The cold winter air can not only dry out your skin but can affect your eyes as well. If you are already suffering from dry ...

A sore throat usually isn't serious enough for a trip to the doctor, and many natural remedies can help ease your symptoms, ...

Medically reviewed by Christine L. Larsen, MD Eye crust forms when mucus, oils, and debris accumulate, often during sleep. This buildup is a normal part of the eye's maintenance process. However, ...

diluted half and half with warm water. Styes usually get better on their own in a few days, and don't need any treatment. However, a stye that keeps coming back in the same place can be due to a ...

Don’t rub or massage the area. Don’t use direct heat but warm water or warm compresses will work. If the area isn’t warmed, true frostbite can develop. The affected area turns white ...

Luckily, there are actually quite a lot of nice-looking warm things on sale right now, including Everlane puffers for 70 percent off, Pendleton sweaters, and flannel bedding from Parachute.

If you’ve made a habit of staring at a computer all day, you might be familiar with the dreaded feeling of eye strain — which, for some, can mean dry, red or irritated eyes. You may think the ...

The weather has undergone significant changes in most parts of the country over the past two days. Except during the morning and evening, it hardly feels like winter. The heat has broken a six-year ...

A stye is an abscess which occurs in the eyelid. It usually arises in the base of the hair follicle of an eyelash. Although not serious or dangerous in themselves recurrent styes interfere with ...

This is why the microwaveable ones do not work. They are too hot at first then don’t stay at the right temp long enough. This has the set 20 min and heat timing! I have ocular rosacea and get styes as ...

Some in Alabama woke up to single-digit temperatures on Wednesday morning, and others had snow on the ground. One of the coldest spots overnight was Haleyville, which fell to 4 degrees between ...

Winter storms leave thousands of Americans without power each year, but there are several steps you can take to stay warm and safe. Even if you’ve already lost power, it’s not too late to look ...