With only 58% of Americans fully vaccinated, we still need to be careful this holiday season.
We’ve all heard that breastfeeding is good for babies. What’s been less clear in recent months is whether or not breastfeeding moms should receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Read what Ann Kellams, MD, a pediatrician and breastfeeding expert, recommends.
Anxiety about going to school doesn't look the same for every child. Learn more about this common situation and when to loop in a professional.
COVID precautions led to record low levels of seasonal viruses like flu and RSV. But now we're seeing an unseasonal rise in RSV. Find out how to keep young children and older adults safe.
Equestrian tradition says to get right back on after falling off a horse. Stephanie Bajo, PsyD, a head injury and concussion expert, explains how equestrians should handle falls to reduce the chance of serious injury.
Intermittent fasting isn't a new idea -- it's how our ancestors ate. But this way of eating isn't for everyone. Jennifer Kirby, MD-PhD, explains how it works and who can benefit from it.
During times of crisis, we all may have moments of feeling overwhelmed or wondering what we should do next. Fortunately, there are things that we can do to help ourselves manage our stress and anxiety during the coronavirus outbreak. Try these 5 tips.
We get lots of reminders during Heart Month about our lifestyle risk factors. But what do we do if it’s not our own habits we’re concerned about? Read these tips for talking to a loved one about their heart health.
The holidays can be a great reason to travel home and see family. For the adult children of aging parents, though, those trips can carry extra stress: a chance to see how Mom and Dad are doing at home. Learn what to watch for.
Genetic mutations can give some women a greater than 70% chance of developing breast cancer. Learn why some women, including Angelina Jolie choose to have a double mastectomy to reduce that chance.
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