Eating disorders, anorexia, bulimia, or emotional eating can harm your health or even be fatal.
Category: Healthy Living
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Just a UTI? Think again.
A urinary tract infection (UTI) can affect anyone. Women get UTIs more frequently than men, and children are also susceptible to infection. UTIs are caused when bacteria enter through the urethra and multiply in the bladder.
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Celebrate Your Successes
Because your life is made up of so many significant little moments, choose to celebrate each success - whether large or small. Check out a few ideas to help keep your momentum going.
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Know Your Numbers in the Race for Good Health
Knowing your numbers regarding your health is one way to measure your progress. Measuring where you are now can help you set a specific goal for your daily lifestyle.
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Resist the Urge to Hibernate
Winter is here! Discover a new way to change it up by doing just one thing to spark happiness, then celebrate your successes.
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Tiny but painful! What causes kidney stones?
Kidney stones - how can something so small hurt so much? If you have had a kidney stone in the past or know someone who has, preventing a kidney stone from forming in the first place is a priority. Learn what you can do to help prevent kidney stones from developing.
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Let’s Talk About Speech
What does talking to your friend on the phone and swallowing your food at a meal have in common? You do these two things without really thinking, at least not until the act of speaking or swallowing becomes difficult due to an injury or illness. Speech therapy can help!
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COOLIEF® puts you back in the game of life.
Patients share how COOLIEF®, a non-surgical pain relief treatment, relieved chronic knee pain—restoring mobility with 12-36 months of pain relief.
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Mammogram: Do It for Your Life
Here's what to expect from a screening or diagnostic mammogram, including the process and higher accuracy with 3D mammography.
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Save Lives. 4 Ways to Give Blood.
The need is urgent—only 38 percent of the U.S. population is eligible to give while someone in the U.S. needs blood or platelets every two seconds.