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Taylor Swift's Mother Has Cancer: What Her Diagnosis Can Teach Us All

Everyone knows Taylor Swift as a pop superstar who creates hit records, but the Grammy-winning singer is also more than that—she’s a daughter who just may have saved her mother’s life.

Sweet Potato Casserole

Serves 8

Vegan Sweet Potato Brownies

Looking for a heart-healthy alternative to serve for dessert? Try this tasty vegan sweet potato brownie recipe by Lauren Popeck, a registered dietitian with Orlando Health.

What Is Stiff Person Syndrome?

Stiff person syndrome is an extremely rare neurological disorder that causes severe muscle spasms and stiffening of the body. 

5 Ways Exercise Can Help Manage Parkinson’s Disease

With no cure available for Parkinson’s disease, managing symptoms is key to making sure you have the best quality of life possible.

Size Doesn’t Matter (And Your Penis Is Not Shrinking)

Nutrition and Aging: Make Every Bite Count

Skip the Brie — and Other Holiday Food Advice for Cancer Patients

Food safety is of the utmost importance for anyone with a compromised or recovering immune system. But the holidays can pose extra challenges for cancer patients struggling with smell and taste aversions caused by treatment-related side effects. For patients, caregivers and friends, this can threaten to put a damper on festivities. However, some tips and strategies can make navigating the holiday table easier — and more joyful — for those gathered.

Home Grown: Starting Your Own Garden

A relatively new trend, Americans are returning to home gardening to increase the availability of fresh produce. Home gardening provides many benefits; most importantly, it’s good for your health! Eating fresh produce reduces the risk of chronic disease, while gardening improves mental health and also is a good form of exercise. Additionally, gardens support sustainability and serve as an educational tool for children. 

How Robotic Surgery Benefits Hernia Patients

Hernias occur when organs or fatty tissue squeeze through a weakened layer of tissue into another area of the body where they do not belong. A hernia can occur in various places in the body, such as the abdomen, groin, diaphragm or the site of a previous incision.