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	Aging Health information especially for seniors. Caregivers need care too Don't forget to take care of yourself. Read more Video game gives seniors a brain boost People ages 60 to 85 saw significant improvements in memory, focus and multitasking after training on a 3-D driving game. Read more Know the signs of Alzheimer's disease Some small memory lapses are a normal part of the aging process. But when someone forgets the names of family members or what the car keys are for, it may be a sign of an underlying problem. Read more Causes and risk factors for Alzheimer's disease Researchers are still trying to find out what causes Alzheimer's disease, but they have some leads. Read more Seniors: Any age is a good age to quit smoking Why quitting makes sense for seniors. Read more Allergies and asthma Information on sneezing, wheezing and other breathing problems. Cigarettes: No. 1 enemy of lungs Smoking is the direct cause of several diseases. Read more Inhalers with CFC propellants will disappear at year's end People with asthma or COPD should check with their doctor soon to be sure their medication is OK come 2014. Read more 5 ways to control fall allergies while working in the yard Autumn leaves can quickly turn from gorgeous to allergy-inducing garbage. Here are some ways to lessen the symptoms of fall allergies. Read more How the lungs work A person at rest breathes about 12 to 15 times per minute. Read more Don’t let allergies, asthma ruin your winter holidays Indoor allergies are a problem for millions of Americans every winter. Read more Arthritis Information on arthritis and other conditions that affect the joints. Arthritis and the holidays The stress of the season may add up to increased pain for people who have arthritis. Read more Arthritis knee pain not relieved by wedged shoes, inserts Shoes and inserts that tilt the foot toward one side don't relieve the pain of knee osteoarthritis, a study found. Read more Knee pain: Arthritis Know what to try when moving hurts. Read more Baby boomers: When the diagnosis is arthritis It may seem like you're too young for arthritis, but increasingly, this disease is something baby boomers have to cope with. Read more Parenting with arthritis Arthritis doesn't have to keep you from being an active, involved parent. Read more Cancer Information about cancer types, treatments and prevention strategies. Lung cancer in nonsmokers Even people who don't smoke can develop lung cancer. Read more Skin cancer diagnosis doesn't always deter people from seeking sun A small study of people with malignant melanoma found that their avoidance of UV rays faded over the years. Read more There's no safe way to smoke Light cigarettes, social smoking will also harm your health. Read more Lung cancer: Causes and symptoms To reduce your chances of developing lung cancer, avoid every risk factor you can. Read more Smoking quiz Test your knowledge about smoking. Read more Children and parenting Tips for keeping kids healthy. Too sick for school? When to keep your kids home. Read more Erratic bedtimes may lead to behavioral problems in youngsters 7-year-olds with a history of irregular bedtimes had more behavioral problems than their peers who went to bed on schedule, a large study found. Read more Naps help preschool kids remember what they learn Naps help preschool kids remember what they learn Read more Obesity in teens: Learning about nutrition, benefits of exercise not enough A program that gives kids tools to improve self-esteem and social skills yielded better, longer-lasting results than health education alone. Read more Talk to your kids about smoking You can help your children stay smoke-free. Read more Diabetes Helpful tips for people with diabetes. Dining out when you have diabetes Tips for eating well when you're away from home. Read more Can vitamin D prevent diabetes? Study seeks to find out "This study aims to definitively answer the question: Can vitamin D reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes?" said Myrlene Staten, MD, National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases. Read more Traveling with diabetes What you need to know before you go. Read more Exercising when you have diabetes Exercise can be good for people with diabetes, but it’s important to put safety first. Read more Type 2 diabetes: An introduction Healthy habits can help you prevent this disease and its complications. Read more Health news Recent research findings and health updates. Extra sleep on weekends isn't a cure-all for lost sleep during the week Sleeping in on weekends might help you feel more rested, but it may not improve your attentiveness before you have to go back to work. Read more Breast milk bought online poses infection risks for infants Of 101 total breast milk samples, researchers found 74 percent were colonized with high levels of bacteria like Staphylococcous. Read more BPA could raise risk for miscarriage, study finds Pregnant women exposed to the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) may have a significantly increased risk of miscarriage, according to a small study. However, the FDA maintains exposure levels are too low for concern. Read more Depression risk may start in the womb Children whose mothers were depressed during pregnancy have an increased risk for developing a depressive disorder, a study suggests. Read more Cheaters do prosper (if they're not caught) A series of experiments found that people who got away with unethical behavior felt more upbeat than peers who remained honest. Read more Heart health Information on heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular conditions. Heart-healthy holiday eating With a little planning, you can make the holiday season a delicious and healthy time. Read more Exercise is as beneficial as medication for some conditions, study finds A prescription dose of exercise is potentially just as good as many medications when it comes to treating common health conditions like heart disease and stroke, according to a study. Read more A dangerous duo: Diabetes and heart disease Learn how to reduce your risk of heart attack and stroke when you have diabetes. Read more How to shake a salt habit 10 creative ways to cut back on sodium. Read more Infographic: Sodium sources Foods don't have to taste salty to be high in sodium. Read more Men's health Health information especially for men. Are you at risk for type 2 diabetes? Answer a few questions to learn more about your risk factors for the most common form of diabetes. Read more Men's libido linked to estrogen levels, not just testosterone "The biggest surprise was that some of the symptoms routinely attributed to testosterone deficiency are actually partially or almost exclusively caused by the decline in estrogens…" said Joel Finkelstein, MD, lead author of a study. Read more Men's self-esteem drops when romantic partners succeed Researchers looked at five different studies and found that men tend to feel better about themselves when their wife or girlfriend fails. Read more Need health insurance? Buying it might be easier and cheaper with the new insurance exchanges. Read more Doctor finder: Make the right choice Tips for choosing a primary care doctor. Read more Nutrition and fitness Tips for eating right, staying active and maintaining a healthy weight. Avoid holiday weight gain Nine tips for enjoying holiday festivities without putting on pounds. Read more Recipe makeover: Healthy substitutions Simple strategies for boosting the nutritional value of your favorite recipes. Read more Alternatives to high-fat foods Cut back on fat by choosing low-fat alternatives to your favorite foods. Read more Eating right when you have diabetes Getting started on a healthy eating plan is especially important after you've been diagnosed with diabetes. Read more Exercising when you have diabetes Exercise can be good for people with diabetes, but it’s important to put safety first. Read more Women's health Health information especially for women. 5 questions to ask when shopping for a health plan Things to consider as you weigh your options. Read more Hormone therapy safe for symptom relief, not for disease prevention Hormone therapy is OK for some women to treat hot flashes and other menopausal symptoms, but research reaffirms it's too risky to use as preventive treatment. Read more Urinary tract infections: A common problem for women Learn more about the symptoms and treatment. Read more The cost of smoking Find out how much a smoking habit is costing you. Read more Maintaining a healthy weight after you quit smoking If you watch what you eat and stay active, you can keep your weight in check after you quit smoking. Read more	FIND A PHYSICIAN GET MORE HEALTH INFORMATION VIEW OUR SERVICES CLASSES & EVENTS Educational Class Registration Form Childbirth Education Classes Book Fair Outpatient Specialist - Dr. Nicholas Lombardo, Podiatry Outpatient Specialist - Dr. Hugo, Surgery
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