Ask the doc: “Is it normal for your hair to fall out when you are stressed?”
Sudden and rapid hair loss can be concerning, but will worrying just make it worse? Here’s what you need to know about stress and hair loss.
Ask the doc: “How can I stay awake in class or while studying?”
Nodding off in class or while studying could be a sign of sleep debt. Along with getting more sleep, these tricks can help you stay awake.
Ask the doc: “Any tricks to protect my posture while taking notes?”
Want to learn some tricks to maintain good posture while studying? Our doctor has your back.
Ask the doc: “Is breaking up sleep time bad if I’m getting the right number of hours?”
A doctor discusses the health and academic effects when your sleep is “fragmented.”
Ask the doc: “How do you recover from several nights of insomnia in a row?”
A doctor explains how to combat insomnia.
Ask the doc: “When can drinking too much water be dangerous?”
A physician explains how to determine the amount of water you really need.
Ask the doc: “Can I get ringworm if my roommate has it?”
Find out how ringworm spreads and what you can do if you have it.
Ask the doc: When should I be concerned with the amount of gas I am experiencing?
We all have gas. But what happens when belching, bloating, or flatulence becomes excessive? How much is too much?
Ask the doc: “Are UTIs preventable?”
A medical doctor explains how to treat and prevent urinary tract infections.
Ask the doc: “How do I know if I have mono?”
Think you have mono? Our expert discusses how to know.
Ask the doc: “Should I take meds for my mild but annoying headache?”
Our doctor explains how to take over-the-counter pain medications wisely.
Ask the doc: “I have non-painful hemorrhoids. Is that normal?”
It may be embarrassing to talk about, but let’s get real: Anal bumps happen. Find out what can cause them, what you can do about them, and when to see your doctor.