After you’ve been sick, it’s always a safe bet to clean your home. You can strip your bedsheets, wash your clothes and wipe down surfaces. Doing this may not only provide you with peace of mind, but ...

You should replace your toothbrush every three or four months, according to the American Dental Association, because it becomes less effective at removing plaque over time. While it is certainly true ...

There’s so much to love about this time of year: cute boots, cozy knits and holiday shopping. But there are also some downsides to the middle of fall and start of winter: cold and flu season. The best ...

If you’re one of the many out there finally getting over a stubborn cold or the flu, you may want to consider tossing your toothbrush. “Frankly, most healthy people are probably at a very low risk of ...

Q: During these uncertain times with the Coronavirus outbreak, how often should we be changing our toothbrushes? Is there a way to safely and effectively clean them? M.J. Answer: Under normal ...

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Health experts are weighing in on what you should do with your toothbrush, lipstick, even eye contacts if you have COVID-19. When it comes to those items you use on a daily ...

If you’re one of the many out there finally getting over a stubborn cold or the flu, you may consider tossing your toothbrush. “Frankly, most healthy people are probably at a very low risk of ...