Ahead, why derms say they’re seeing a sudden surge in cases, and what to do if you discover you suddenly have those telltale ...

Rashes and Skin Irritations. Summer heat, poison ivy, swimming in certain water, perspiration and other factors can cause skin irritations and rashes. Heat and Sweat. Hot summer air and sweat can ...

British Columbia's Fraser Health authority says measles infections have been confirmed in three Chilliwack residents since ...

If fluoride is removed from your tap water, there are steps you can take to protect your teeth and your children’s teeth. Note, however, Dr. Nascimento adds, that “none of these alternatives ...

CHENNAI: Laboratory analysis of fine greyish chemical dust that polluted Sathyavani Muthu Nagar in Ennore severely in the end of May has shown high levels of to ...

The Portland City Council held a multifaceted meeting that began with a celebration of June Dairy Month and concluded with a contentious debate on fluoride in the city’s water supply.

Tommy Bahama’s Relaxed Rash Guard: ... According to a new study, banning fluoride nationwide could lead to 25.4 million more cavities over the next five years.

Heat rash: In hot weather, especially in hot and humid weather, sweat can be trapped under the skin, which can result in prickly heat. Prickly heat results in red bumps, itching, and a prickly ...

So without fluoride, what now? As evidence fluoride doesn't work, some critics point to the fact that, despite its presence in many water systems, millions of Americans have untreated tooth decay.

The association’s president, Dr. Jeffrey Ottley, said the state’s dentists remain “extremely frustrated,” and he said it may take a year or two to see health impacts from fluoride’s removal.

This article looks at 12 common causes of a rash on the inner thigh, along with possible treatment options and preventive techniques.

An ordinance to stop adding fluoride in the city of Ocala's water supply was introduced for first reading at the June 3 city council meeting. Usually, elected officials do not discuss ordinances ...