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What Does Economic Inequality Have to Do with Snacking?
Lower income neighborhoods have fewer food stores and consequently fewer healthy snack options than upscale areas. Know your snack options.
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Do Medicare Advantage Plans Save You Money?
Lower monthly costs attract many to insurer-run Medicare Advantage plans. A deeper dive into what people pay and what they get is less rosy.
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Programs for Seniors and Caregivers Are Often Overlooked
Resources are available to help older adults as they age and care for aging loved ones, but few know about or take advantage of them.
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A Call to Arms Against Bird Flu
Avian influenza has recently begun to infect humans. Scientists are developing vaccines against it to prevent a possible pandemic.
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Busting Myths About Sun Safety
It's time we saw a tan for what it is -- a sign of skin damage, not health. And no, hydrating won't protect you. Skin cancer is on the rise.
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Gas Stoves Contribute to Household Air Pollution
Cooking with gas doesn't just increase air pollution in your kitchen; your whole home can be affected. Ways to minimize your exposure.
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Antibiotics Are Still Being Overused
Before you call the doctor and ask for a prescription for an antibiotic for yourself or your child, consider whether it is actually needed.
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The Perils of Changing Work Schedules
Young warehouse, factory and fast food workers often have wildly varying shifts. This affects not only their sleep, but their future health.
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Toxins in the Garage Linked to Risk of Lou Gehrig's Disease
ALS risk is higher in homes with attached garages that allow fumes from paints, gasoline-powered tools, and pesticides to enter your home.
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Common Chemicals Contribute to Neurological Disorders
Chemicals in disinfectants and flame retardants can damage cells protecting neurons and lead to conditions like MS. Kids are vulnerable.
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