Doctors are increasingly warning that shifts in barometric pressure are not just a nuisance, they can drive flares in chronic ...

Ever feel like your body knows when a storm is coming before the weather app does? Turns out, that's not just folklore. 7 ...

We’ve all felt it: that heavy feeling in our head that slows us down. It can manifest in different ways for different people. Maybe you can barely hold your head up, or it feels like you have a tight ...

As Hurricane Debby barreled toward the coast of Florida, Kevin Batdorf prepared for the steps he would soon need to take. Get out an ice pack. Take his medication. And, if necessary, find a dark room ...

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - If you feel pain when there is rain, storms, snow, etc... the air pressure may be playing a role. Barometric pressure measures the weight of the air pressing down on us. On ...

You don’t have to be old or disabled to struggle with joint pain.  As the seasons shift and warm days give way to cold snaps, many people experience these issues. For some, it’s all too familiar.

(KIAH) — Are those aches and pains you’re feeling the result of a change in the weather? For some, fluctuations in temperature or atmospheric pressure could be the source of unexpected discomfort. Dr.

Have you ever heard someone say they think a storm is coming because they can feel it in their joints? Many people talk of being able to predict the weather based on the way their joints feel on a ...

Alanna Santini’s friends call her the “human weather vane.” On cloudy days, the 42-year-old advertising executive from Silver Lake invariably comes down with a bad headache. It’s an experience she ...

(KIAH) — Are those aches and pains you’re feeling the result of a change in the weather? For some, fluctuations in temperature or atmospheric pressure could be the source of unexpected discomfort. Dr.