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World Diabetes Day: Advances in Treatment Ease Impacts of This Prevalent Condition
Today's Medicine
World Diabetes Day gives us a chance to reflect on one of the most prevalent chronic diseases in the world.
Breathing Easier With COPD
Today's Medicine
How to live a full, rewarding life after a COPD diagnosis.
Methodist Stroke Drills Highlight Benefits of Quick Action
Today's Medicine
“You’re losing brain cells every minute that you’re having a stroke,” said Pam Stout, MSN, RN, SCRN, Methodist stroke program coordinator. “So, truly, the most important thing is calling 911 and getting to the hospital.”
How to Create a Safe Sleep Environment for Baby
Child and Family
In an effort see a further decline in SIDS cases and all sleep-related infant deaths, the American Academy of Pediatrics has a list of safe sleep recommendations. Read about them here.
How to Handle Bullying, Whether Your Child Is the Victim or the Aggressor
Child and Family
Being an active parent is a big part of successfully managing bullying in a child's life.
How Much Should My Child Really Be Eating and Moving?
Child and Family
Energy balance is key to a child's health and development. Learn more about what it is and how to achieve it.
Surviving a Stroke: Treatment and Recovery
Today's Medicine
If you suffer a stroke, receiving the proper treatment and rehabilitation as quickly as possible is absolutely key. Recovery begins immediately following a stroke.
Football and Fights: Why Domestic Violence Reports Jump at Certain Times of the Year
Healthy Lifestyle
The combination of alcohol, heightened emotions and lack of control over a game’s outcome makes football season a dangerous time for those in violent relationships.
Structural Heart Disease: What It Is and How It's Treated
Today's Medicine
Open-heart surgery is no longer the only option for treating structural heart disease. Here's a brief overview of TAVR – a complex but minimally invasive procedure.
Down but Not Out: Survivor Battles Physical, Emotional Effects of Testicular Cancer
From the Heart
Brian Niedzwiecki has a message for young adults battling cancer: “It’s OK to cry. It’s OK to be anxious. It’s OK to be depressed. What you cannot do is let those emotions control your life."
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'No Tobacco Challenge' Artwork Exemplifies Students' Commitment to Health
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Holidays Can Bring Nutrition Challenges for Those Touched by Cancer
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8 Tips to Cope With Grief During the Holidays
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World Diabetes Day: Advances in Treatment Ease Impacts of This Prevalent Condition
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What Is Intermittent Fasting, and Is it Right for You?