In medical terms, arthritis means inflammation of the joints. That broad description encompasses more than 100 different medical conditions whose prevalence, cause, severity, and treatment vary greatly.
If the thought of getting up and going makes you want to stay put in bed, you aren’t alone. Whether it's lack of energy, general fatigue, or even burnout, many of us are finding it harder than ever to "get back to normal".
Not many people want to think or talk about urology problems, but the fact is that most of us will have an infection or issue that requires medical treatment at some point in our lives.
You hear a lot of talk about immunity and the need for a strong immune system, but if this important function is still a mystery, read on for some tips on showing it some love and keeping it healthy!
It’s hard to find anyone in America today who hasn’t been touched by breast cancer, either directly or because a loved one has struggled with the disease.
Running. Aerobics. Spin class. These are the kinds of exercise that put the work in your work out. They burn calories, build muscle, get your heart rate up and make you sweat.
Do word games, brain teasers, crossword puzzles, or sudoku keep you sharp or do they just keep you entertained? While many of us are engaging in these activities in the hopes of preventing dementia, the science has not yet shown definitive conclusion.
Prioritize your eye health by understanding the importance of regular exams. Explore our resources for maintaining vision and recognizing potential issues.
Did you know that September is Healthy Aging Month? No matter your age, this is a great reason to practice a few tips that will help you maintain your balance, brain health, and overall wellness for years to come!
Most people have heard about endometriosis, but what about polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)? If affects nearly as many women as endometriosis, but far fewer people are familiar with the impact PCOS can have on a woman’s fertility and overall health. Learn more about this common condition that affects an estimated 8-10% of women of childbearing age in the U.S.
Prostate cancer is often treatable when caught early — but can you prevent it? How is it detected? If you (or someone you love) have a prostate, then it's worth knowing what to look for and when to get screened.
Skincare is important at any age – but the older we get the more attention we pay to it. Ever wonder what products you should be using? Read on to find out!
When headaches strike, knowledge is power. Learn about primary headaches, including migraines and tension headaches, and find effective treatment options.
The Annual Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 list helps you to determine when you should splurge for organic produce and when you can save on your weekly trips to the market.
May brings gorgeous flowers, longer days, and the urge to do a little spring spruce-up. Make your spring a little healthier with a few quick and easy tips.
Unleash your adventurous spirit with our active vacation ideas! From yoga retreats to thrilling sports camps, discover the perfect way to stay busy and rejuvenate.
The CDC estimates that as many as 900,000 Americans are affected by, or at risk for, Deep Vein Thrombosis, commonly called DVT. Each year, between 60,000 and 100,000 Americans die of a pulmonary embolism, the often-fatal consequence of untreated DVT.
Did you know your body has an alarm system? It’s called the amygdala, an area of the brain involved in emotional processing. When you experience a perceived threat, like a vicious dog or a speeding, oncoming car, the amygdala sends an alarm signal to a part of the brain called the hypothalamus.
