What in the world does it mean when you hear someone say “triple-negative breast cancer” or “hormone-receptor positive breast cancer”? Learn about the different types of breast cancer. More »

When it comes to morning beverages of choice — tea vs. coffee — it’s not uncommon for people to pick sides. But research has shown that coffee and tea have a variety of health benefits. More »

There is no right or wrong way to grieve or cope with loss or tragedy. Here's 15 strategies to try that can help you through your darkest days. More »

Instead of pounding the pavement for over an hour every day to achieve that 10,000-step goal, try incorporating higher-intensity exercises into your routine. More »

Last month, the FDA issued a recall for Zantac, and many retailers have pulled the product from their shelves. So, what should you do if you’re one of the millions of Americans that take this drug for ulcers or heartburn? John Davison, MD, weighs in with all the details. More »

If these age-related fitness myths have been keeping you on the couch, it may be time to change your thinking – and your attitude towards fitness. More »

Millions of Americans have hepatitis C, but most may not know it. How do you know if you’re one of them? Find out if you should get a hepatitis C screening. More »

Relapses are relatively common when someone is fighting to overcome an addiction. Know the warning signs of relapse as addiction is difficult to overcome. More »

You've heard of them, you've probably even used them, but do you really know what Kegels are & why they matter? Get answers from our pelvic medicine expert Jennifer Dillman, NP. More »

One in three adults over age 65 falls each year, so it's important to improve balance as you age. Falls often result in injuries or broken bones. More »