Dehydration in winter often goes unnoticed, but neurologists warn it can quietly strain the brain and increase stroke risk.

When a person becomes dehydrated, the body begins sending distress signals that often mimic warning signs of serious health conditions. These symptoms make dehydration one of the most frequently ...

The connection between dehydration, anxiety, and several other health problems revolves around the body’s stress response, hormone regulation, and the effects of even mild dehydration. Researchers ...

Cold weather reduces thirst, raising dehydration risks. Know how winter dehydration affects kidney health in India and simple steps to protect your kidneys.

WEBVTT MEGAN BECKY SPENCER STRONG SAYS : HER BODY IS TELLING HER SOMETHING SHE ALREADY KNOWS. SHE DOESN’T DRINK ENOUGH WATER. >> GENERALLY I CAN JUST FEEL IT BECAUSE IF I START TO GET A HEADACHE LATER ...

A lot of the time, kidney problems start without any obvious signs, and the first signs are often very similar to dehydration ...

People are often encouraged by doctors, healthcare professionals, and public service messages to drink enough water each day, but did you know that being dehydrated could be associated with first ...

As temperature drops in the peak winter season resulting people generally reduce water intake and remain indoors with heaters, a ...

Reduced thirst in winter and air-conditioned spaces often masks a serious hydration gap, putting kidneys and overall health at risk.

This summer as temperatures rise and reach over 100 degrees, the risk for dehydration increases. Failing to stay hydrated is a common problem amongst seniors and only worsens in the summer. Cynthia ...

The best offense, they say, is more defense. When it comes to the health and well-being of our most at-risk population in nursing homes, this old adage is all the more salient. The last thing that ...