Health library
Back to Health Library mainBreaking News
-
When the weather outside is frightful, a salad can be delightful
Even when it's cold out, a salad can still be a good menu option. Find out how to add some fun, healthy flavor to this winter meal. -
Hand sanitizers 101: Tips for effective, safe use
If your hands are visibly dirty, handwashing is better -
Alarming number of kids hurt in violent assaults
Injuries are a leading cause of death for U.S. school kids. -
Are you at risk for postpartum depression?
Doctors may be able to predict whether a woman is at risk for postpartum depression. -
Just thinking of your sweetie may lower blood pressure
You can feel supported even if your partner isn't present. -
African American smokers face higher risk of PAD
The more cigarettes African Americans smoke, the greater their risk of a serious artery disease. -
Heart experts recommend newer drugs to treat AFib
Newer blood-thinning medications don't come with the same risks as warfarin. -
Antibiotic resistance: How to fight it
If you come down with a winter bug, don't assume antibiotics are the answer. -
8 heart disease myths explained
Debunk some dubious claims during American Heart Month. -
Bottled or tap water: Which makes green tea healthier?
Find out how to double antioxidants in green tea. -
Will 'stair snacking' be the next fitness craze?
Climb a stairway to fitness a little at a time. -
Too many teens missing the protection of HPV shots
Vaccination could prevent thousands of cases of cancer each year, say experts. -
Heart-smart or not? Daily aspirin may not be worth the risk for many
New research helps clarify conflicting advice about aspirin's role in prevention. -
After breast cancer: Acupressure eases persistent side effects
New research suggests this therapy can help fatigue, depression, pain, anxiety and sleep. -
Shorter days can bring on seasonal depression
There's more than one way to treat this common condition. -
Healthy Super Bowl snacks everyone will root for
Make over your favorite game-day snacks with some simple swaps. -
You might not have a food allergy after all
About half the people who think they have a food allergy have this instead. -
How to conquer computer neck
A simple fix could do the trick. -
Are you due for a Pap test? Don't skip it
Young women in particular tend to skip cervical cancer screenings, a study found. -
Cellphone laws save motorcyclists' lives
Early evidence suggests motorcycle riders stand to gain the most from distracted driving laws. -
Good news! Death rates from major cancers continue to fall
The American Cancer Society predicts fewer than 2 million new cases for 2019. -
Driver beware: Use caution around bus stops, school crossings
A rash of deadly incidents occurred around buses last year. -
Know when to call 911 for help
Plus, check out these tips for a smooth 911 call. -
A record number of teens are vaping—but why?
More than a third of high school seniors say they’ve vaped in the past year. -
Flu shots are crucial for those with cancer and survivors too
A history of cancer raises your risk for serious flu complications.
Featured Topics
Quick Links