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	Aging Health information especially for seniors. Are you at risk for a heart attack? Many risk factors can be changed to help lower your chances of having a heart attack. Read more Flu continues to spread; officials urge vaccination It's not too late to benefit from the flu vaccine. Read more Preventing the flu when you have heart disease If you have heart disease, the flu can cause serious complications. Read more Growing older, staying intimate Love can get even better with time. Read more Options for independent living in later life Consider your choices. Read more Allergies and asthma Information on sneezing, wheezing and other breathing problems. Dining out with food allergies Following a few safety tips can help you avoid an allergic reaction when you eat at a restaurant. Read more Infants and food allergies Learn the usual signs and what you can do. Read more Watch out for molds Mold spores can cause allergic reactions in some people. Read more What is anaphylactic shock? How to spot and respond to this severe allergic reaction. Read more Living with an animal and an allergy What to do when you're allergic to your pet. Read more Arthritis Information on arthritis and other conditions that affect the joints. Arthritis and the heart Research has linked rheumatoid arthritis to heart problems. Read more Vitamin D no help for knee osteoarthritis, study says Taking supplements of vitamin D doesn't appear to ease pain caused by osteoarthritis of the knee or slow the progression of the disease, according to a study. Read more Joint replacement risks higher for people with rheumatoid arthritis, study suggests A study suggests that people with rheumatoid arthritis have a higher risk of dislocation and infection after joint replacement surgery than those with osteoarthritis. Read more Heat and cold for arthritis Both temperature extremes may help ease arthritis pain. Read more Arthritis and intimacy Stay close to your partner as you manage this chronic illness. Read more Cancer Information about cancer types, treatments and prevention strategies. Will cancer come back? Fear of cancer recurrence is stressful and common. Read more Lung cancer death risk on the rise for female smokers, study says Women who smoke face a dramatically higher risk of dying from lung cancer or lung disease today than in the 1960s, a study found. Read more Number of Americans dying from cancer drops by 20 percent Cancer death rates in this country have fallen by 20 percent from their peak in 1991, according to an annual report from the American Cancer Society. Read more Coping with the physical effects of cancer Lifestyle changes and medicines may help you feel better. Read more How to help when your partner has breast cancer Communication is the key to any healthy relationship, and that’s doubly true after a cancer diagnosis. Read more Children and parenting Tips for keeping kids healthy. Helping kids avoid the flu What parents can do. Read more Limiting TV before bed might help kids get to sleep, study finds Watching TV and using other electronic media devices might affect sleep by arousing the brain, disrupting the body’s natural sleep rhythm or simply keeping kids up later, according to background in the study. Read more Recess is good for kids, pediatricians say Recess breaks are a necessary part of a child’s school day—and one of the keys to healthy growth and development both in and out of school, according to a new policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics. Read more Raising heart-healthy kids What parents can do. Read more Winter workouts for kids The days are short and the weather's cold, but kids still need exercise. Read more Diabetes Helpful tips for people with diabetes. A dangerous duo: Diabetes and heart disease Learn how to reduce your risk of heart attack and stroke when you have diabetes. Read more People with diabetes who have custom shoes don't wear them enough, study says Custom-made footwear can help prevent diabetic foot ulcers, but many people who have custom shoes don't wear them regularly. Read more Kidney disease ups risk of early death in people with diabetes Preventing kidney disease in people who have diabetes could help save lives, according to a study. Read more Diabetes: New recommendations for blood pressure goals, glucose testing The American Diabetes Association has issued new recommendations for blood pressure goals in people with diabetes and clarified how frequently people with type 1 diabetes should check their blood sugar levels. Read more Diabetes can affect sexual health A variety of treatments can help restore sexual health in both men and women with diabetes. Read more Health news Recent research findings and health updates. Number of Americans dying from cancer drops by 20 percent Cancer death rates in this country have fallen by 20 percent from their peak in 1991, according to an annual report from the American Cancer Society. Read more Lower doses recommended for some sleep medications Current dosages of zolpidem leave too much of the drug in the system the next morning, which can impair driving and other activities, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Read more Prescription drug misuse still a leading health concern Prescription drug misuse is second only to marijuana use as the most prevalent illicit drug problem in the U.S, according to a report from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Read more Survey shows more than 4 percent of Americans have fallen asleep at the wheel Drowsy driving contributes to about 2.5 percent of fatal motor vehicle crashes, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Read more Antidepressants during pregnancy don't increase stillbirth risk, study says The decision about whether or not to use SSRIs when pregnant is a complex one, the researchers cautioned, and women should discuss the pros and cons of taking these medicines with their doctors. Read more Heart health Information on heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular conditions. Living a heart-healthy life Healthy habits can help prevent heart disease. Read more How emotions can affect your heart Look into your heart—your emotions may be stirring up trouble. Read more Diagnosing heart disease A look at some of the tests doctors can use to detect and diagnose heart trouble. Read more Excess weight takes a toll on the heart If you're overweight, your heart is at risk. Read more Heart health quiz Test your knowledge about heart health. Read more Men's health Health information especially for men. Eating disorders aren't just for women Anorexia, bulimia and binge eating disorder can affect males as well as females. Read more Smooth shaving: Dermatologists offer tips to ease irritation Shaving can be hard on the skin, particularly in winter months when skin may be dry. However, it is possible to achieve a smooth look and feel while minimizing the nicks and irritation. Read more Men: You're never too young to start protecting your heart Heart disease prevention should start as early as possible. Read more Are you at risk for a heart attack? Many risk factors can be changed to help lower your chances of having a heart attack. Read more Make a heart attack action plan It could be a lifesaving move. Read more Nutrition and fitness Tips for eating right, staying active and maintaining a healthy weight. Keeping fit, staying warm Try these tips for cold weather exercise. Read more Clearer nutrition labels might help consumers make healthy choices, study finds A study identified two possible food label formats that could make it easier for people to understand the nutritional value of the foods they eat. Read more Breaking through a weight-loss plateau What to do when the pounds stop coming off. Read more Exercising when you have heart disease A heart problem usually isn’t a reason to avoid physical activity. Read more Eat better to help your heart Tips for getting started. Read more Women's health Health information especially for women. Women: Protect yourself from heart disease Make a plan to help reduce your risk. Read more Lung cancer death risk on the rise for female smokers, study says Women who smoke face a dramatically higher risk of dying from lung cancer or lung disease today than in the 1960s, a study found. Read more Nearly 14 million women binge drink, government report finds Binge drinking raises the risk for health problems including breast cancer, sexually transmitted diseases, heart disease and unintended pregnancy. Read more Study looks at how well women are following Pap test guidelines Consistent with the latest national recommendations, more young women in the U.S. are waiting to have their first screening test for cervical cancer until age 21. But many women who have had hysterectomies continue to get tested, even when there may be no need. Read more Eating disorders: Red flags Knowing the signs can lead to early treatment and better chances of recovery. Read more	FIND A PHYSICIAN GET MORE HEALTH INFORMATION VIEW OUR SERVICES CLASSES & EVENTS LaSoiree 2013 Moms Like Me! Grief Support Group - Thursday evenings Fibromyalgia Support Group Parenting Wisely!
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