You may be surprised to find out that different pain relievers serve different purposes, and the best choice depends on both your type of pain and your medical history. So, what are the main types of over-the-counter (OTC) pain relief medicines, and how do they differ?

Each year as we celebrate Earth Day, we collectively turn our thoughts towards our impact on the environment and what we can actively be doing to reduce it. You’ve probably thought of the usual things: plant trees, clean beaches, donate to organizations that provide resources to endangered animals, etc. and these are all great steps toward an environmentally healthy future. 

A bad headache can ruin a perfectly good day. Headaches are incredibly common, but they’re also quite specific—believe it or not, there are more than 150 kinds. If frequent or severe headaches are making you suffer, this article can help you figure out what’s behind your head pain and how to nip it in the bud.

“Sleeping like a baby” isn’t quite as simple as it sounds; just ask the one-third of American adults who report that they usually fail to get the recommended seven or more hours of sleep. Here are 6 ways to get your best night's sleep.

The average American spends more than $1,200 each year on drugs prescribed by their doctors. Whether you or a loved one has a chronic condition such as diabetes, or has undergone treatment for a major illness such as cancer, you’ve probably been confronted with the astronomically high cost of medicine.

Over-the-counter drugs have made it easier to get relief. These meds can give your life more freedom, but there are so many to choose from! You’ve seen all the commercials and they all seem to promise the same result. How do you decipher what allergy medicine works best for you and your irritating symptoms? 

After a long winter, the start of spring can feel like a dream. That is, until seasonal allergies set in.  If you’re one of the nearly 20 Million Americans who suffer from seasonal allergies, these facts and tips might help.