It may still work in nasal sprays. Topical decongestants. You apply topical decongestants inside your nose as nasal sprays, drops, or gels. They work quickly to shrink blood vessels. You can ...

Eating foods high in key nutrients, including iron, folic acid, and vitamin B12, and limiting alcohol may help increase your red blood cell count. Red blood cells are the most common cells in ...

Understanding the basic anatomy of the five lumbar bones that make up your low back can help you get the right treatment and care for your back. It's usually better to try more conservative therapies ...

Wrinkle patches have been touted as a cheap and accessible way to reduce creases and fine lines, but can they actually do that? Here's what two dermatologists say. Dermatologist Cara McDonald says ...

“Lively took them out of character again and began to joke about Baldoni’s nose, which he laughed off and joked in turn, even as Lively joked that he should get plastic surgery.” In the $400 ...

An Indonesian woman can breathe clearly again after firefighters rescued her from the captivity of an office chair. The young woman was at work in Bandung City, Indonesia, when she managed to get ...

Not all newness will be sharp, bold, and bright. On the opposite end of the spectrum from cut creases, we will see soft lip colors and textures make their return in 2025 for those who prefer ...

Cam Talbot was a budget, low-risk, high-reward signing for the Kings last season. While Talbot struggled during the season's final stretch and the playoffs, he excelled in the first half ...

But you certainly get the feeling things are about to change in the Flames crease. Both the coach and the GM have been on record recently saying they’d like to end the platooning and give one of ...

Any man with stubbornly visible nose hair can relate to the difficulty of taming them: the intense sting and watery eyes when you pluck one (never again), the precarious and awkward attempts to ...

It’s a common mistake. “Think about the last time you had a really bad cold, with a stuffy nose,” writes Jonas Olofsson in “The Forgotten Sense.” “Didn’t your morning coffee taste ...