CPR is touted as a live-saving medical treatment, but is it really as effective as we think it is?

Cellulite is an area of fatty deposit under the skin that gives the epidermis a dimpled, wrinkly appearance, and more than 90% of women are likely to have it. Why is that?

Gout is a painful inflammatory condition, but what in the world does it have to do with kings? We take a look at how gout got such an interesting nickname.

TMJ is a condition that can lead to jaw stiffness, loss of motion, and even pain. How exactly can doctors tell if a patient has TMJ?

While neuropathy affects almost 10% of the population, some people have a higher risk of developing it than others. We take a look at the populations most susceptible to this condition.

Plantar warts can spread quickly on your feet, but can they lead to genital warts?

Amblyopia generally appears in early childhood, and for many years experts have said without treatment before age seven, the chances are not good for curing amblyopia. But now there is new research and treatment techniques available.

Pancreatitis is an inflammation of the pancreas. Whether or not pancreatitis can be permanently cured depends largely upon what causes it.