Has your doctor asked you to stick out your tongue and ... this is called "geographic tongue." It's not known what causes this condition, which usually doesn't require treatment.

In this political season, some cynics suggest that if an elected officials lips are moving, he or she is lying. Buddha called ...

Early detection is crucial for successful treatment — making it essential ... including cancer. Geographic tongue is a benign condition that affects the surface of the tongue.

They can look like pimple-type bumps, or they may be white canker sores with a red edge. A fungal infection is the cause of oral thrush, which has white lesions and sores in the mouth lining.While ...

Geographic tongue does not cause any long-term health ... The oral lesions cannot be scraped off and are typically not painful. Treatment for oral leukoplakia is usually centered on preventing ...

Researchers at INRAE have developed an artificial mouth to reproduce and better understand the processing of soft foods. The ...

Photographed at the U.S. National Library of Medicine This story appears in the January 2019 issue of National Geographic magazine ... are looking at traditional cures through the lens of cutting ...

The Cure‘s comeback is imminent. On Sept. 26, the band will release the new song “Alone,” marking their first original single release since 2008. The record will appear on their upcoming ...

It’s the first preview of “Songs of a Lost World,” the Cure’s first studio album since 2008, which is due Nov. 1. The first half of the track is instrumental, establishing a lugubrious ...

The Cure has been found again. Robert Smith and his band of not-so-merry men are back in their inimitable mope mode with “Alone,” their first new song in 16 years, which was released on Thursday.