How Serious Is a Hernia?
There are many types of hernias, and they can range from nearly symptomless to digestive symptoms like acid reflux to extremely painful and even life-threatening. Learn more about the seriousness of a hernia and the best way to treat one.
Yoga and Meditation for Heart Health
Learn how adding yoga and other mind-body practices to your routine can help improve your heart.
Signs of Heat Stroke
Heat stroke is life-threatening and requires immediate medical attention. As temperatures rise, know how to recognize the signs of heatstroke. It could help you prevent permanent damage from the condition.
Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer
Breast cancer can run in families. It’s important that you know your family history, as well as the genetic, medical or behavioral factors that increase your risk of developing breast cancer. Genetic testing for breast cancer can give you important information that you can use to be proactive with monitoring, screening and lifestyle changes that may reduce your risk.
Is Peripheral Artery Disease Causing Your Leg Pain?
Peripheral artery disease and related conditions can cause a pain in your legs when you walk that isn’t related to your joints. It can also be dangerous if left untreated.
Pancreatic Cancer and New-Onset Diabetes
An important link between pancreatic cancer and new-onset diabetes can help health care providers detect cancer early when it’s easiest to treat.
What to Know About Ramsay Hunt Syndrome
Ramsay Hunt syndrome has been in the news lately since it has affected musician Justin Bieber. What do you know about this rare disease?
How to Cope with Menopause Sleep Problems
Nearly every woman will eventually experience a range of menopause sleep problems. Learn to manage sleep-related menopausal symptoms and help make your nights more restful and comfortable.
Ischemic Stroke: How You Can Avoid One
Strokes are very common – and very dangerous. If you see signs that someone is having a stroke, call 9-1-1 immediately. Learn the signs and how to decrease your chance of having a stroke.
Sprain vs. Strain: How to Recognize and Treat Each Injury
Sprains and strains have a lot in common, from how they tend to occur to symptoms and treatment. The key difference between them lies in which soft tissues they affect.