Sports cardiologist Michael Ayers, MD, cares mostly for recreational and professional athletes with heart conditions.
Medicine patches are convenient for people who can't take pills. Take care to avoid an accidental overdose, especially in kids.
Osteoporosis weakens your bones and can break easily if you fall. You can't change all risk factors, but you can prevent some damage naturally.
Activities like stairs or shopping can be hard when you have arthritis. But moderate exercise may be one of the best things you can do for joint pain.
The COVID-19 pandemic did more than cancel fun activities. It caused many people to put off doctor visits and ignore routine health screenings.
Jamie needed surgery to remove his melanoma and reconstruct his eyelid. Now he's doing his best to prevent skin cancer in his son.
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.
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We hear a lot about car crashes. We're designing cars to be safer with new features and better airbags, but you still experience physical and mental trauma.
Anyone can still be at risk of HIV, but youths are the least likely group to be aware that they are infected, making them more vulnerable.
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