Lymphoma is not a singular condition--there are numerous strains of this type of cancer. We look at the two primary subsets used to classify different forms of lymphoma.

Phototherapy is a common way to treat psoriasis. However, not all patients can afford the expensive sessions and instead turn to tanning beds. While this may be effective,

Narcolepsy can be a potentially dangerous condition, but luckily there are multiple treatment options for sufferers. We look at some of the most commonly prescribed choices.

While there are medications to treat narcolepsy, they are not always effective. Luckily, there are other things patients can do to improve their condition. We look at five tips for dealing with narcolepsy.

Narcolepsy is a debilitating disease, but sometimes it can also be downright dangerous. We look at four ways that this condition can pose a risk to both your physical and emotional health.

Sleep paralysis--a condition where patients are conscious but unable to move--is a symptom sometimes associated with narcolepsy. We look at how these two are specifically related.

Narcolepsy is a potentially debilitating sleep disorder. While dangerous, it is manageable if diagnosed quickly and accurately. We look at the different tests doctors can perform to detect it.

Narcolepsy is a debilitating condition that leaves it sufferers feeling constantly exhausted. We take a look at the important things you need to know--including how it functions, what causes it, and what you can do.

While restless leg syndrome affects up to 7% of the population, many people are still confused about the specifics of the condition. We look at seven things you need to know about this mysterious illness.

Restless leg syndrome is a condition that can lead to persistent leg pain and the urge to keep them moving. We look at some of the causes and risk factors of this mysterious syndrome.

Restless leg syndrome presents symptoms that are frustrating and sometimes downright painful. Do you think you're suffering from this condition? Read more to see if your symptoms match those of RLS.

Medication may be enough to keep restless leg syndrome at bay, but some people may need to take additional steps to keep their symptoms in check. We look at five things patients can do to improve RLS.