Women's Health - Original Articles
Taking a brisk walk or doing a crossword puzzle: Which one is better for brain health? You may be surprised to learn the answer.
With a little effort and some self-awareness, you can motivate your coworkers to put forth their best effort and minimize their stress in the process.
Moving can be challenging. Follow our expert's advice for making the transition easier.
Getting a good night’s sleep does more than banish under eye circles. It has benefits for your heart, mind, and more.
When faced with a serious medical diagnosis or when trying to choose the best course of treatment, seeking the opinion of another doctor can be helpful. Today, elite medical centers offer advice remotely.
Don’t feel guilty about gossiping, drinking coffee, or skipping an exercise session. Some so-called bad habits may bring some surprising benefits.
Nearly one in four women who receive a diagnosis of breast cancer will also develop this second condition. Learn more about the connection.
A byproduct of the wine-making process, this supplement possesses powerful antioxidant power.
Smell, taste, sight, hearing, and even touch. They can all dull over time, but there are steps you can take to keep them going strong.
Yes, you can bake guilt-free goodies that taste great, too. You just have to know which sweetener to use.
Your teen's "high" may be as close as your medicine cabinet.
If meningitis strikes in your community or at your child's school, you'll want to know these tips by heart.
You're never too old to volunteer. Senior volunteers offer a breadth of experience to the younger generation.
Whether it's your doctor, personal trainer, or massage therapist, if you're not seeing the results you want, or being treated with respect, it's time to move on. Here's how.
Ever noticed how some people seem to be more resistant to getting sick? Preliminary research suggests this phenomenon may apply to cancer as well.
Researchers have identified an association among hormones and increased risk of diseases in people who smoke.
With many diseases, early detection results in better treatment results. But that's not the case with ovarian cancer. Here's why.
Don't fool yourself. Just because you appear healthy from the outside doesn't mean you can't develop diabetes.
Genetic variants linked to endometriosis provide promise for earlier diagnosis and better treatment.
Not only does holding a grudge affect your relationships, but it can also hurt your health. Here's how to begin letting go of resentment.
Nearly 4 percent of the 5.4 million Americans living with Alzheimer's have an early-onset form. What, if anything, can you do to stave it off?
You know helping others makes your heart feel happy, but it can make your heart healthy, too!
BMI is a popular tool to evaluate cardiac health, but it may not be the best one.
Learn the facts about infertility, and help boost your odds of getting pregnant.
Traveling doesn't have to be a pain in the neck, or shoulders or back. Follow these tips to improve your experience.
Doing everything right when it comes to heart health? You may still be at risk for cardiovascular disease. Here's why.
You're good to the environment. You recycle, you reduce, you reuse. What else can you do? These six small ideas can make a big impact.
If you're pregnant, you may be wondering if it makes sense to store your baby's cord blood. Here are the pros and cons.
Issues such as decreased sexual desire can often accompany diabetes. But it doesn't have to be that way. Read on for a list of causes and solutions.
Abby Braithwaite speaks about the joys and challenges of raising a child with Down syndrome and helps to dispel the stigmas.