Normal body temperature is lower than 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit, studies find. Doctors reveal the most accurate body temperature and what it means for a fever.

Medical experts have complained that the so-called “normal” 98.6” body temperature isn’t accurate and should be personalized for each patient.

Recent studies suggest 98.6°F may not be the standard for normal body temperature anymore. Learn why our temperatures are dropping and what that means for detecting a fever.

Studies have found the average body temperature is actually below 98.6 degrees. A normal temperature also varies based on factors like your age and health.

Studies have found the average body temperature is actually below 98.6 degrees. A normal temperature also varies based on factors like your age and health.

Studies have found the average body temperature is actually below 98.6 degrees. A normal temperature also varies based on factors like your age and health.

Studies have found the average body temperature is actually below 98.6 degrees. A normal temperature also varies based on factors like your age and health.

Studies have found the average body temperature is actually below 98.6 degrees. A normal temperature also varies based on factors like your age and health.

Studies have found the average body temperature is actually below 98.6 degrees. A normal temperature also varies based on factors like your age and health.

Studies have found the average body temperature is actually below 98.6 degrees. A normal temperature also varies based on factors like your age and health.

Studies have found the average body temperature is actually below 98.6 degrees. A normal temperature also varies based on factors like your age and health.