There are several defense strategies you can do to prevent this nasty virus from attacking you.
Here are some simple nutrition tips that promise optimal brain health and strengthen the preventive power against Alzheimer’s disease.
Whether you know a loved one who has diabetes or you have it yourself, managing blood sugar levels is important to everyone’s health.
Seniors can take several easy steps to reduce their chance of falling and keep their home environment safe.
Your heart is the center of your cardiovascular system, meaning it's responsible for just about everything that gives your body life.
Seniors should be aware of the steps they can take to stay healthy through immunizations.
With a constant stream of contradictory health information coming your way, it's tough to find the truth amidst the many myths.
Low fall risk helps keep the doors open for things like traveling, playing ball with the grandkids and giving back to the community through volunteering.
Learning the signs of Alzheimer's can help get your loved one the care he or she needs.
If you are well-informed about sepsis, you will easily recognize symptoms and be aware of opportunities to prevent the illness.
Take time to remember these 10 simple yet effective tips to ensure you have a healthy summer.
June is Men’s Health Month, and people around the globe are working to raise awareness of preventable and treatable health problems.
National Stress Awareness Day is April 16. On this day, we can mindfully set aside time to recognize the stressors we combat daily.
March is Save Your Vision Month and Workplace Eye Wellness Month, so here are three simple ways you can keep your eyes healthy.
We've all heard about the wonders of antioxidants. But what are they? What do they do?
February is National Heart Month, a good opportunity to take inventory of your heart health.
Garden Plaza and The Bridge at Inverrary are implementing a creative way to remind employees of the importance of an injury-fee workplace.
Here are four everyday lifestyle choices you can make to help reduce your risk of cancer.
While it seems that time with your doctor may be increasingly limited, it’s important to come into your appointment prepared with questions.
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month. Glaucoma is common, affecting nearly two million people each year.
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