DVT: What People Who’ve Had It Want You to Know Potentially life-threatening clots that form in the veins deep within your body can happen to anyone. Even young and active people can get deep vein thrombosis (DVT). People who’ve had it have some things they want you to know:

What to Do When You Find a Lump In this webinar, Stephanie Bernik, MD, explained the steps you can take after you find a mass in your breast.

Giving Yourself Grace When You’re a ‘Bad’ Migraine Patient Even if we know all the right things to do, we’re still human. We may eat a bunch of chocolate or pull an all-nighter. And that can trigger a migraine.

1 in 5 Women Report Mistreatment During Maternity Care: CDC One in five women report mistreatment from medical professionals during pregnancy and childbirth – an issue people of color face at even higher rates, according to a survey released Tuesday by the CDC.

Ozempic and Wegovy Fakes Wreak Havoc: How to Stay Safe Patients are willing to bet their health on Wegovy and Ozempic fakes while drugmaker Novo Nordisk struggles to meet demand.

Managing Migraine With the Right Recipe of Diet and Exercise “I’m starting to understand the relationship between food and my body,” says WebMD migraine blogger Michele Jordan.

Cultivate Serenity: Gardening for Migraine Relief If you love playing in the dirt, you might be happy to hear there are herbs that may help your migraine. Check out these herbal remedies – some as old as time – that may provide relief from pain using plants.

Being Intentional About Your Mental Health and Migraines Migraines can be occasional and unpredictable and chronic and long-term. After dealing with pain for a while, it can start to impact your mental and emotional health. A renewed focus on your mental well-being may help.

Stopping Migraines From Becoming a ‘Thief of Joy’ For Michele Jordan, one of WebMD’s migraine bloggers, some of her favorite things – flowers and perfume – trigger her migraines. She didn’t let that stop her from enjoying her favorite scents on a recent trip to Paris.

Managing Your Migraine When It’s Triggered by Things You Love Over the course of 30 years, Michele Jordan’s learned some important lessons on dealing with this often debilitating condition.

The Best Apps for Rheumatoid Arthritis Managing the effects of rheumatoid arthritis can be tricky. But apps for your smartphone or tablet can help you and your doctor find the best way to manage your RA.

The Emotional Side of Breast Cancer Breast cancer can bring on many emotions in people. From diagnosis to treatments, the journey may leave you feeling things you hadn’t expected.

Gene Therapy Offers New Way to Fight Alcohol Use Disorder How cutting-edge science is leading the charge against a rising public health crisis.

Tiny Organ, Long-Lasting Pain: Mystery of Chronic Appendicitis Although no official definition exists, chronic appendicitis happens when that finger-like pouch at the end of your colon becomes inflamed and causes belly pain in regular on-and-off episodes that can span weeks, months, or years.

Do You Really Need Eye Cream? See for yourself why special lotions might help that delicate skin around your eyes.

Type 2 Diabetes May Raise Your Risk of Endometrial Cancer A new study found that women with type 2 diabetes have a higher risk of dying from endometrial cancer. This is important because gynecological cancers can be often be successfully treated, including stage I endometrial cancer, via surgery.

Having Lung Problems? Eat Your Veggies, Science Says You know vegetables are good for you. But now, research shows that some may protect your lungs.

How Clean Is Your House? If the words “clean house” are always on your to-do list, here’s help.

What Should Be Disinfected? It’s key to know which items in your home you need to disinfect regularly. Learn what they are and how to keep them germ-free.

Cleaning vs. Disinfecting To avoid colds, flu, and other illnesses, you have to know the difference between cleaning and disinfecting and how to do both. Get the facts here.