Why don't figure skaters get dizzy? It's a head-spinning question that's one of the most frequently googled about the sport, so we asked Olympic figure skaters, including Team USA's Karen Chen and ...

When watching figure skating on Tuesday night, the Fourth-Place Medal Investigative Unit wondered aloud how the women could spin so much without getting nauseated. It brought back tough memories of ...

An upside-down roller coaster, illness, or even a panic attack are all things that can prompt a bout of dizziness or nausea. Sometimes, however, one may feel dizzy or nauseous in response to triggers ...

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Whether we admit it or not, everyone likes to feel special. For some, the desire is a one-and-done situation, but others covet greatness. We’ve seen these characters crop up in comics again and again, ...

You can experience dizziness anytime, even while driving. You can try different ways to possibly help stop any post-driving dizziness. Share on Pinterest Miguel Perfectti/Getty Images Dizziness is a ...

The man’s symptoms were intermittent, and he lived with them for years. Then he got scared enough to seek help.

Top figure skaters spin at such unbelievably fast speeds -- as many as six revolutions per second-- that it can make even spectators feel a little woozy. Curious viewers of the Beijing Winter Olympics ...