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Your nose feels clear all day but suddenly gets blocked when you lie down. Here's why it happens, who is more likely to experience it, and what may help you breathe more comfortably at night.

Queen Elizabeth I's famous Venetian Mask promised porcelain-white skin, but its lead-based formula came with serious health risks. Discover the fascinating history behind one of the world's most dangerous beauty trends.

Wondering how palliative chemotherapy differs from standard chemo? An oncologist explains the goals, approach, and what it can realistically offer patients.

Chemsex combines drug use and sex in a specific, intentional way. Here's what a sexologist says about the physical, sexual, and mental health risks involved.

Different people have different ways of applying perfume to smell good. There are several pulse points where you should apply perfume but the neck is not one of them. Research shows that doing so might hamper the hormone system in the long run.

Researchers say the well-known erectile dysfunction drug may have an unexpected role in slowing cancer metastasis, but more studies are needed before it becomes part of cancer treatment.

Can your baby feel cold water in the womb? An expert Ob-Gyn explains why drinking cold water during pregnancy is safe, and when to switch to warm water for your own comfort.

Wondering why your child keeps getting ear infections? An ENT specialist explains the reasons behind it, the feeding habit, common causes, and how to reduce the risk.

Worried about gout or high uric acid? Find out if eating meat increases uric acid levels. A dietitian shares expert advice on what to eat and avoid.

Hair growth gummies promise thicker hair, but the results depend on why you're losing hair in the first place. A dermatologist explains who benefits and who should avoid them.

Relying solely on lentils for protein? Find out if dal is enough for your daily protein needs. A dietitian shares expert tips to balance your vegetarian diet.

Belly fat is more than just an indicator of obesity. It is also a threat to your heart health. In this article, a cardiologist explains the effect of excess belly fat on your cardiovascular system

Wondering if swallowed gum really stays in your stomach for years? A doctor breaks down what happens to gum once it's swallowed, and when it becomes a concern.