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AgingHealth information especially for seniors. |
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Aging myths Discover what’s true—and what’s not—about life after 60. Read more |
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For better late-life heart health, exercise more Staying physically active—or even increasing your activity level—may be good for your heart, a study found. Read more |
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Tips for preventing hernias Most hernias can't be avoided, but there are things you can do to help reduce your risk. Read more |
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Managing your weight as you age Weight management in later years pays healthy dividends. Read more |
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Protect your back when you travel Your back can take a beating when you travel. Here’s how to avoid the pain. Read more |
Allergies and AsthmaInformation on sneezing, wheezing and other breathing problems. |
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Tips for allergy-free gardening How to control your allergies while you use your green thumb. Read more |
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Goodbye allergy shots? 3 new hay fever pills approved FDA has given the OK to three pills to treat various grass-pollen allergies. Read more |
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Keep allergies away on your wedding day What to do when your wedding date coincides with allergy season. Read more |
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Sinus trouble can be a real headache Differentiating sinus pain from other types of headaches isn’t always easy. Read more |
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Allergies quiz Test your knowledge about allergies. Read more |
ArthritisInformation on arthritis and other conditions that affect the joints. |
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Everyday tips for living with arthritis Making a few adjustments can help you perform routine chores and household tasks without aggravating your arthritis. Read more |
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Arthritis: A stumbling block for the middle-aged Age isn’t the only thing creeping up in middle age—so is your risk of falling. Read more |
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Diagnosing arthritis The first step toward treating the disease. Read more |
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Weight loss can improve knee arthritis With each pound you put on, your knees absorb about four extra pounds of pressure. Read more |
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Understanding osteoarthritis Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis. Read more |
CancerInformation about cancer types, treatments and prevention strategies. |
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Infographic: Cancer by the numbers Learn about the lifetime risk a man or woman has of developing or dying from specific types of cancer. Read more |
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Senior women may be at risk for cervical cancer after all, experts say Study suggests that older women may need to visit with their doctors about their screening schedules for cancer. Read more |
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Fatal five: 2 in 3 Americans die from these 5 causes "We're losing well over 100,000 people every year in this country from diseases and injuries that could have been easily prevented," said CDC Director Tom Frieden, MD, MPH. Read more |
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Skin cancer: Regular doctor's visits save lives Regular doctor’s visits are associated with lower melanoma death rates. Read more |
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Cancer: The facts about follow-up care Follow-up care is important after cancer treatment. Read more |
Children and ParentingTips for keeping kids healthy. |
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Headaches in children: What parents need to know Help your child avoid headache pain. Read more |
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Kids with repeated UTIs may find relief with drug combo If your child has frequent UTIs, this study could point the way to relief. Read more |
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More than teen angst: Mental health issues may persist into adulthood It can be tempting to write off teen mental illness as simple angst. But a study suggests that some illnesses don't fade away with age. Read more |
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Ikea lamps for kids may pose strangulation hazard Dangling cords on these lamps can quickly entrap tiny, curious kids. Read more |
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Knee injury prevention for young athletes: Think training, not padding Knee injuries are increasingly common in organized youth sports—but they're not inevitable. Specific training programs can help. Read more |
DiabetesHelpful tips for people with diabetes. |
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Help your child cope with diabetes How to be the best parent you can be to a child who has diabetes. Read more |
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More kids living with type 1 or 2 diabetes Diabetes rates take a dramatic eight-year jump. Parents may help turn the tide. Read more |
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Obesity to blame for rising rates of type 2 diabetes Researchers uncovered more evidence that America’s expanding waistlines have pushed diabetes rates upward over the past two decades Read more |
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Food label facts for people with diabetes If you have diabetes, you may want to pay special attention to food labels. Read more |
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Type 1 diabetes: An introduction Type 1 diabetes can't be prevented, but it can be controlled. Read more |
Health NewsRecent research findings and health updates. |
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Injuries from pool chemicals are common and preventable Don’t let a pool-chemical injury keep you from enjoying the water: Learn how to use pool chemicals the right way. Read more |
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The perils of poultry: Backyard farmers beware of salmonella risks Don’t kiss that chicken! It might make you sick. Read more |
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Fatal five: 2 in 3 Americans die from these 5 causes "We're losing well over 100,000 people every year in this country from diseases and injuries that could have been easily prevented," said CDC Director Tom Frieden, MD, MPH. Read more |
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Antibiotics losing fight against common infections "Without urgent, coordinated action, the world is headed for a post-antibiotic era, in which common infections and minor injuries which have been treatable for decades can once again kill," said Keiji Fukuda, MD, MPH. Read more |
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FDA wants to regulate e-cigarettes, cigars, pipe tobacco Defining products like e-cigarettes as tobacco products would change where, how and to whom they can be sold. Read more |
Heart HealthInformation on heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular conditions. |
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It’s never too early to protect your heart: Tips for young adults Taking healthy steps early in life may help you avoid heart disease. Read more |
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For better late-life heart health, exercise more Staying physically active—or even increasing your activity level—may be good for your heart, a study found. Read more |
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Second stroke not inevitable: New guidelines point the way to prevention Lifestyle changes and blood pressure control are among the steps people can take to avoid another stroke. Read more |
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Heart-healthy cooking How to be heart-smart in the kitchen. Read more |
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A guide to cardiac rehabilitation Growing stronger, adopting a healthy diet, making lifestyle changes and learning about heart disease are important goals of cardiac rehabilitation programs. Read more |
Men's HealthHealth information especially for men. |
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Real men go to the doctor Even the toughest guys need to look after their health. Read more |
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Fatal five: 2 in 3 Americans die from these 5 causes "We're losing well over 100,000 people every year in this country from diseases and injuries that could have been easily prevented," said CDC Director Tom Frieden, MD, MPH. Read more |
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Prostate cancer: Lowering your risk Research suggests that healthy habits may potentially decrease a man’s chances of getting prostate cancer or dying from the disease. Read more |
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Overcoming erectile dysfunction Treatments are available for men of all ages. Read more |
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Men's health quiz Test your knowledge about men's health. Read more |
Nutrition and FitnessTips for eating right, staying active and maintaining a healthy weight. |
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Infographic: Cold storage safety Find out how long you can safely store foods in the refrigerator and freezer. Read more |
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Walk your way to creativity Researchers say walking, not sitting, is the key to creative thought. Read more |
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Safe grilling The key to safe and tasty grilled food is cooking each item to the right temperature. Read more |
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5 tips for fitting produce into your grocery budget No matter how pinched your budget is, there’s still plenty of room for nutrition-rich fruits and vegetables. Read more |
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How to choose and store produce Get the most out of the fruits and veggies you buy. Read more |
Women's HealthHealth information especially for women. |
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Home remedies for headaches Medication isn't the only option. Read more |
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Senior women may be at risk for cervical cancer after all, experts say Study suggests that older women may need to visit with their doctors about their screening schedules for cancer. Read more |
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Irregular periods could mean increased risk of ovarian cancer New study could provide important clues for doctors hoping to lower ovarian cancer death rates. Read more |
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Mom's weight at the start of pregnancy affects baby's health Researchers find that the risk to a baby's health increases along with a mother's weight. Read more |
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Tan in a bottle: The sunless alternative Sunless tanning lotions and bronzers can bring some color to your skin without the worry of skin damage. Read more |
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