What to Do for Bites, Stings, and Rashes
Summer activities often mean more time outdoors. This can be great for overall health–more time spent exercising and socializing with friends and loved ones. Unfortunately, it can also lead to a host of bites, bumps and rashes. Learn about common irritants, and how to treat them.
Avoiding Dehydration When You Have Heart Failure
In the hot summer months, it is important to stay hydrated, but with heart disease, you also need to watch how much you drink to prevent fluid build-up.
Expert Tips on How to Sleep Better
How well do you sleep? Whether you’ve experienced sleep issues throughout life or just recently, solutions exist. Read on to learn how you can take steps to ensure a good night’s rest.
Erectile Dysfunction Treatments
If you or a man in your life is experiencing erectile dysfunction, there is nothing to be embarrassed about and help is available. Learn what causes ED and how you can resolve its symptoms.
Coping with Cancer Recurrence
Receiving another cancer diagnosis can be a shock, but you can get through it. Learn why cancer sometimes comes back, what treatment options are available and, most importantly, how to cope.
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.
Managing Pain with Physical Therapy
If you are bothered by chronic pain that won’t go away, you are not alone. Physical therapy offers a safe and effective way to relieve your pain naturally.
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.