Women's Health - Original Articles

You know helping others makes your heart feel happy, but it can make your heart healthy, too!

Learn the facts about infertility, and help boost your odds of getting pregnant.

BMI is a popular tool to evaluate cardiac health, but it may not be the best one.

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.

Doing everything right when it comes to heart health? You may still be at risk for cardiovascular disease. Here's why.

Traveling doesn't have to be a pain in the neck, or shoulders or back. Follow these tips to improve your experience.

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.

Abby Braithwaite speaks about the joys and challenges of raising a child with Down syndrome and helps to dispel the stigmas.

Here's a rundown of common conditions that can affect your sight, as well as steps you can take to treat, or even prevent, these problems.

That thrill you get from tough challenges or risky behavior could actually be the result of a clinical addiction.

Certain symptoms often associated with menopause are actually caused by another issue, be it hormonal, pharmacological, or physiological.

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.

Shopping online for your prescription medications can save you time and money. Here's how to ensure you have a positive experience.

You exchange emails and texts with someone else but never get physical. Are you being unfaithful to your partner?

By understanding the subtle differences between breast cancers, scientists are on the path to personalizing breast cancer treatment.

Oral cancer occurs twice as often in men as it does in women. And increasing age is a major risk factor. Here's what you need to know.

Do people, like fine wine, improve with age? According to some experts, they do. Here are five big perks of getting on in years.

Today and maybe every day, have a handful of almonds or walnuts. Find out how these diabetes-friendly foods can help your health.

If you've ever woken in a state of alarm and felt your heart pounding in your chest, you know how frightening a nighttime panic attack can be. Here's how to zero in on the cause so you can sleep more soundly.

Communities are required by law to deliver safe water to residents. Yet, illnesses caused by water contamination are still fairly commonplace. What can you do to protect yourself and your family?

Carrots, celery, and peppers contain a compound called luteolin, which helps tame brain inflammation that could negatively affect memory.

Learn how you can cope with the daily grind of getting to and from work.

These therapeutic movements will help minimize stiffness, reduce back and joint pain, and retain flexibility.

A new study has zeroed in on a promising approach to erasing painful memories from the mind. This research may lead to improved treatments for anxiety disorders.

Follow these smart steps to keep your complexion radiant and free of acne-causing bacteria.

In between visits to the dentist, take these precautions to keep your mouth in tip-top shape.

From installing carpets to ensuring doors open outward, learn how to reduce the risk of injury.

With the right attitude and a little bit of know-how, searching for a suit can be an easy and enjoyable experience.

Curb emotional eating by adhering to these tips and tricks.

Your risk of fracture is higher than average if you have diabetes. Take a few preventive steps now to ensure you don't break a bone later.