Pistachios are well-liked nuts among humans that are rich in protein, fiber, and vitamin B6. Along with salads and desserts, ...

That wagging tail and those hopeful eyes that keep glancing toward the door are telling you something: January is Walk Your ...

The Pioneer Woman’s Valentine’s Day collection works for virtually any baking, from cakes and pies to cookies and brownies.

Rehabilitation centers across Florida, including The Marine Science Center in Volusia County, are overwhelmed with cold-stunned sea turtles.

Spread the loveAt the Stray Rescue of St. Louis, during the Thanksgiving holiday, someone arrived at the rescue organization ...

Your body is a collection of cells carrying thousands of genetic mistakes accrued over a lifetime—many harmless, some bad and ...

"I popped the pill into my mouth, took a sip of water, and then felt my breath catch," the veteran actor recalled the horrific moment that made her feel helpless.

Digestion begins in your mouth. Your teeth grind the food you eat and mix it with saliva to form a kind of ball, known as a bolus. Your esophagus is a flattened muscular tube that connects your mouth ...

"I took another drink of water, and then another and another, until the glass was empty but the pill remained stuck," the ...

Paying attention to meal timing, like avoiding late-night eating, helps keep reflux under control. The esophageal sphincter is a muscle at the bottom of your esophagus that acts like a one-way door.

“Getting the recommended screening tests can not only lower a person’s risk of developing cancer—as with colonoscopy—but it ...