Anaphylaxis is a life-threatening allergic reaction that can affect many Americans. Learn more about anaphylaxis prevention and EpiPen® treatment with New York allergist Alissa McInerney, MD.

Orthopedic injuries like strains, tears, fractures, and sprains are painful. Learn the difference between these orthopedic injuries and when to see a doctor.

STIs are common yet serious, so it's crucial not to ignore potential STI symptoms. Learn more about STIs with emergency medicine specialist Jack Liu, MD, and treat STIs at CityMD.

Feed a cold, starve a fever? While that adage has long been debunked, here’s how to lower your fever at home – and when you should see a doctor.

When bacteria enter the urinary tract, kidneys, or bladder, it leads to a urinary tract infection (UTI). Learn more about painful UTI symptoms and what to do when you have...

Lingering and severe stomach pains can indicate serious conditions you need to address. Learn more about the causes of abdominal pain with Florham Park gastroenterologist Dennis Han, MD.

With spring allergies, it's essential to separate fact from fiction. Join Summit Health allergist and immunologist Dr. Smruti Parikh as she debunks spring allergy myths.

When someone has arrhythmia, their heart isn't beating correctly. Learn more about arrhythmia with Florham Park, New Jersey cardiologist Dr. Francesco Santoni-Rugiu, MD.

Croup is an infection of the upper airways, causing patients, more often children, to have a distinct cough. Learn more about croup symptoms, treatments, and how long croup lasts.

Known as the 'silent killer,' high blood pressure or hypertension usually shows no symptoms. Learn more about possible hypertension symptoms, optimal blood pressure numbers, and preventing high blood pressure.