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When it comes to talking to their doctors about their health or admitting that they have a problem, most men stretch the truth, leave out important details or flat-out lie.

January: The month where mentally debilitating seasonal depression collides with physically debilitating temperatures.

During pregnancy, it’s common to have vivid, strange dreams and frightening nightmares that wake you up in a cold sweat.

One of the biggest complaints for diabetics is that they hate having to prick their fingers multiple times to test sugar levels throughout the day.

We all experience stress.

Inflammation is part of the body’s immune response that helps us heal.

Research shows that your teeth can speak volumes about your overall health, so it’s important to be informed when it comes to taking care of your mouth

Regular visits to the sauna can help lower the risk of developing dementia and Alzheimer's disease as well as dying of heart ailments, a Finnish study suggests.

Sitting under an umbrella at the beach is no substitute for using sunscreen, a new study shows.

Some Olympic athletes could be at risk while training and competing because of heart defects or dysfunction that they may not even know about, Italian researchers say.

Facebook has apologized for disabling the account of an artist whose posts were intended to showcase tattoos for breast cancer survivors who had undergone reconstructive surgery.

Tattoo artists may have a role to play in reducing cases of advanced skin cancer, researchers say.

A French court ruled on Friday that German certification agency TUV Rheinland compensate thousands of women for its role in approving faulty breast implants produced by manufacturer PIP until its 2010 closure.

Move over, vaginal steaming: Actress Gwyneth Paltrow is suggesting an alleged new way to boost your reproductive health: a "jade egg" that's inserted into the vagina.

Women who eat a lot of grilled, smoked and barbecued meats and develop breast cancer may be more likely to die from their cancer than those who eat less of these foods, a U.S. study suggests.

An 11-year-old Illinois boy has become the youngest recipient of an artificial heart, which will help sustain his life until he gets a heart transplant match.

The number of older Americans treated for prostate cancer plummeted 42 percent since health officials began questioning the benefits of screening tests, a new study shows.

These Illinois brothers share a lot more than just a last name.

An Arizona shelter dog with terminal cancer is being treated to a bucket list of activities for his final days.

Latin America, once plagued by malnutrition, now faces a different type of public health crisis as processed food increasingly replaces traditionally prepared dishes, leading to a surge in obesity rates, a United Nations report showed on Thursday.