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Sprains, strains and tears: What can go wrong with upper arms Blog Posts
Upper arm muscles do your heavy lifting. Despite their strength, biceps and triceps can be damaged by overuse or forceful injury. Learn what to do when that happens.
Preserving pandemic positives Blog Posts
Throughout the pandemic, people adopted strategies that strengthened relationships, improved self-care and slowed down daily life. What are the positives worth preserving?
Radon: The odorless, invisible threat Blog Posts
Elevated levels of radon are the No. 1 cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers. So it's vital to test your home to discover if radon abatement is needed. Learn more about this invisible health hazard.
Heel pain? It might be plantar fasciitis Blog Posts
If you experience excruciating heel pain when taking those first steps in the morning, think plantar fasciitis. This common condition is easily treated. Learn who's susceptible and how to get relief.
Youth athletes shouldn't skip a beat when it comes to heart health Blog Posts
As the seasons change, youth athletes transition gear from one sport to the next. Intense training changes an athlete's heart over time. Read what parents and athletes should know about heart health.
Living with Crohn's disease or colitis Blog Posts
From mild to debilitating symptoms, inflammatory bowel disease, including Crohn's disease or colitis, can affect all aspects of your health. Learn about risk factors and effects, and get coping tips.
The truth about tongue-tie Blog Posts
Up to 10% of babies are born with tongue-tie, which is a thick band of tissue that restricts the tongue's motion. Learn how it can affect eating and speech, and if treatment is needed.
Kegels are for men too Blog Posts
Kegel exercises aren't just for women. They can help improve bladder control and improve sexual function in men. Here are tips for doing Kegel exercises correctly.
Soggy sheets, embarrassed kids: Tips for overcoming bed-wetting Blog Posts
Changing wet sheets in the middle of the night isn't fun for anyone. While bed-wetting is common for kids under 7, here's what to do if your older child continues to struggle.
Minimally invasive surgery: small incisions, big benefits Blog Posts
Tiny tools, cameras and incisions make a big difference during minimally invasive surgery. Patients have less pain and scarring with faster recovery. Here's what you should know if you need surgery.