ScienceInsights

Learn what commonly causes seizures in children, from febrile seizures and infections to epilepsy, and what to expect after a first episode.

Your stomach doesn't shrink like a balloon, but your fullness signals can change. Here's what the science says about feeling satisfied with less food.

Acute coronary syndrome covers several serious heart conditions. Learn how it develops, what symptoms to watch for, and how it's treated.

Sulfites in wine get a bad reputation, but the science tells a more nuanced story. Here's what they actually do and who really needs to worry.

Indomethacin treats arthritis, gout, and certain headaches, and is even used in premature infants. Learn how it works, how fast it acts, and its side effects.

Peripheral vascular disease happens when narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to your limbs. Learn the symptoms, risk factors, and treatment options.

Fevers are usually manageable at home. Learn how to stay comfortable, when medication helps, and which symptoms mean it's time to call a doctor.

BV happens when vaginal bacteria fall out of balance, and certain habits make it more likely to keep returning. Here's what's behind it.

Learn how long to ice an injury, how often to apply it, and how to avoid frostbite or skin damage with safe icing practices.

Methylphenidate is a Schedule II controlled substance. Here's what that means for your prescription, pharmacy visits, and travel.