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If you or someone you care about is among America's more than 20 million veterans, here are a few facts and figures you may find of note. Do you know how people who are blind support our nation's veterans?
Don't panic, but do take control.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention encourages the public to Be Antibiotics Aware by talking with their dentists about when antibiotics are needed for their oral health.
Providing encouragement and fostering understanding for those providing care for their loved ones.
Research shows a chemical in certain sunscreens is killing coral reefs and can harm the human body.
Active and retired members of the uniformed services can apply for stand-alone long term care insurance.
Some people have mistaken ideas that can jeopardize their health.
Parents hold the key to helping kids make good decisions about alcohol use.
Studies suggest taking care of your health involves fiscal as well as physical action.
Every year, nearly 3,000 kids are shot by guns that come from the home.
Whether your children are enjoying their favorite toys or picking out new ones, these tips can help to make sure they stay safe while they play.
LASIK is a popular answer to vision troubles.
Some 50 million Americans are affected by intermittent sleep problems.
Changing lives in incredible new ways.
There's a health condition that can be deadly, and often shows no signs or symptoms—but you can protect yourself from it.
Answers to the six most-asked questions about LASIK.
A science called neuromodulation can help you from feeling nauseate
Older adults and their loved ones can get advice and support on caregiving from the Eldercare Locator.
Stroke is serious; quick treatment can be the deciding factor between recovery and disability.
Careers that make a difference.
The teacher's self-care is an important tool for providing a better classroom experience for students.
People living just five miles apart can have a difference in life expectancy of more than 20 years.
Take steps to protect your vision so you can see the people and things you love for years to come.
Learning about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is an important step in the battle to defeat it.
The next time you visit a hospital, you may be surprised at just how much of what happens there is done by nurses.
Stay active in hot weather by taking your workout indoors.
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States but in many cases it can be prevented
When you're an active member of your health care team, you and your doctor can come up with the best treatment for you.
Clinical trials can lead to new and better treatments.
We don't have to ask what Martin Luther King Jr. would say to us, if he'd lived to see this moment in our history.
Your dentist may be the first to spot serious medical problems, such as cancer, while they're easiest to treat.
It's a healthy idea to know all your cholesterol numbers, no matter how fit you feel.
Bumps on feet can signal serious or nonserious conditions, so it's best to have all bumps properly examined by a foot and ankle surgeon.
It's never too early or too late to make positive changes in your diet or fitness.
Implant treatment is considered standard of care and has the best long-term success rate.
New way to alleviate Lyme disease symptoms.
There are ways to train without undo strain.
Four ways to make healthy living more fun.
An American is accidentally injured every second. If you're ever among them, there are things you should know.
Simple ways honey can help dry skin feel more supple.
For a growing number of American women, knowing their numbers may just save their life.
If you're among the 1.6 million Americans with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, there are a few facts you may find helpful to know.
Imagine your loved ones are caught up in an international disaster or armed conflict and you have no idea whether they're safe. Fortunately, the world's largest humanitarian network can help.
Here's health information to take to heart.
Health news you may be glad to see.
Atrial fibrillation, an irregular heart-beat, can cause chaos over time—but there are ways to treat it.
Some eye conditions cannot be corrected with eyeglasses—but they can be helped.
C.A.R.E to live a healthier, happier, more active lifestyle.
Now hear this.
Your kidneys are as essential to life as other vital organs, such as your heart.
Everyone 6 months or older should get a yearly flu vaccine.
Facing a Serious Health Condition—Stories of Strength and Life with a Rare Lung Disease
Some people are taking an unhealthy interest in your medical information—but they can be stopped.
Tools and resources for coping with stress and trauma.
Scientists have found a way to use a mushroom extract to help women infected with HPV.
More support is available for people with dementia and their caregivers than ever before.
An exercise class can be a great place for older people to make new friends.
Scientific evidence points to the important role of hearing health in maintaining quality of life long-term.
When it's cold outside—and hot and dry inside—your lips need extra care to stay soft and feel comfortable. Here are five tips that can help.
If you or someone you care about would like to quit smoking, here are five steps that can help.
Next year could be better than ever for you.
Take steps to protect your sight.
Sometimes, the problem with hearing loss is not just that you can't hear sounds that are there, it's that you can hear sounds that are not.
If you or someone you love has a chronic disease or a life-threatening condition, pharmaceutical manufacturers offer you a gift of hope.
If you have a hard time keeping track of what meds you need to take when, your pharmacist can help.
Insulin pump technology can help people with diabetes enjoy greater freedom and better health.
Protect heart health with diet, exercise and taking prescribed medication.
Keep stress at bay and stay in the holiday spirit.
Steps to reduce the risks of overindulging in drinking during the holiday season.
Although parents may assume that they must wait until a child has all of his or her permanent teeth before seeing an orthodontist, all children should get a checkup with an orthodontist no later than age 7.
Expert advice on handling depression and the blues.
Don't let the stress of travel make depression worse.
Teens today don't have to let acne get in the way of engaging with friends through a typical teenage activity.
Don't let your fitness and diet goals get pushed to the side during the holidays.
Don't let a few aches and pains put you off your exercise routine.
Pay attention to infections. If an infection doesn't get better, seek medical care immediately.
Staying in shape when it's cold out doesn't need to be a challenge.
It's a good idea to get your hearing checked.
Reducing cancer risk may be simpler than you realize.
Many older Americans have discovered sharing their accumulated wisdom with others who need help can be a big win all around.
Individuals, government agencies, and businesses are taking steps to reduce the opioid crisis—and you can be part of the solution.
It can be confusing and scary when you first find out that you have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a leading cause of death in the United States—but there are ways to keep living life to the fullest.
New blood pressure guidelines will change how high blood pressure is detected, prevented, managed and treated.
Learn about safe antibiotic use.
Three easy steps to protection.
Find small, simple ways to incorporate more nutrition in holiday foods, without losing flavor.
Some Medicare plans offer free fitness memberships through programs such as SilverSneakers.
While health care can be mystifying, small businesses need not fall prey to misinformation and myths.
Seniors enrolling in Medicare often are surprised to discover that most Medicare health and prescription drug plans are measured by a five-star rating system.
Smart snacking can help keep your energy up and your appetite under control.
When it comes to vision correction, the satisfaction rate for LASIK surgery is 96 percent.
Flu-fighting, energy-enhancing Feng Shui tips for your office.
Though too small to see, probiotics can be a big deal when it comes to your health.
Shocking facts about disinfecting a well.
Helpful hints to ease and enhance your life.
Heed these five hints on keeping healthy, active and pain-free as you age.
Doctors today can treat a serious, irreversible lung disease.
First responders know how to save others but may need help saving themselves.
A common but hidden scourge, excessive sweating—hyperhidrosis—is a serious medical condition.
Identify health care savings opportunities.
Take advantage of a free fitness membership.
Here's nutrition news you can really get your teeth into: A balanced diet is essential for a healthy smile as well as good for the rest of you.
One in five school age children is obese—but yours don't have to be.
Four tips to protect you in an emergency.
Make singing holiday songs extra special.
Safe and effective treatments for sickle cell disease may soon be widely available.
Cloudy well water can be cause for concern. Testing can help.
Significant advances against cancer have resulted in a steadily declining cancer death rate.
Doctors today can perform hysterectomies without causing early menopause.
Eye exams play a vital role in maintaining your health.
Leg pain could be a signal that your heart is at risk.
Pile on the produce and reduce chronic diseases.
Understanding and managing cholesterol is an important part of protecting heart health.
Parents today have a variety of over-the-counter options for treating lice. Here's a look at the three most common.
Big life transitions are a good time to consider LASIK eye surgery.
Public investment in cancer research offers hope to millions.
Many women keep track of their body's ability to have a baby with help from an ingenious app.
When it's time for the Tooth Fairy to visit your house, you can celebrate the occasion in some special ways.
A healthy lunch and nutritious snacks can keep kids happy and attentive throughout the school day.
How to handle hearing loss.
The best way to help prevent the flu is to get an annual flu vaccination.
Fun ways to demonstrate your school pride.
It's time to check kids for scoliosis.
Older disabled veterans may not get all the benefits more recent ones do.
Access to quality health care and reliable insurance coverage is in a constant state of change.
Free fitness classes for older adults.
Each smile is unique. What does yours say about you?
Trust your gut to keep you healthy.
Here's something to smile about.
The back-to-school season is a great time to check in on your child's sight.
You've quit smoking, now take the next step toward protecting your health.
If you or someone you care about is a man over 50, now may be a good time to ask a doctor about prostate cancer screening.
Physical activity can improve your health and reduce the risk of developing several chronic diseases.
Ease the symptoms that occur with age, naturally.
If you ever fear you have a fat chance of being slim, consider the case of Bayyinah Guerrant.
Thanks to "weight loss wagering" with HealthyWage, for many people, looking slimmer means a fatter wallet.
Five steps toward better sleep, a better trip and even better productivity and relationships.
Protect your water quality.
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