As a huge plume of smoke from over 400 Canadian wildfires swept south and turned New York City into a landscape that resembled Mars more than Earth, heart experts warned that air pollution can damage your heart as much as read more about 9 Ways to Protect Yourself from Breathing Wildfire Smoke
Maybe you feel it when you just wake up, maybe it’s at 3:00 p.m. while you’re at work, or perhaps it’s something you feel nearly all day, every day—fatigue. That slow-moving, foggy-brained feeling can be draining after a while. You read more about Why am I Feeling so Tired? 7 Secret Causes of Fatigue
Depending on the type of multiple sclerosis (MS) that you’re dealing with, it’s possible to go through cycles of remission and relapse. This can happen with relapsing-remitting MS. While there are ways to reduce the risk of having a relapse, read more about How to Know if Your MS Relapse Needs a Doctor
Although Crohn’s disease and IBS both involve unusual bowel movements or diarrhea, excess gas, abdominal pain, and the inability to tolerate certain foods, the two conditions are very different. RELATED: What Diet Is Most Likely to Help Ease Crohn’s Disease? read more about What is the Difference Between Crohn’s Disease and IBS?
Having questions, doubts, and fears is a natural part of dealing with psoriatic arthritis. However, excessive negative thoughts can lead to depression and impact the quality of your daily life. Fortunately, learning how to cope with negative thoughts can help read more about 8 Negative Thoughts About Psoriatic Arthritis to Let Go Of
Dealing with the symptoms of eczema, which include dry, itchy skin on a regular basis can be daunting. The good news is there are several options for you to manage your eczema symptoms, however, it may take some trial and read more about 7 Signs It’s Time to Change Your Eczema Treatment
