Waking up thirsty could be a minor annoyance, but if it happens often, it could signal a health condition that needs your attention. Here are some possibilities to consider if your need for something ...

We all know the feeling — that rush of satisfaction swallowing a cold swig of water. Somehow, without much conscious thought, we know exactly how much to sip to be hydrated and end thirst. Thirst is ...

You blame your constant thirst on summer heat, air conditioning, or not drinking enough water, but persistent thirst that doesn’t improve with increased fluid intake could be your body’s way of ...

Mar. 23 -- TUESDAY, Dec. 18 (HealthDay News) -- Older adults don't drink enough water and become dehydrated during heat waves because their brains and bodies don't coordinate sensory signals about ...

Figure 1: Activation of excitatory neurons in the SFO triggers immediate drinking behaviour. Figure 3: Three distinct cell populations in the SFO. Given that the CamKII/ETV-1-positive neurons provide ...

Thirsty? Craving a large glass of cold, refreshing water? Now, what if you could trick your brain into thinking you weren’t thirsty in the first place without ingesting a single drop, or make yourself ...

This page lists all known medications that could potentially lead to 'Thirst' as a side effect. It's important to note that mild side effects are quite common with medications. The medication(s) ...

A new study will help justify your seltzer addiction, according to Co.Exist. The sensations of cold bubbles are just more refreshing than warmer, still beverages. Cold, carbonated water is the most ...

The 84-year-old is known for her sultry selfies Martha Stewart/Instagram No one can serve quite like Martha Stewart! The 84-year-old hostess with the mostest plated one of her signature thirst trap ...