Our neurologist Dr. William Ondo cautions that the causes of Parkinson’s are multifactorial and there’s no single trigger in @NatGeo.

Dr. @ArchanaSadhu explains who should get screened for diabetes, what happens if the results come back abnormal and what a prediabetes diagnosis means for people moving forward.

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Struggling with bladder problems due to Multiple Sclerosis (MS)? You're not alone. In this comprehensive Q&A session, Dr. Rose Khavari delves into the common bladder issues faced by MS patients and explores effective strategies to manage and overcome these challenges.

How can you have a cold when it's hot outside, anyway? A summer cold. What an oxymoron.

While some are intense and sudden, others are subdued in comparison. Recognizing these signs and knowing when to seek immediate care could be the difference between life and death.

Heart attacks are often depicted in a very specific way: by clutching one’s chest in pain. But the reality of a heart attack can vary.

A severe headache that gets better when you're lying down could be a sign of a cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak. If left untreated, a CSF leak can become serious, depending on its location and the severity.

Is one set of headphones better than another? Learn tips for finding the best headphones to protect your hearing.

Thanks to lung cancer screening, there's even more that can be done to reduce lung cancer deaths.

While infertility was traditionally attributed to female factors, recent studies reveal that male factors contribute significantly to infertility cases. In this comprehensive Fertility Q&A session, Dr. Akhil Muthigi delves deep into the intricacies of male infertility.

Whether it’s time or just too hot outside, these are real barriers to exercise. Learn how to overcome these obstacles to make fitness a lasting habit. Listen on Spotify:

Discover how to listen to your body, so you know when you’re pushing yourself too far too soon with exercise. Listen on Apple Podcasts:

Want to start exercising but don’t know where to start? This episode of the On Health podcast is for you:

As measles cases hit a 30-year-high in the U.S., Dr. Neil Gandhi, one of our emergency medicine physicians, shares in @HuffPost what you should do whether you're vaccinated, unvaccinated, immunocompromised or have young children.

Could a late-night workout lead to a poor night's rest?

Are you constantly waking up at night to urinate? Discover everything you need to know about Nocturia in this comprehensive video with Dr. Ricardo Gonzalez. Nocturia not only disrupts your sleep but can also impact your overall health.

Trying to achieve that sun-kissed glow can lead to an increased risk of skin cancers, so it's important to understand how this happens and what you can do to achieve a tan without sacrificing your health.

Contrary to popular belief, you can’t taste or smell if yogurt’s still safe to eat. Follow these guidelines to know whether it’s time to keep or toss that tub in your fridge.

Yogurt’s one of those foods we often assume can “hang out” in the fridge — the longer it sits, the tangier it gets. But how long is too long?