If You’ve Got Cancer, Stay Out of the ER!
When you’re battling cancer, the ER can cause more harm than good. Here are the reasons why—and how to protect yourself…
Diseases & Conditions
Dreaded Diabetes Complication: 5 Secrets to Avoiding Foot Amputation
Taking your feet for granted can have tragic consequences for people with diabetes. The latest on avoiding foot amputation…
Natural Ways to Reverse Erectile Dysfunction
You might not need any prescription drugs to treat erectile dysfunction. These natural remedies and lifestyle changes can prevent—or treat—most cases of ED.
Feeling Anxious? Watch Your Bones
Anxiety may be linked to low bone density and fractures, according to new research. If you have anxiety, here’s how to protect your bones.
Safer, Faster Migraine Drug on the Horizon
Migraine relief may soon include lasmiditan, the first in a new class of migraine drug in 20 years—rapid relief without heart and blood pressure risks.
Why Heart Attacks Are Missed in So Many Women
Women are just as likely as men to have a heart attack. But more women than men are dying. Here’s how to avoid that fatal gender gap…
A Woman’s Guide to Overcoming Opioid Disorder
Women are getting hooked on opioid pain pills sooner than men, yet aren’t receiving needed treatment.
Should I get genetic testing for cancer?
Genetic testing is useful if you have cancer or a family history of cancer. But if you don’t, should you still get tested? Here’s what you need to know…
A New Health Risk for People With Type 2 Diabetes: Low Iron
You know that diabetes increases your risk for heart disease, but there’s another complication that could threaten heart health even more: low iron.
Is Your Low-Dose Aspirin Too Low to Do You Any Good?
If you’re taking daily aspirin to prevent heart attack or stroke, there’s a good chance you’re not getting the amount you really need.
You Survived an Opioid Overdose. How to Make Sure You Stay Alive
Don’t walk out of the ER without a plan to avoid another overdose. Here’s what to ask for.
Lower Your Risk for Diabetes with Walking
Here’s how to protect yourself from diabetes and its precursor, metabolic syndrome, with a dedicated walking program.
Got Stomach Problems? This New Test May Pinpoint the Cause
Stomach problems are often mistaken for IBS. But a new test will help sufferers get the correct diagnosis…and relief. Read the details here…
Testicular Cancer Treatment’s Surprising Long-Term Side Effects
Chemotherapy cures testicular cancer in most people, but the main drug can stay in your system for over 20 years, causing many other health problems.
Atrial Fibrillation Gone? You’re Still at Risk for Stroke
Even if your atrial fibrillation was successfully treated, you’re still at increased risk for stroke—but you can reduce it.
This Vitamin Really Protects Against Stroke
Folic acid greatly reduces stroke risk, according to new research—especially if you have high blood pressure. Should you take it? Find out…
A Surprising and Dangerous Risk from Colonoscopy
Although a colonoscopy is worth it to screen for colon cancer, there’s an unexpected risk you ought to know about.
My Thumb Hurts When I Use My Computer
If your thumb aches while you use a computer, that could mean arthritis. There are effective ways to get relief—and still use your computer. Read on…
Diabetes Drugs That Hurt Your Heart
Many new diabetes drugs protect the heart while controlling blood sugar. But it’s so complicated your doctor may not make the right choice for you.
Berberine: This Supplement Fights Diabetes and Protects Your Heart
If you have diabetes, you might be able to control your blood sugar and reduce heart risks with a safe, natural supplement instead of medication.