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It's time to review your choice of the top health articles in 2017. These articles helped you figure out that fluttering feeling in your chest. You learned how alcohol affects irritable bowel syndrome. And, you wanted to know about the 9 best sports that can accelerate your weight-loss efforts.
See all the top headlines of 2017.
Updated December 29, 2017
Some chest flutters are harmless, but others can last long or occur for no reason at all. Here’s what you need to know about this potentially dangerous heart condition.
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An abnormal Pap test result can be upsetting, but try not to panic if you get one. This effective screening helps determine if you have an issue that needs treatment.
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It's common for vaginal discharge to increase during pregnancy, but there are some types that you shouldn't ignore.
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If you’re pregnant and your sex life is on hold because it’s just too painful, there may be some relief. That pain may be temporary and treatable.
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What kind of birth control is safe for teens? With almost 1 in 5 teens taking birth control pills, it's an important question. Learn about the latest options.
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If you need to have a hysterectomy, you’re likely concerned about the procedure's effect on your sex life. We’ve got answers to women’s top three questions.
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Not every heart attack is accompanied by crippling chest pain. Learning the signs of a silent heart attack could help save a life.
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If you suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), you need to understand how your body reacts to alcohol so you can manage whether or not you can drink it.
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Trying to lose weight? The following are the best and most fun sports for weight loss. And for many you don't need expensive equipment or a gym membership.
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Here are five common concerns you should share with your doctor, even if confronting those awkward issues make you blush.
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