No cure yet exists for Alzheimer's disease, a progressive illness that attacks the brain. New and more effective treatments, however, offer hope to families struggling with it. Learn about the latest therapies for this condition.
Millions of people -- and not just those over 50 -- live with arthritis. Learn more about its different forms and find out what helps the pain, from medication and supplements to exercise and alternative therapies.
This center is full of practical advice to help you -- or your child -- breathe more freely. Other resources include interviews, book reviews, quizzes, and the latest news.
Eight out of 10 people will have back pain at some point in their lives. Our back pain center has suggestions for keeping your back strong and healthy, information on the latest in treatments and pain relief, and much more.
You'll find in-depth articles on preventing, detecting, and treating breast cancer, as well as an illustrated guide to breast self-exams, personal essays, news, and more.
Caring for a loved one is one of the most gratifying things you can ever do. It can also be stressful, lonely, and exhausting. Here’s how to take care of yourself while taking care of someone else.
Wondering if your child really needs braces? Considering having your wisdom teeth removed? Our Dental Health Center has the answers to all your questions about dental care and problems.
Whether you're newly diagnosed, looking for prevention tips, or have a child with diabetes, you'll find helpful news and articles, plus tools to figure out your BMI and ideal weight.
Indigestion? Irritable bowel? Ulcer? Constipation? No need to suffer discomfort and embarrassment. Here you'll find practical, up-to-date tools for preventing and eliminating intestinal distress.
Medical emergencies like choking and heat stroke are rare. But when they happen, you need to know what to do – and fast. Our First Aid Center gives you the information you need to treat dozens of common injuries.
Our center offers stories on how to prevent and reverse heart disease, essays from heart attack survivors, tools to find your target heart rate, and more.
Known as the silent killer, high blood pressure affects one out of every four people in the United States. Find out how to help prevent and manage this disease.
Despite modern antibiotics and immunizations, infectious diseases are still a huge concern worldwide. This center is packed with information on preventing and treating common diseases, including STDs, as well as emerging threats such as West Nile virus and drug-resistant staph (MRSA).
Whatever type of pain you have, there are many ways to deal with it, from medication to biofeedback and massage. Take our online class, browse our articles, and catch up on the latest news.
Our center helps you protect yourself from medication errors, stay safe in hospitals, and get the best care from your doctor and other care providers.
Here you'll find answers to your questions on early detection and treatment of prostate disorders, including cancer. We also have quizzes, book reviews, and further resources on prostate health.
We'll tell you what nicotine really does to your body (and sex life) and offer practical advice to help you quit -- for good. Plus, use our handy tool to learn how much smoking is costing you.
A little stress may keep life interesting, but too much is hazardous, affecting everything from your immune system to your relationships. If you?re feeling frazzled and overwhelmed, visit this center for the cutting-edge research on stress and ways to get it under control.
Millions of Americans find themselves abusing or addicted to alcohol, tobacco, prescription drugs, and street drugs like cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine. Our center gives people the straight facts about drugs and abuse, along with cutting-edge info on prevention and treatment.
Our center has the lowdown on healthy eating for weight loss -- and hazardous diets to avoid -- as well as exercise to keep the pounds off. You'll also find calculators to figure your ideal weight, calorie needs, and more.