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	Aging Health information especially for seniors. Leaving the hospital Learn what you can do to stay healthy and avoid readmission. Read more Listeria infection poses big danger to pregnant women, older adults People at high risk should avoid unpasteurized milk, soft cheeses made from it and some Mexican-style cheeses. Read more How the heat affects seniors Older people are among those at greatest risk for heat-related illnesses. Read more Yard and garden safety Take precautions while you're working in the yard. Read more Medicines can make skin sun-sensitive Certain antibiotics, antihistamines and pain relievers can make skin more vulnerable to damage or allergic reactions when exposed to sunlight. Read more Allergies and asthma Information on sneezing, wheezing and other breathing problems. Traveling with allergies and asthma Traveling to different parts of the country may expose you to different—and maybe more—allergens and asthma triggers than you're used to. Read more Have summer allergies? Your meds may make you a road risk You could find yourself asleep at the wheel due to the side effects of some allergy medications. Read more Avoiding and treating insect stings Learn how to avoid insect stings and what to do if you get stung. Read more Control pollution from home heating and cooling systems How to keep your indoor air clean. Read more National Allergy Bureau A resource for information on local pollen and mold counts. Read more Arthritis Information on arthritis and other conditions that affect the joints. Gardening with arthritis Don't let arthritis keep you from enjoying your garden. Read more Fitness program can ease symptoms of osteoarthritis Experts recommend a balanced exercise routine, performed three to five days a week. Read more Arthritis: Getting a good night's rest Quality sleep is especially important if you have arthritis. Read more Your aching hands: Is it arthritis? Arthritis in the hands and wrists makes even the simplest tasks a challenge. But there are things you can do to ease the pain. Read more Understanding gout This painful joint disease typically starts with swelling in the big toe. Read more Cancer Information about cancer types, treatments and prevention strategies. Check your risk for skin cancer Skin cancer is now the most common cancer in the United States. While the disease can affect anyone, some people are more vulnerable than others. Read more HPV vaccines working, though use is still limited Four years after a vaccine for high-risk strains of human papillomavirus became available, 56 percent fewer teen girls are found to have the disease. Read more Skin: Understanding actinic keratosis Some skin lesions may warn of increased cancer risk. Read more Watch for warning signs of cancer Knowing what to look for may be an important first step in defeating the disease. Read more Skin cancer quiz Test your knowledge. Read more Children and parenting Tips for keeping kids healthy. How to get kids to try fruits and vegetables Practical tips for parents. Read more Many children dying in car crashes because they aren't buckled up A study takes a look at the evidence and finds that many parents are unaware of how their youngsters should be restrained in vehicles. Read more 10 ways parents can keep kids moving this summer The We Can! program offers multiple resources for parents and others to help kids stay at a healthy weight. Read more More kids getting poisoned by adult prescription meds, study says Intentional misuse by teens makes their injuries likely to be severe. Read more Summer safety for kids 5 safety zones parents should keep in mind this summer. Read more Diabetes Helpful tips for people with diabetes. Diabetes: Taking care of your skin Up to a third of people with diabetes are eventually affected by skin conditions ranging from itchiness to serious infections. Read more Adding red meat to your diet may raise your diabetes risk Data from three separate studies finds that how much red meat you eat over several years can raise or lower your risk for the disease. Read more Driving with diabetes Taking a few precautions can help you stay safe on the road. Read more Diabetes: You don't have to swear off sweets The occasional sweet indulgence can be a part of a healthful diet—even for someone with diabetes. Read more How diabetes damages the body When not properly controlled, diabetes can cause complications from head to toe. Read more Health news Recent research findings and health updates. Stopping stroke: Minutes really do matter, study finds Getting treatment as little as 15 minutes faster can make a big difference in how a person recovers from stroke. Read more Infections, autoimmune diseases may increase risk for mood disorders A large study suggests that people treated for infections and autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis are vulnerable to mental disorders like depression. Read more Sugary drink consumption down in U.S. Kids and adults are drinking fewer sugar-sweetened beverages at lunch, dinner and snack time than they did 12 years ago. Read more Campaign urges adults to seek help for bowel problems Embarrassment stops many people from talking to their doctors about treatment options. Read more Bad weather ahead: How to prepare for storm season Dangerous weather conditions can develop anywhere in the United States, at any time. Make sure you're ready. Read more Heart health Information on heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular conditions. Taking blood thinners safely If you've been prescribed blood thinners, there are things you need to know in order to stay safe while taking them. Read more Stopping stroke: Minutes really do matter, study finds Getting treatment as little as 15 minutes faster can make a big difference in how a person recovers from stroke. Read more Improving seven health measures can cut stroke risk Blood glucose, cholesterol, blood pressure, weight, exercise, diet and smoking all affect a person's stroke risk, but controlling blood pressure is the most important, according to a study. Read more Atrial fibrillation: Taking stroke risk to heart About 15 to 20 percent of strokes are linked to atrial fibrillation, a condition that affects the heart. Read more Overcoming stroke: How rehabilitation helps Stroke rehabilitation helps people regain strength, movement and independence. Read more Men's health Health information especially for men. Sunscreen basics Learn how sunscreen can help save your skin. Read more Adding red meat to your diet may raise your diabetes risk Data from three separate studies finds that how much red meat you eat over several years can raise or lower your risk for the disease. Read more Use a food thermometer for safety when cooking out (or in) Only about 1 in 5 people uses a food thermometer when cooking meat and poultry. Read more Drink up! Making sure you get enough water Water and other fluids are especially important during exercise or warm weather. 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 Nutrition and fitness Tips for eating right, staying active and maintaining a healthy weight. Produce safety: Avoid foodborne illness Tips for safely handling produce. Read more Health benefits of vegetarian diets get another boost A large, but short-term, study suggests vegetarians may have a lower risk for dying of heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease and other noncancer causes. Read more Grilling with an eye toward good health Tips for avoiding health hazards when you grill. Read more Preventing sprains and strains Try these tips for reducing your risk. Read more Exercise, hot weather can be a dangerous mix Have fun outdoors, but stay cool. Read more Women's health Health information especially for women. Working mothers and stress Tips to help you unwind. Read more Obesity during pregnancy raises the risk for premature birth Obesity has replaced smoking in many countries as the most preventable risk factor for pregnancy complications, according to researchers. Read more Sunscreen every day helps keep wrinkles away, even in middle age Using sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 15 every day can significantly slow aging of the skin, even in middle-aged men and women. Read more Sunburn: More than just red skin Sunburn is a warning sign that your skin has sustained serious damage. Read more Yard and garden safety Take precautions while you're working in the yard. Read more	FIND A PHYSICIAN GET MORE HEALTH INFORMATION VIEW OUR SERVICES CLASSES & EVENTS Educational Class Registration Form 100+ Women United Reception 2013 Childbirth Education Classes Fibromyalgia Support Group Parenting Wisely!
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