6 Pediatrician-Approved Tips for Dealing with Mucus
Mucus is the body’s first line of defense against viruses and bacteria.
Babies, Children's Health, Cold and Flu, Toddlers and Preschoolers
Conditions
What Happens in Commotio Cordis?
If not treated immediately, this rare cardiac event can be fatal.
Adolescents, Cardiology, Heart and Vascular Health
Is the Pain in Your Legs Peripheral Arterial Disease?
Vascular specialists answer common questions about this potentially serious condition.
Heart and Vascular Health
Yes, Bed-Wetting Is Normal
Try these physician-backed tips to help your child stay dry.
Children's Health, Urology
Bunions: A Pain in the Foot
Bunions are often genetic, but unsupportive shoes can make them worse.
Foot Health, Orthopedics
3 Things You Should Know About Stomach Cancer
Losing weight without trying and poor appetite could be signs of serious disease.
Cancer, Stomach Cancer
6 Do’s and 2 Don’ts If You See Someone Having a Seizure
Keep calm and safe and help if you can. Here’s how.
Epilepsy, Neurology
Epilepsy Is a Common Brain Disorder That Causes Seizures
With the right treatment, seizures can be controlled.
Epilepsy, Neurology
Pelvic Organ Prolapse Is Common and Treatable
Exercises, devices and surgery can help when organs slip.
OB-GYN, Women's Health
Bladder Cancer: What Patients Need to Know
There are several treatment options when a tumor is found.
Bladder Cancer, Cancer
What Every Woman Needs to Know About Stroke
Longer life expectancy for women can mean more strokes.
Neurology, Stroke, Women's Health
What You Need to Know About RSV
This common yet potentially serious virus can be especially dangerous for infants.
Babies, Lung Health, Toddlers and Preschoolers