Women in America should be aware of one of their top enemies: heart disease. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, this is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S. and w...
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Stress is something everyone experiences. It's not a bad thing - in fact, some stress can be helpful, motivating you to try harder and improve yourself. Too much stress, though, can have numerous nega...
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Cold sores, despite their name, actually have little to do with frigid temperatures. The painful blisters are caused by a virus but not one related to cold or flu-like symptoms typically associated wi...
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National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week is recognized in 2018 as the week of Monday, January 22 through Sunday, January 28, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Since the initial week of o...
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January is nationally recognized as Glaucoma Awareness Month. The Glaucoma Research Foundation reported that more than 3 million people in the U.S. have this disease of the eye, and it is projected ...
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January was designated Cervical Health Awareness Month by the U.S. Congress as a way to shed more light on the disease that affected an estimated 13,000 women in 2016. According to National Foundation...
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The recent winter storms that have affected certain portions of the country have created severe weather conditions like massive accumulations of snow, hurricane force winds and temperatures far below ...
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Seasonal affective disorder, or seasonal depression as it's sometimes referred to, is a mood disorder characterized by feelings of depression that coincide with one or more seasons of the year. Thi...
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Sleep is a vital part of life for humans and it acts as a reset button for our daily activities. It is a commanding signifier of the end of one day and the beginning of another, which is meant to refr...
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