The long nights of winter can get you down, but they also offer magical ways to be active outdoors and lift your mood. Explore the dark with these ideas.
Signs of fall and winter are appearing, temperatures are cooling and cases of flu, strep throat and RSV are increasing. Read five things to know during this year's upper respiratory illness season.
A Mayo Clinic Health System high-risk breast consultant and breast cancer awareness advocate shares the top 10 questions commonly asked about breast cancer, screening and risk factors.
For the Pillers, the choice for seeking healthcare is easy: drive 20 miles or just a few minutes to the Mayo Clinic Health System Mobile Health Clinic. Read why the whole family makes this choice.
ADHD affects millions of children. Learn about the three subtypes of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, treatment options and five behavioral strategies to help your child be successful.
Men are less likely than women to have preventive screenings and regular exams. Learn why men should reconsider their reservations and avoid a treatable situation turning deadly.
Are you hosting a summer party or an outdoor event? Making food safety a top priority can ensure your guests have a fun and safe experience. Follow these four simple food safety tips.
People in the LGBTQ+ community may face challenges that affect their health and pregnancies. Regardless of gender or identity, prenatal care is essential for all people who are pregnant.
People who identify as LGBTQ+ face specific health concerns. Get answers to six common health questions to ease fears of seeking healthcare and learn how to find a trustworthy, affirming team.
How much time do you and your family members spend using screens? Reducing screen time allows you to be present in the moment. Learn about the many benefits of cutting down on screen time.
High blood pressure can be dangerous when there aren't symptoms indicating a problem. Learn why your blood pressure matters and the risk factors you can change in your lifestyle.
While you're enjoying the outdoors, ticks are looking for a ride — and a meal. Ticks survive on blood from humans and animals, and can transmit disease. Learn how to tame these unwelcome hitchhikers.