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Aging

Health information especially for seniors.

Having fun together could help your health. (3 min. read)

Try these resolutions for your body and mind. (3 min. read)

Love can get even better with time. (2 min. read)

A plant-heavy diet is one of your best defenses. (28 sec. video)

Learn a few quick tips for improving your levels. (3 min. read)

Allergies and Asthma

Information on sneezing, wheezing and other breathing problems.

Some coughs go away on their own. Others may require you to see a doctor. (3 min. read)

Cleaning the damp areas of your home can help keep mold under control. (28 sec. video)

Mold spores can cause allergic reactions in some people. (3 min. read)

It's impossible to completely get rid of dust mites, but you can limit your contact. (4 min. read)

Think you know the basics of asthma? (2 min. read)

Arthritis

Information on arthritis and other conditions that affect the joints.

Quality sleep is especially important if you have arthritis. (2 min. read)

Research has linked rheumatoid arthritis to heart problems. (3 min. read)

You have options for pain relief after surgery. (3 min. read)

Six things you can do to help control the disease. (4 min. read)

For some people, massage may provide just the right touch for pain relief. (1 min. read)

Cancer

Information about cancer types, treatments and prevention strategies.

Follow-up care is important after cancer treatment. (3 min. read)

Healthy eating habits may help curb cancer risk. (4 min. read)

Is old age a barrier to cancer treatment? Get the answer to that question and more by taking this quiz. (2 min. read)

Knowing what to look for may be an important first step in defeating the disease. (4 min. read)

Protect your family from this invisible hazard. (3 min. read)

Children and Parenting

Tips for keeping kids healthy.

Try these tips for fewer bedtime battles. (1 min. read)

Help kids cope. (2 min. read)

Good health habits are essential to start at a young age. (3 min. read)

If strep throat is not treated, it may lead to rheumatic fever. (3 min. read)

Knowing the signs can lead to early treatment and better chances of recovery. (2 min. read)

Diabetes

Helpful tips for preventing or living with diabetes.

As many as 2 out of 3 adults with diabetes also have high blood pressure. (2 min. read)

Keep your diabetes in check with these tests. (2 min. read)

Many people with diabetes also have high cholesterol levels. (3 min. read)

What's one of the biggest health threats facing the U.S. today? Find out and get the facts with this quiz. (3 min. read)

Reduce the risk of diabetes-related sexual problems. (3 min. read)

Heart Health

Information about heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular conditions.

Severe, sudden stress can break your heart. (3 min. read)

Your pulse can offer heart-health clues. (4 min. read)

Should women worry about heart attacks? (2 min. read)

It could be a lifesaving move. (3 min. read)

Tips for recovering well and avoiding another heart attack. (3 min. read)

Men's Health

Health information especially for men.

Your shoulder is the most movable joint in your body. But all that mobility can come with a price: swelling, tears and other painful problems. (1 min. read)

Dehydration isn’t just for summer. (2 min. read)

Can't get away from your drowsiness? Find out what might be behind it. (33 sec. video)

Anorexia, bulimia and binge eating disorder can affect males as well as females. (3 min. read)

Put these potential immune boosters into practice. (2 min. read)

Nutrition and Fitness

Tips for eating right, staying active and maintaining a healthy weight.

High intensity? Think high bpm. (2 min. read)

Keep your feet dry. (2 min. read)

Check the facts behind the trend. (3 min. read)

Make time to move. (3 min. read)

Get a sneak peek at the likely advice. (3 min. read)

Women's Health

Health information especially for women.

Simple steps to feel less lonely and more connected. (2 min. read)

Tired of feeling tired? (2 min. read)

Cardiac rehabilitation is a must for all women with heart disease. (4 min. read)

Men aren’t the only ones who get heart disease. (3 min. read)

This plays a key role in the No. 1 killer of American women. (3 min. read)

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