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2 weeks ago | health.com | Sarah Bradley |Smita Patel

Guillermo Spelucin / Getty Images Migraines may occur when the nervous system is overly stimulated. The brain mistakenly sends out pain signals, setting off symptoms of a migraine attack: An intensely throbbing headache, nausea, vomiting, and extreme sensitivity to bright lights and loud noises. Migraine medications can help prevent and relieve migraine attacks, but they’re not the only way to treat these painful episodes. Home remedies can speed up the process, helping you feel better faster.

4 weeks ago | health.com | Sarah Bradley

Nutrition plays a big part in your skin's health. A well-balanced diet gives your skin the vitamins and nutrients it needs to fight inflammation, recover from injury or illness, and slow signs of aging. If you don't get enough skin-supporting vitamins in your diet, you might consider taking supplements to boost your skin health. Cleansing, protecting skin from the sun, and managing stress also support skin health. Your skin is your body's largest organ.

1 month ago | health.com | Sarah Bradley |Anita C. Chandrasekaran

Jacques Hugo / Getty Images Psoriatic arthritis (PsA) is a chronic (long-lasting) condition that combines the skin-related symptoms of psoriasis with the joint-related symptoms of arthritis. PsA is an autoimmune disease, meaning it causes your immune system to attack healthy cells in your body. PsA feels different for everyone. Symptoms can be mild to severe, affecting some or many parts of the body. Most people will have psoriatic plaques and some joint inflammation.

1 month ago | thebump.com | Sarah Bradley

You’re not pregnant anymore, so why does it still look like you are? Here’s what causes that apron belly and how to gradually minimize it. (Patience is key!)save articleBy Sarah Bradley Updated March 26, 2025Medically Reviewed by Kendra Segura, MD|Fact Checked by G. O’HaraImage: Ira Shpiller | ShutterstockBetween a still-shrinking uterus and the baby weight, most brand-new moms aren’t wearing their pre-pregnancy jeans quite yet.

1 month ago | health.com | Sarah Bradley

andreswd / Getty Images The endocrine system is made of glands that produce hormones (chemical messengers), which all have different jobs in the body. An endocrine disorder occurs when your endocrine system produces too much or too little of a hormone or when the body doesn't respond to hormones correctly. In the United States, about 5% of adults have an endocrine disorder. Diabetes is the most common.