10 Unusual Skin Problems That Could Be a Sign of a Serious Disease

The color of your skin, hair, and eyes comes from a pigment called melanin, which is produced by cells called melanocytes. The skin disorder vitiligo, characterized by white patches of

Kitchen Sponge The moist, micro-crevices (a phrase as nasty as what it describes) that make a sponge such an effective cleaning device also make it a cozy home for germs

They may minimize your risk of kidney stones Kidney stones can form when you have higher-than-normal amounts of stone-forming minerals in your urine or when your urine is very concentrated—and

You have arthritis pain, and the inflammation in your joints causes your fingers to swell up and resemble little sausages. Or maybe you’ve chowed down a salty meal, and now

French scientists discovered a physiological difference between the eyes of those who have dyslexia and those who don’t. It’s all about the fovea, the center of a region, which is