People all over the world are ready to bid adieu to 2020 and usher in a new year. Like everything else this year, New Year’s Eve will likely look very...

But first, coffee. That may be the mantra among the 64% of adult Americans who drink coffee every day.

The start of fall means the start of flu season. While the exact timing and duration of flu seasons can vary, influenza activity often begins to increase in October.

While consuming apple cider vinegar (ACV), fermented apple juice, has been touted to aid weight loss, regulate blood sugar, and other health benefits, there’s little in the way of scientific...

Water is essential to our bodies. It helps with digestion, boosts weight loss, moisturizes skin and detoxifies.

The hormonal, physical, and emotional impacts of menopause, the time in a woman's life when her period stops, can make for a tough time. Menopause is a natural biological process...

In an article for everydayhealth.com, Summit Health Internist Dr. Soma Mandal uses facts and medical expertise to refute the age-old saying, “Feed a cold, starve a fever”. Learn more about...

While seasonal colds peak in the winter and spring, it can strike any time of the year. Runny nose and scratchy throat are telltale first signs of a common cold...

The medical causes of night sweats or sleep hyperhidrosis are numerous. Night sweats can be caused by hormonal fluctuations or disorders, infection and fever, and side effects from medication.

Many people who are adhering to social distancing are still going outside to enjoy a walk or trail. But, can you do the same if you’re in self-isolation or self-quarantining...