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diet & nutrition

Recommended Milk Amounts for Kids

Less won't give enough vitamin D, but more can lower iron stores, researchers say.
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kids' health

Talking With Children About the Newtown Shooting

In the hours and days following the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., here’s how to help your kids cope with the horrific tragedy.
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heart health

Emergency Rooms Prepare for Influx of 'Holiday Heart Syndrome'

Palpitations, rapid breathing and dizziness are signs of an irregular heart rhythm. The most common type is atrial fibrillation. It can be brought on by drinking more than you normally do.
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diabetes

Study Looks at Rising Diabetes Rates and Vision Impairment

Study finds serious eye and vision problems on the rise in the U.S. Find out what’s to blame.
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pregnancy

Lucky Numbers: Cleveland Mom Rolls Triple Twelves

Born on 12/12/12. The triple whammy won't come again for a thousand years.
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diet-nutrition

The Best Holiday Food and Drinks for Your Skin

Make these healthy, skin-friendly choices while navigating your way through an array of holiday treats.
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pain management

Controlling Your Pain So It Doesn't Control You

Sometimes it's not possible to end the pain, but that doesn't mean it has to take over your life. Proven pain management techniques can restore hope and purpose to people who have migraines and to others in pain.
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cancer

Child Cured of Leukemia With Breakthrough Treatment

An experimental treatment using bio-engineered T cells has cured a 7-year-old girl of leukemia by "reprogramming" her immune system to attack the cancerous cells in her body.
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kids'-health

Teen Dating Violence Impacts Health as Adults

A third of participants reported having been victimized in relationships between baseline and first follow-up.
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skin cancer

Keep Your Skin Healthy in Winter and You'll Stay Healthy, Too

Your skin is your armor against infection, and during the winter, it's under assault.
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epilepsy

A 'Pacemaker' for the Brain May Stop Seizures

In a clinical trial, doctors at Mayo Clinic are treating epilepsy with an experimental stimulator that uses electricity to shock seizures away.
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diet & nutrition

Don't Fall Into the New Year's Resolution Trap

A weight-loss surgeon says the pounds you put on during the holidays won't come off in January, no matter how many resolutions you make.
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asthma

Study Finds IVF-Borne Children Are More Likely to Have Asthma

New study finds children born after infertility treatment at higher risk for asthma.
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colon-cancer

Breath Test to Diagnose Colon Cancer

Can a simple breath test help doctors diagnose colon cancer?
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diet & nutrition

Music Breathes Life Into COPD Patients

Music therapy is helping some COPD patients cope with debilitating physical and emotional symptoms, and Vivian Engstler is a case in point.
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diet-nutrition

Awake on the Operating Table, a Violinist Plays During His Own Brain Surgery

Deep brain stimulation offers hope for patients with essential tremors, but the surgeons must be guided by the patient himself. For Roger Frisch, that meant playing the violin while having brain surgery.
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migraine

How to Avoid Holiday Headaches

The holidays herald a chorus of stresses that can trigger headaches, so if you suffer from migraines, this is not necessarily the season to be jolly.
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dental health

Gum Disease Linked to Erectile Dysfunction

A man wishing to maintain a healthy sex life should be sure to take good care of his teeth, says a new study.
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weight

Holiday Weight-Loss Advice

Knowing exactly what a calorie costs may help you avoid reaching for that cupcake.
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weight

When It Comes to Weight, Addition Is a Lot Easier Than Subtraction

Knowing exactly what a calorie could cost you in exercise may help you avoid eating that cupcake or having an extra helping of dressing at a holiday meal.
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diet-nutrition

Is Your Credit Card as Dirty as Your Cash?

Researchers found that nasty germs are as prevalent on your "plastic" as on your bills.
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diet-nutrition

Keri Glassman: How to Stop Overeating

When willpower isn't enough, take control with these quick and easy tips from nutrition expert Keri Glassman.
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