4 spring allergy myths you should know
Spring flowers, grass and leaves sprouting inspire feelings of renewal — and, for some, itchy, watery eyes and sneezing attacks.
Spring flowers, grass and leaves sprouting inspire feelings of renewal — and, for some, itchy, watery eyes and sneezing attacks.
After being eliminated in the United States in 2000, measles has been slowly creeping back and is now making headlines.
Most adults know their kids should get an annual physical with a primary care doctor as they grow.
Measles, eliminated in the United States in 2000, is being reported again across several states, already surpassing the low report rate from 2023.
A good night’s sleep is essential for a productive school day — and a healthy kid. Your child may argue with you on this point, but the truth is, sleep is vital.
It happens in the blink of an eye. A grade-schooler is suddenly in junior high, then high school. Before you know it, it feels like your preschooler is off to college.
Any number of things can cause a stomachache — overdoing it and eating too much, food poisoning, emotional upset or underlying disease.
Imagine a future where your doctor has a super-powered assistant generated by artificial intelligence (AI) that can help them review your entire medical history in seconds, assess your risk of deve
Avian influenza, or bird flu, is spreading among birds in the U.S., hiking egg prices and prompting pet food recalls.
It’s common knowledge that winter is prime time for illnesses like colds and flu.
Sometimes we feel it when something is wrong with our heart, and sometimes we don’t.
Winter can inspire a love-hate feeling.
Loves: Cozy indoors. Beautiful landscapes of fluffy, white snow. A season of holidays and gatherings.

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