- or maskne. No one is immune to these woes, not even Adam Friedman, professor of dermatology, who's been getting flare-ups too.
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A sore throat can seem like a minor inconvenience, but it's no fun when it hurts to swallow -- and that scratchy, raw pain can linger for days. Now the good news: A minor sore throat is easier to treat than you may think, and it doesn't have to involve medication.
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Do you ever get so busy during your work day that you forget to eat? Yeah, this can happen to all of us. There never does seem to be any time for breakfast, even if you're working from home -- especially if you repeatedly hit the snooze button until it's time to roll out of bed and get to work.
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In an interview with The List, award-winning OB/GYN Felice Gersh, M.D., founder and director of the Integrative Medical Group of Irvine, in Irvine, California, and author of PCOS SOS Fertility Fast Track, explained how oral contraceptives may affect pregnancy.
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When you're crunched for time, there's nothing like a few sets of squats to get your whole lower body in shape. The classic strength move engages your quads, glutes, and hamstrings, not to mention your core and hip flexors. "In life, we squat all the time."
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Sleepwalking is one of those things that you may find hard to believe exists unless it actually happens to you. However, the sleep disorder is more common than you think with the Sleep Foundation estimating that sleepwalking affects up to 15 percent of the population.
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Whether you're a runner, an avid yogi, or have foot pain, toe spacers can help with a variety of foot ailments. With 7,000 nerve endings in each foot, your feet are constantly absorbing the brunt of the weight you put on them. Toe spacers help alleviate some of the pressure you put on your feet.
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There are a lot of face masks out there, but they aren't all created equal. A shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) means that most of us who don't work in the health field are using non-medical face masks, and it can be hard sorting out the good ones from the bad ones.
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Intermittent fasting is all the rage right now and there's no diet hotter, within this particular sphere, than the 16:8 diet. You don't eat based on whether you feel hungry or full, but rather within a specific eight-hours of the day, fasting the rest of the time.
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The most famous hickeys in recent history belong to Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, Britney Spears, and Scottish dreamboat Gerard Butler.
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Let's face it, any kind of acne (no matter where it is on your body) is never ideal. But while face acne is widely discussed, back acne (also known as bacne) is often forgotten -- unless, of course, you suffer from it. And no matter how often you loofah or scrub, no skincare routine seems to help.
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After a particularly blazing hot morning at the beach, your skin is red, blistering, and swelling, and on top of that you have a headache, fever, nausea, and dizziness — it is definitely time to get in the shade. There is really no such thing as a good sunburn; there are particularly bad ones.
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Experts will tell you that using an expired test or letting your pregnancy test sit out too long before checking it can cause false positives.
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If you've been prescribed antidepressants, you know that depression can lead to suicidal thoughts or actions.
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Depending on how it enters your body, it could either make you feel horrifically ill or take years off your face. And now scientists appear to have discovered yet another use for botulinium toxin or Botox -- as a treatment for depression.
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