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(StatePoint) As you prepare for the arrival of your new baby, there’s likely one item on the top of your wish list: optimal health for you and your newborn.
(NAPSI)—In most of the United States, respiratory illnesses like flu, COVID-19, RSV, and pneumococcal disease consistently show increased activity between October and March. That’s in part because during the fall and winter, people spend more time indoors and close to one another, making it…
(BPT) - Is your neck stiff and tight? Are your wrists aching after hours of typing? Do your back and shoulders hurt from lifting and twisting? These are some common signs of repetitive stress disorder (RSD). RSD doesn't happen out of the blue. The repetitive strain can cause microtears in yo…
(BPT) - Ovarian cancer in women remains one of the most difficult cancers to diagnose. This is partly because its symptoms are not always readily apparent. As a result, a diagnosis may be delayed or initially attributed to another condition, and a diagnosis often comes when the disease is al…
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(NAPSI)—Good news: According to a recent report from the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR), discoveries across basic, translational, and clinical research as well as population sciences are driving advances in cancer medicine and early detection, leading to a steady decline in …
(BPT) - As the cold weather approaches, it's time to gear up for flu season. Even though germs are always around, you can take small, daily steps to give your body a better chance to stay healthy. Registered Dietitian and Nutritionist Dawn Jackson Blatner shares six simple, practical tips to…
(BPT) - It's that time of year again: fantasy football season! Whether it's your first time joining in on the fun or you're a regular league member, playing fantasy football allows you to feel like you're part of the action on the field. However, it's critical that you work on your defense p…
(BPT) - If you often grab whatever protein bar is handy at the grocery store and regret it later, you are not alone. You want a quick solution to help fuel your busy day, running from the gym to pick up kids at school or powering through a working lunch, only to endure a chalky, gritty bar t…
(BPT) - Could you be experiencing chronic hand eczema (CHE)? It's different from atopic dermatitis (eczema)1 and is one of the most common skin disorders that affects approximately one in ten adults worldwide.2,3
(Family Features) “I wanted to live my life like there was nothing wrong, but the fear was always there.”
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(NAPSI)—When the weather cools down and furnaces fire up, it’s a good time to think about your home’s air ducts. Hidden behind the walls and ceilings, ducts quietly move warm air through the house, but they can also circulate dust, dirt, and contaminants if they haven’t been cleaned in a while.
By Dr. Heidi Schwarzwald
(Diane Mulligan) - Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) is among the most aggressive, deadliest forms of lung cancer, yet it’s still too often overlooked. For decades, treatment options were limited, offering little hope to those diagnosed with SCLC, until now.
(BPT) - Cellulite affects up to 90% of women — regardless of age, shape or fitness level. Often described as a dimpled "orange peel" effect, cellulite is caused by enlarged fat cells, reduced circulation and stiffened connective tissue beneath the skin. While exercise and diet can improve ov…
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(BPT) - People with eczema understand that the dry, itchy rashes and inflamed skin are not just irritating, but can have serious negative effects on your daily life. Nearly 32 million people in the U.S. are affected by eczema, including people of all skin colors and ethnic backgrounds.
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(BPT) - Spending time outdoors benefits everyone's mental and physical health, offering a chance to recharge and cope with life's challenges. Research continues to confirm these benefits, showing just how important outdoor recreation can be — especially for people living with paralysis, for …
(NewsUSA) - Do you ever notice a flutter in your chest? Feel unusually tired even after a good night’s sleep? Get winded from walking up the stairs when that never used to happen? These little signs might not feel like a big deal, but they could point to something more serious: atrial fibril…
(StatePoint) Discussing family health history and inherited conditions may not be easy, but these conversations are critical. Many people may not recognize the role family history plays in their own health until a condition such as autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) enters …
(BPT) - For many patients diagnosed with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL), the first step in treatment is a standard regimen of chemotherapy. This approach cures most patients, but research shows that one in three will see their cancer return — typically within a year following completi…
(NAPSI)—Reading can be one of the most difficult things that students learn to do, and it takes more than just amazing teachers and classroom-only solutions to make proficient readers. According to a recent national survey, 52% of teachers say most students make literacy gains when parents a…
(NAPSI)— Prediabetes and heart disease are two of the most common—and preventable—health threats in the U.S. More than 98 million adults have prediabetes, while heart disease remains the nation’s leading cause of death, claiming a life every 34 seconds, according to the Centers for Disease C…
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(BPT) - Do your eyes feel dry, irritated or just plain tired? You're not alone. Nearly 16.4 million Americans struggle with dry eye, a condition that's more than just a nuisance — it can sting, blur your vision, and make everyday moments like reading, working or enjoying a sunset feel like a…
(StatePoint) Getting the correct treatment for bronchiectasis, a chronic lung condition affecting 350,000 to 500,000 adults nationwide, is necessary to slow disease progression and help prevent further damage to the airways.
(NewsUSA) - The cancer treatment landscape is undergoing a profound shift. Patients, healthcare providers and advocates are seeking alternatives that deliver both clinical efficacy and quality of life. At the forefront of this movement is GentleCure™, a proven, noninvasive treatment for the …
(NewsUSA) - We all want to look as vibrant as we feel, but sometimes our skin tells a different story. If you've ever felt that dreaded dryness, dullness, or loss of firmness—especially as we get older and lines and wrinkles begin to show—you're not alone. By our forties, cell turnover slows…
(NAPSI)—Trees are tops: Consider the many benefits of trees.
(NAPSI)—In the United States alone, more than eight million people have an intellectual or developmental disability. For these individuals, maintaining good oral health can sometimes feel overwhelming. Unfortunately, studies show that those with disabilities have decreased oral health outcom…
(BPT) - Across the country, Americans may be thinking about what it means to be healthy — and it can start at the dinner table. Seventy-six percent of U.S. adults say they would prefer to improve their health through food according to the results of a survey conducted by Deloitte's Center fo…
(BPT) - If you are pregnant, you already know how quickly joy can mix with physical strain. Sleepless nights, aching hips, swelling and postpartum soreness affect how you sleep, sit, stand and feed your baby. Many women turn to pregnancy pillows, supportive wraps or recovery garments hoping …
(Family Features) Rural America is experiencing a mental health emergency. For residents of rural communities, there is evidence of higher rates of mental illness compared to those in urban communities. For example, the suicide rate is 49% higher among rural residents compared to urban resid…
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(BPT) - Americans are more mindful than ever about the food that ends up on their plates, shopping beyond just convenience or cost. While budget plays a key role, factors like nutrition, sustainability and long-term well-being are now part of the conversation. Despite growing awareness, many…
(NAPSI)—As the seasons begin to shift, many people start thinking about their annual health routines—including vaccinations. While some consider a flu shot part of their yearly care, others may feel it’s still too early to think about it. But health experts agree that getting a flu shot ever…
(NAPSI)—This Hispanic Heritage Month, the American Red Cross is shining a spotlight on the lifesaving generosity of Latino and Hispanic blood donors—whose contributions are critical to patient care and community resilience.
(NAPSI)—When the days get shorter and cooler, many people move their workouts indoors—but that doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your motivation or fun. According to BowFlex Fitness Advisor and Certified Personal Trainer Amy Kiser Schemper, M.S., fall is one of the best times to reset your ex…
(Family Features) As the cost of living continues to rise, many Americans are being forced to make difficult financial decisions. Skipping medications might seem like a quick way to save money, but this can lead to serious health risks and higher costs down the road.
(BPT) - Whether you're chasing fitness goals, managing busy workdays or simply aiming to feel your best, peak performance starts with the right foundation. Without proper nutrition, your energy levels, focus and recovery can all take a hit, making it harder to show up at your best day after day.
(StatePoint) In a May 2025 national poll by the Consumer Healthcare Products Association in cooperation with the American Dental Association (ADA), more than 4 out of 5 survey takers said they are familiar with fluoride’s role in oral health and that fluoride is particularly important for ch…
(StatePoint) Plastics are no longer just an environmental issue — they are a direct threat to human health. Found in homes, workplaces and schools, scientists are increasingly finding plastics inside our bodies. Microplastics and toxic chemicals have been detected in human blood, feces, lung…
(BPT) - Autumn is a busy time of year, full of changing routines, new schedules and school supplies to organize. But there's one crucial item parents need to put at the top of their to-do list: your child's well visit and immunizations. Having that annual check-up with their pediatrician is …
(StatePoint) Each year, 500 to 1,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), a rare lung disease that can be fatal if left untreated.
(ProRx Pharma) - From hospitals to surgical centers, med spas to even your dentist’s office—chances are, you or someone in your family has already received medication from a compounding pharmacy without even knowing it.
(BPT) - Back-to-school is a season of checklists, from supplies and schedules to sports signups and lunchbox prep. But amid the flurry of getting your child back into the classroom routine, certain common health issues can be easy to overlook.
(BPT) - Hereditary angioedema (HAE) is a rare, inherited disease characterized by repeated painful and unpredictable episodes (or attacks) of severe swelling in various parts of the body. Swelling attacks may first begin to occur during childhood, and it is important to understand the unique…
(NAPSI)—There are nearly 5,500 new cancer diagnoses every day in the U.S., and many of these are for patients under the age of 50. As cancer cases continue to rise and affect more Americans than ever before, many oncologists are choosing to expand their care teams with specialists around the…
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