White patches, lines, or spots on your nails have several causes, from trauma to fungal infections. The post 5 Things That ...

A warm foot soak may help soothe toenail fungus symptoms. Here's how to make a soak with vinegar or baking soda, what to ...

Toenail fungus is caused by an overgrowth of yeast organisms. In my experience, the problem is normally a sign that yeast is active elsewhere in the body, particularly the gut. Another symptom of ...

Do you have small black flies living in your house plant compost? Or hovering around your house plants? These are fungus gnats, also known as house plant flies and sciarid flies. They're mostly ...

A pair of nail clippers is a medicine-cabinet essential, whether you prefer doing your own nails at home or need a trim in between manis and pedis. Before reporting this story, I had a few ...

auris), a highly resistant and easily transmissible fungus normally found in hospitals. By uncovering the new strain early, not only will surveillance strategies be improved to keep a close watch ...

There's something so cool and unexpected about neutrals and pastels mixed with a classic fall texture like croc. "The earthy tones combined with funky patterns perfectly capture the retro yet ...

Here's a fang-tastic design to go with your vampire costume. Apply a red base coat before going over half of your nail with black polish. Don’t worry about the lines being straight—that's part of the ...

The fungus has been detected in several trees in the Killarney neighbourhood in northeast Edmonton, and along the Yellowhead Corridor East. As of Aug. 30, a total of four trees have tested ...

Nail fungus can be both embarrassing and uncomfortable. The symptoms—discolored, thick, brittle, and sometimes painful toenails—often indicate a fungal infection. Finding the most effective ...

And lately, chefs have been finding new uses for the fungus, which has a fruity aroma ... to ferment Chinese-style black beans, which are ground and swirled into chocolate babka to embolden ...

Valley fever is caused by spores from the soil-dwelling Coccidioides fungus. People contract Valley fever by inhaling infectious spores that become aerosolized when the soil is disturbed by wind ...