Curcumin, the nutrient that makes ground turmeric that vibrant yellow-orange color, has a long history of combating an array of conditions.

Gallstones, hardened deposits that form in the gallbladder, affect up to 20 percent of people in Western countries.

Most people will experience hemorrhoidal symptoms sometime in their lives. Learn about what you can do to lower your risk or treat hemorrhoids if they occur.

As Crohn’s disease falls under the umbrella of inflammatory bowel disease, the prevalence is murky, but estimates suggest it may affect 1 million Americans.

Often undiagnosed, celiac disease can occur at any age and is a lifelong autoimmune condition marked by an inability to tolerate gluten.

Emerging research suggests rosacea, a chronic inflammatory condition affecting at least 16 million Americans, is more than just skin-deep.

Almost 2 million Americans experience ulcerative colitis, an inflammatory condition that causes abdominal pain and bloody diarrhea.

Over half of Americans aged 60 and above have pouches called diverticula in their colons, which can become inflamed or infected (diverticulitis).

About one-quarter of the world population is believed to have contracted TB bacteria.