Ready, aim, fire—the latest health trackers use sensors to check your urine for proper hydration, ketone levels, and possible ...

Your kidneys normally concentrate urine at night in response to antidiuretic hormone. If you have kidney problems, the ...

You’d be lying if you said you never checked the toilet after you went to the bathroom. And there’s nothing wrong with that—taking a peek every once in a while is actually a good thing (and encouraged ...

Healthy pee is generally pale yellow in appearance. But even if it's the right color, sometimes the smell is way off. Maybe it's kind of sulfur-y. Maybe it even smells sweet. No matter what, if it's ...

"I think everybody pees in the pool," Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps told The Wall Street Journal last year. "It's kind of just a normal thing to do." A recent study supports Phelps' assertion.

Everybody does it, but not everybody talks about it: peeing. The color, smell, amount, and control of your pee can provide clues into your health. And we get it. Sometimes talking about your pee can ...

When it comes to bathroom habits, most people like to stay private. But if you catch a glimpse of your pee and notice foamy urine, it may trigger a red flag, and you're likely left wondering "what ...

Going pee is not usually something you need to think about. When you have to go you just well, go, but what about those times when you cannot go and want to somehow make yourself pee? “When our ...