Your skin often quietly signals health issues, and some of them can be extremely serious. If you have ever noticed dark patches on your skin, it can be due to insulin resistance, which is an early ...

Did our AI summary help? The condition, known medically as acanthosis nigricans, causes the skin to become darker, slightly raised and velvety in texture. It is most commonly seen at the back of the ...

Dark and velvety patches at the back of the neck or underarms do not always indicate poor hygiene. It is a medical condition called Acanthosis Nigricans, which, although harmless, can sometimes signal ...

Pink spent New Year’s Eve reflecting on the end of the Year of the Wood Snake and welcoming in the Year of the Fire Horse, defined by courage, optimism, and brave actions. On Instagram, the singer ...

Pink spent New Year’s Eve in the hospital, undergoing surgery to insert two new discs into her neck, she revealed Wednesday on social media. The “So What” singer, 46, shared a photo from a hospital ...

Pink reflected on the highs and lows of 2025 as she rested alone in a hospital room on New Year's Eve. The "Raise Your Glass" singer showed off a massive bandage across her neck in a selfie shared on ...

Jan. 1 (UPI) --Grammy-winning singer-songwriter P!nk revealed on social media that she spent New Year's Eve in the hospital undergoing disc replacement surgery in her neck. "I end the year giving ...

Pink is starting the new year on the road to recovery. The "What About Us" singer rang in 2026 from the hospital, where she was waiting to undergo surgery on her neck. "I am leaving behind all of my ...

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ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct. 24 (UPI) --As medical concerns mount over chronic pain among young smartphone users dubbed "tech neck," experts are calling for new measures to counteract the phenomenon, which ...