The occasional stomach ache might not be bad enough to warrant a trip to the doctor’s office, but it can still be uncomfortable. There are numerous ways to relieve such belly aches on your own.

Are you seeing improvements from your current diet? Don't let these eight common dieting mistakes prevent you from feeling your best.

Physical activity is an important contributor to one’s health and wellness, yet it seems that an increasing number of people in the U.S. are not getting enough exercise.

American families keep a wide range of prescription and non-prescription items in their medicine cabinets, but what is really necessary?

Lifestyle factors like a poor diet and inactivity can increase our risk for diseases, including cancer and heart disease — the top causes of death in America. Thankfully, that road goes both ways, and a good diet can help improve one’s health risks.

Even though it may not feel like it, exercise is good for patients with RA. Still, patients should be careful when exercising. Here are seven exercise tips for patients with RA.

It seems like there are literally hundreds of diets that people discuss, both in a positive and negative light. But how do you know if they work?

As you age, you may be faced with health risks you did not have to confront before. While you can’t prevent the passing of time, being knowledgeable and proactive with your health can have dramatic effects on your current and future quality of life.

Many people around the world believe medical information and theories that simply aren’t true — from cell phones causing cancer to bubble-gum staying in your stomach for years. Here’s a list of medical myths and misconceptions that you deserve to know the truth about.

RxWiki is a digital medication encyclopedia with health news and video, medication information, and a question-and-answer service that lets any user ask a question and have it answered by a trusted, licensed pharmacist. Here’s a list of common questions that have been answered by RxWiki’s Digital Pharmacists.