Over the next few weeks, millions of Americans will shop for health insurance online. Many will find comprehensive plans ...

You have a weird pain in your side. You figure it’s not bad enough to warrant a trip to the doctor, so you turn to Google to try to figure out what’s ailing you. But can Googling your symptoms do more ...

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If you’re an American with Internet access, you’ve probably done it. You get a headache, a sniffle or a mystery bruise, and instead of seeing your doctor, you consult “Dr. Google.” According to some ...

We've all done it once or twice, but only these celebs have owned up to it Without revealing exactly what she found, Lively told Variety that Googling herself "just ended in full depression," she said ...

"I personally want them to find out before they find out from a friend or before they start Googling," Jana Kramer tells PEOPLE Melody Chiu is an Executive Editorial Director at PEOPLE overseeing ...

The phrase “will life ever go back to normal?” has spiked dramatically in Google searches as the coronavirus crisis continues to rage this week — and with good reason, psychiatrists tell The Post. The ...

A vigilant mother saved her child’s life when she realized her daughter's bruises were an indication of blood cancer she had read about after Googling the symptoms. When Laura Handley first noticed ...