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Acetaminophen and ibuprofen are commonly used to reduce fever and relieve pain, but dosage guidelines for children aren't clearly labeled on the bottle. Here's the lowdown.

If it seems like mosquitoes prefer snacking on you than on other people, you might want to read this.

Are you thinking about having a baby this year? Months before you conceive, you can start preparing your body to be a healthy home for your baby. Here's how.

It's not something we like to talk about, but constipation happens—to some people more than others. Here are four of the top causes for constipation and tips for preventing it.

You sat down to eat a few bites of ice cream and before you knew it, the whole pint was gone. Do you think a little extra exercise will negate...

Have you ever found a bruise on your body and wondered how it got there? Here, we share reasons some people may bruise more easily than others.

Pros and cons of low-carb diets such as Whole30.

Getting blisters while trying to walk your way to better health? Check out these blister hacks to condition your feet for the fast lane.

Kids who have autism often struggle with organized team sports because of communication and social difficulties. But these five sports tend to be winners.

Some people who use e-cigarettes think the device helps them quit smoking, but they may be just substituting one bad habit for another.

Anything in excess can be harmful, even tea. An Arkansas man who drank a gallon of iced tea daily ended up in the hospital.

While the gym is a great place to get fit and have fun, it can be a hotbed for disease and germs. Here's how to protect yourself.

As parents, we do our best to protect our kids against the spread of germs and disease. But when family members or friends wear their shoes indoors, they may be...

Some parents call it the "European model." But letting kids sip alcohol may have the opposite effect of what you intended.

People who experience exploding head syndrome feel they've been awakened by a loud noise such as a thunderclap or a slammed door.

There is nothing funny about testicular cancer. While testicular cancer accounts for just one percent of all cancers in males, it is the most common form of cancer in men...

Your treadmill is lying to you! Actually, don't blame your equipment for an inaccurate calorie count, but find out how calories are really measured!

University of Utah's Dr. Ginette Pepper says there's no evidence that ingredients in Dr Pepper soda promote longevity, but something else might.

Wearable devices like Fitbit are supposed to improve your health. So why is a newspaper column suggesting they may pose a cancer risk?

In the early 1990s, researchers at the U helped identify the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes after studying numerous Utah families with high incidences of breast and ovarian cancer

Find out how many calories you burn doing three different household chores, and how you can bump up the intensity level for each.

If you suspect your child has swallowed a button battery, call the Utah Poison Control Center immediately at 800-222-1222.

A groundbreaking study found that babies who were fed a steady diet of peanuts were less likely to develop peanut allergies.

Salt Lake drivers concerned about air quality will want to roll up their windows after reading this.