Boxers have briefs beat when it comes to sperm quality, according to a recent study from researchers at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

One of the biggest problems with pancreatic cancer is by the time symptoms become severe enough to alert the person to make a doctor’s appointment, it's already progressed to a serious stage.

An Oakland, California-based company is changing the game with a breath analysis test that detects THC.

A low platelet count, technically known as thrombocytopenia, occurs when the blood loses platelets faster than the bone marrow replaces them.

An eye twitch stems from an involuntary muscle spasm in the upper or lower eyelid. Mild but persistent eyelid spasms may be linked to fatigue, stress, dry eyes or excess caffeine intake — and countering these may help stop the twitch.

You may be curious about the purported benefits of taking Adderall even if you don't have ADHD. But as with any medication, you shouldn't take prescritions you doctor hasn't expressly given you.

Feeling under the weather? Here are some of the first signs of mononucleosis (mono for short), which is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus.

It's true: Mosquitos are attracted to some people more than others. Here are the factors that increase your risk of mosquito bites, plus how to prevent them.

Journalist, author and former first lady of California Maria Shriver and her daughter Christina Schwarzenegger sat down with LIVESTRONG's Jess Barron to discuss their new documentary "Take Your Pills."

Benefiber is a widely used fiber supplement. We investigate the pros and cons to help you determine whether it will be beneficial for you.

Doctors are warning against holding in your pee for the sake of a "peegasm," saying that it can cause permanent damage to your bladder.

A recent study linked certain cancers with late-night eating—but that may be just a part of the picture.