Many of us will be turning back the clock on Sunday as Daylight Saving Time comes to an end. A sleep psychologist offers insight on the change and how to limit any disruptions.
An allergist highlights what hidden allergens may be lurking inside your home, and what you can do to find some relief.
Cleveland Clinic researchers have been studying why more young adults are getting colorectal cancer, and now they may be one step closer to an answer. New research shows diet appears to be playing a role.
A dermatologist weighs in on if dipping into the Halloween candy stash can cause pimples.
If you have been stocking up on at-home COVID tests, it's important to double-check the expiration dates. A microbiologist explains why.
A pediatrician highlights the importance of vaccinations after the CDC reported vaccine numbers are down for kindergarteners.
Friday is National Mammography Day. A radiologist explains why it's now required for women to be notified about whether they have dense breast tissue following a mammogram.
Before breaking out the smoker at your next tailgate, a registered dietitian explains how eating smoked meats may be harmful to our health.
October 15 is Global Handwashing Day. A physician highlights the importance of washing your hands and explains how often you should be doing it.
We all know yard work can be a tedious task, but it doesn't have to be a pain too. A chiropractor offers some tips to help avoid injury.