As the flu season draws near, you may be wondering how to tell if you have the flu or COVID-19. Our doctors answer some of the most common questions about the two viruses.

Life as Chantel Brown knew it was forever changed in March 2020. As a mom, daughter, business professional, friend and traveler, she was not only dealing with the ramifications of a global pandemic, but also coming to grips with the realization she had breast cancer.

See what pharmacist Ally Dering-Anderson, PharmD, and toxicologist Ron Kirschner, MD, say about the safety and usefulness of essential oils. 

Changes on your face could mean it’s time to take a closer look at what may be happening beneath your skin.

Dealing with the difficulties of a pandemic on a daily basis is wearying for all of us, but for those suffering from addiction and other mental health issues, the challenges are compounded.

Since skin is your first layer of defense against the outside world, it’s important to protect it. A healthy diet can improve your skin from the inside out, so a healthy complexion begins with eating a healthful diet.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if acne stopped showing up after our teenage years? Unfortunately, the reality is many people experience breakouts well into their adult years and even later in life. While occasional pimples can be normal, cystic acne requires special care and attention.

Watch head and neck surgical oncologist Zafar Sayed, MD, answer common questions about sleep apnea and see how the Inspire device works in this video.

Christopher Deibert, MD, sorts out fact from fiction on everything from penile curvature to low testosterone.

UNMC researchers have found more evidence that the coronavirus may spread through tiny airborne particles, in addition to large respiratory droplets.