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Irregular Menstrual Cycle? Watch for Heart Problems Later On
If your periods are irregular, listen up. You might be more likely than others to have heart issues in the future.
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New At-Home Screening Option for Colon Cancer
About 150,000 Americans are diagnosed with colon cancer each year. Sadly, many of these diagnoses are made after a person begins exhibiting to have symptoms. Thus, 60 percent of colon cancers are diagnosed in advanced stages, too late for surgical cure. In fact, colon cancer is referred to as the most preventable, yet least-prevented cancer in the United States. It also is the second-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the nation. The key to saving lives is for patients to be screened on a regular basis, before cancer has a chance to develop or progress, and well before there are any symptoms.
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Tips To Make Roads Safer for Walkers and Cyclists
As the weather cools down, you might be thinking about heading outdoors to get some exercise.
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Overweight, Obese Kids at Risk for MS as Adults
Childhood obesity is linked to several health problems that can develop in adulthood, including diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease. Recent research suggests another connection — obesity in childhood may also raise a person’s risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS).
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Is Your Child Anxious or Depressed? Watch for These Signs
There is no magical age when we become susceptible to depression or anxiety. These disorders can show up at any point in life, affecting our decision making, ability to cope with stress and interaction with others.
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Looking for a Midwife? Here’s What You Should Know
One of the first of many decisions you’ll have to make once you find out you’re having a baby is choosing a healthcare practitioner who will provide compassionate care throughout your pregnancy and postpartum journey.
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Good Sleep Is Key for Seniors To Stay Healthy
A good night’s rest can be harder than it sounds, particularly when you reach your mid-60s.
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How Old is Too Old for Cancer Treatment?
People 65 and older are the fastest growing population in the U.S. According to the Administration on Aging, the percentage of Americans in this age group is expected to rise from 14.1 percent of the U.S. population to 21.7 percent by 2040.
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Why Working Long Hours Isn’t Good for Your Heart Health
Americans work more than anyone, research has shown.
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CDC: Low Treatment Rates for African Americans with HIV
Though the rate of HIV diagnoses has declined in the last decade, a recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report finds that some
