Men's Health - Videos
To demonstrate how quick and relatively painless adult immunizations can be, ER physician Dr. Travis Stork and plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon receive recommended vaccinations on stage.
When summer bug bites swell, it's usually an allergic reaction, but there are times when a visit to the emergency room is necessary. WSJ's Sumathi Reddy and Dr. Richard Lockey discuss on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero.
Here's one more reason to avoid the summer heat: a recent study found a link between kidney stones and hotter weather.
Too much time on Twitter may lead to conflict, infidelity and divorce, new study finds.
From CrossFit to spinning to marathon running, we're pushing our bodies to the limits. But how we exercise can have long-term effects on our body. We discuss the risks and healthy alternatives.
What's the deal with colonics? Shannon Ray gets in the trenches and gets all the details on this notorious procedure by getting her own colonic.
Pool electrocution is more common than you might think! Learn how to protect yourself and loved ones from minor issues that can lead to deadly results with AOL Health and Parenting Expert, Dr. Karen Latimer.
What's the deal with colonics? Shannon Ray gets in the trenches and gets all the details on this notorious procedure by getting her own colonic.
Alex Ramsey joins HuffPost Live to share his plan to run across the country, completely barefoot.
Daniel Howell, PhD and Sierra Larson join HuffPost Live to discuss the health issues surrounding going barefoot.
Daniel Howell, PhD joins HuffPost Live to reveal why he hasn't worn shoes in ten years.
A lecturer on human origins at a University in England told Popular Science that eating an entire human body would probably supply you with 81,500 calories.
Tips to help you live longer from 'A Short Guide to a Long Life' by Dr. David Agus, doctor to the stars, bestselling author, and one of the world's leading cancer researchers.
The sound of the guy sneezing behind you three rows back is pretty gross, but he's probably not the reason you're getting sick from flying. With Summer in full swing and travel plans on the horizon, this video is a must see if you want to protect yourself from all the germs and viruses that are stowing away on your plane.
Sarah Nagel of Holistic Habits shares natural tips on how to protect your skin in the summer.
We know breakups can be emotionally draining, but are they bad for your health? From stress levels to pain perception, get the details about what actually happens to your body when you're nursing a broken heart.
Two million Americans are living without a limb. Now one woman is using YouTube to help them face everyday challenges and she's becoming an internet star while doing it.
Being patriotic is a good thing...until you blow yourself up.
Finally, after the winter that simply wouldn't quit, summer is here! The season of sunshine isn't just a mood booster, though. Summer can actually be good for your health!
Carey sees a stress release specialist to soothe the tension in her muscles.
Can equine therapy help Carey find her focus and live in the moment again?
Carey explores sound healing and tries to tap into the universe's frequencies.
Carey explores her unconscious mind with a hypnotherapist as her guide.
This week Dr. Oz testified before Congress and admitted to using "flowery" language to promote products that would be a "magic weight loss cure for every body type." There is no such thing as a magic little pill, but why do we still believe?
Marc is joined by a panel to discuss the legitimacy of the diet pill phenomenon.
David and Tracy Dunn claim VITAS hospice didn't treat David's grandma, Evelyn Maples, properly and accuse them of billing fraud.
Prof. Josh Perry explains the history and rise of the for-profit hospice care industry's over the past decade.
Julia Golden, a former nursing assistant at hospice care facility VITAS, says she witnessed questionable business practices.
America's hospice industry has exploded over the last 15 years and for-profit companies are raking in much of the $17 billion industry. But with increasing claims of fraud and mistreatment, why are many hospices putting patients last?
Here are 8 everyday things dangerous for your health.
