General Health (Page 40)

Seasonal affective disorder may go away naturally, but don't ride out the winter months feeling blue. There are changes you can make and treatments available that can help overcome this mild depression.

When deciding on treatment for cancers such as breast, skin or head and neck cancer, your doctor may bring up reconstructive surgery.

Cancer treatment as a single parent can be incredibly difficult, but there are resources to help you care for your family and yourself.

Watch Jared Christophel, MD, discuss plastic surgery and reconstructive surgery options at UVA for cases of traumatic facial fractures.

While no one is immune from cancer, people living with HIV/AIDS are more susceptible to AIDS-related cancer. Here's what you need to know.

Chemo-related nausea is a common complaint, but the BRAT diet can help manage symptoms so you get the nutrition you need to stay strong during treatment.

If you think it’s too soon to think about avoiding the flu, think again. Flu season is upon us, so learn more about the flu vaccine, symptoms and more.

Milk used to be simple, but now on top of cow's milk, there's soy, almond, coconut and even pea milk. Find out the milk alternatives that taste the best or leave a lot to be desired.

If you’re familiarizing yourself with large granular lymphocyte (LGL) leukemia, you’ve probably come across information about DNA mutations and STAT proteins.

Bacterial infections like Lyme disease can be a risk factor for developing cancer later in life. Talk to your doctor about any concerns you may have.