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	Aging Health information especially for seniors. Managing your weight as you age Weight management in later years pays healthy dividends. Read more Seniors aren't attending cardiac rehab after a heart attack In a new study, 67 percent of people referred for cardiac rehab didn't even start the program, possibly putting their heart health at risk. Read more Sexual satisfaction isn't just for the young A new study shows that many women age 60 and older are enjoying satisfying and active sex lives. Learn what helps keep them satisfied. Read more Seniors and surgery Age alone shouldn’t keep you from having surgery. Read more The different types of cholesterol High cholesterol raises your heart disease risk, but not all cholesterol is the same. Read more Allergies and asthma Information on sneezing, wheezing and other breathing problems. Count asthma absent Tips for helping kids avoid asthma problems in the classroom. Read more Take action on asthma before kids go back to school At home or at school, good asthma control is key to a happy, healthy kid. Do your homework on how to help your child stay safe. Read more Don't wait to use epinephrine in allergy emergencies An expert allergy panel concludes: The benefits of using epinephrine outweigh the risks when severe allergic reactions occur. Read more Does your child have asthma? What to expect when you take your child to the doctor. Read more Quiz: Hay fever If you have hay fever, what are you actually allergic to? Test your smarts about seasonal allergies with this quiz. Read more Arthritis Information on arthritis and other conditions that affect the joints. Arthritis: Getting a good night's rest Quality sleep is especially important if you have arthritis. Read more Juvenile arthritis: Signs and symptoms Juvenile arthritis often affects the knees, hands and feet. Read more Over-the-counter pain medicines: Use them safely Over-the-counter pain medicines are generally safe, but it's important to use them as directed. Read more Loosen the grip of arthritis pain Don't let your joints get you out of joint. Read more Pain quiz Test your knowledge. Read more Cancer Information about cancer types, treatments and prevention strategies. Watch for warning signs of cancer Knowing what to look for may be an important first step in defeating the disease. Read more Jimmy Carter's cancer puts spotlight on melanoma Melanoma was found on the former president's liver and brain. But this cancer usually starts on the skin. Find out how to detect it early. Read more What younger cancer patients can do to preserve fertility New findings highlight the need for adolescents and young adults with cancer to discuss fertility options with doctors. Read more Prostate cancer: What's family got to do with it? Men with a close family history of prostate cancer face an increased risk for the disease. Read more Prostate cancer: When is a biopsy necessary? If a doctor suspects prostate cancer, you may need a biopsy. Read more Children and parenting Tips for keeping kids healthy. Infographic: Sleep safety for baby Many products made for cribs may actually increase the risk of sleep-related deaths among infants. Learn how create a safer sleep environment for baby. Read more Internet safety among top 10 dangers for kids Today’s kids face risks that may have been unimaginable just a few years ago. Find out what’s putting kids in danger and how to protect them. Read more Viruses thrive in big families with little kids Parents can expect more illnesses with the addition of every child, a study finds. Read more Tips to protect kids from falling furniture Two-thirds of injuries from tipping TVs and furniture involve kids under 5. Learn how to protect your family. Read more Helping kids succeed at school 10 things parents can do at home to help kids do well in class this year. Read more Diabetes Helpful tips for people with diabetes. Diabetes: Keep your cholesterol under control Many people with diabetes also have high cholesterol levels. Read more Sugary drinks up diabetes risk regardless of weight Even if you're not overweight, daily drinking of sugary beverages may make you vulnerable to type 2 diabetes. Read more Intermittent claudication: When walking makes legs ache A possible sign of troubled arteries. Read more What is peripheral neuropathy? This common problem is caused by damaged nerves, usually in the hands and feet. Read more Diabetes quiz Test your knowledge about diabetes. Read more Health news Recent research findings and health updates. Millions of contact lens users put their eyes at risk In a new survey, 99 percent of adults who use contacts say they engage in at least 1 behavior that could cause an eye infection. Read more Early school bells to blame for sleepy teens CDC finds that schools need to push start times to keep up with students' sleep needs. Read more Kardashian's morning sickness drug post prompts FDA warning Reality diva Kim Kardashian had a lot to say about her morning sickness remedy, a product called Diclegis. But according to FDA, she didn't mention any of the drug's risks. Read more Many teens may not recognize weight problems Adolescent obesity is on the rise, but changing social norms mean many teens don't consider themselves overweight. Read more HPV protection still low among teens Human papillomavirus causes 27,000 cases of cancer each year . The good news is there’s a vaccine. The bad news? Not everyone is getting vaccinated. Read more Heart health Information on heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular conditions. Losing weight when you have high cholesterol Weight control is an important part of cholesterol control. Read more For a healthier heart, skip the Southern fare Those who eat fried foods, processed meats and sugary drinks are more likely to get heart disease, says a new study. Read more A guide to fats Some fats are healthier than others. Read more The cholesterol test A simple blood test can tell you where your cholesterol stands. Read more Cholesterol quiz Test your knowledge. Read more Men's health Health information especially for men. 8 steps men can take to improve their health Take action now to help ensure a healthy future. Read more Working long hours raises stroke risk by 33 percent The more time you spend at the office, the higher your risk for stroke, a study finds. Read more Should you be screened for prostate cancer? Your doctor can help you decide if screening is the right choice. Read more Prostate cancer: Lowering your risk Research suggests that healthy habits may potentially decrease a man's chances of getting prostate cancer or dying from the disease. Read more Check your risk for prostate cancer Several factors can increase your risk of prostate cancer. But knowing your risk can help you and your doctor make a plan to protect you. Read more Nutrition and fitness Tips for eating right, staying active and maintaining a healthy weight. Infographic: Know your fats Some fats are healthier than others. Read more Learn 2 ways to eat better and improve your cholesterol These 2 tips can help you keep your cholesterol in a healthy range and lower your risk of heart disease. Read more Recipe revival: How to make your favorite meals healthier Simple steps for improving the nutritional value of your favorite recipes. Read more Diet and cholesterol Five food choices that can help you control your cholesterol levels. Read more Choosing a healthful cooking oil The healthiest cooking oils are generally those made from plants such as corn, canola, olive, safflower, soybean and sunflower. Read more Women's health Health information especially for women. Working mothers and stress Tips to help you unwind. Read more New drug approved to treat low sexual desire Hypoactive sexual desire disorder in women is common, and until recently, there was no FDA-approved therapy available. Read more Women: Coping with persistent adult acne Acne is supposed to be a high school concern. But for many women, it's a problem they continue to face as adults. Read more 5 things women should know about cholesterol Unhealthy amounts of cholesterol in the blood are a major risk factor for heart disease, the leading cause of death for women in the U.S. Read more Menopause may bring a change in cholesterol levels Cholesterol is a major risk factor for heart disease as women get older. 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