If you crack or "pop" your knuckles, chances are that at least one person has chastised you by saying your habit will lead to arthritis. This article tells whether you're actually increasing your risk for arthritis.

CPR is touted as a live-saving medical treatment, but is it really as effective as we think it is?

Body dysmorphia is a psychological disorder that causes a person to become obsessed with minor or imaginary defects in their appearance. We take a look at what this condition entails.

A desire for disability? For people with Body Integrity Identity Disorder, it's an ever-present problem.

X-rays are used to create images of internal structures in the body through the use of radiation. Since radiation is commonly associated with cancer, could X-rays actually be making us sick?

Due to how subtle symptoms can be, many people do not realize they have gum disease until its too late. Being aware of what the symptoms of the disease are, however, may help you spot the infection early on.

If testicular pain is only minor, can it be treated at home? We take a look at this issue.

There are several treatment courses for adenomyosis, but some of them are intended only to treat symptoms, while others come with no guarantees. Unfortunately, at this point, there are only two real cures for adenomyosis.