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Vaginal dryness: Symptoms, causes, remedies
Vaginal dryness can cause discomfort with daily activities and painful intercourse. It's more common with menopausal women, but also affects younger women. Read simple ways to reduce symptoms, and find out when to seek care.
Is telework working for you? 3 tips for coping in the telework age
Working from home offers flexibility and less or no commuting, but you may feel disconnected and have trouble separating work and home. Get 3 tips for maintaining your well-being while coping with teleworking challenges.
Activity trackers: 5 things to consider
The technology is amazing, and there’s definitely a “cool” factor, but is an activity tracker for everyone? If you’re considering one for yourself or as a holiday gift, here are 5 things to keep in mind.
Are video games, screens another addiction?
In our digital world, most of us own electronic devices with screens. Can screen time or video games become an addiction? Learn how to spot the signs and what you can do.
COVID-19 booster vaccination for adults
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has approved Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 booster vaccinations for all adults. Here's how to schedule your appointment.
Answers to 5 common questions about gallstones
Two-thirds of people with gallstones don't experience any symptoms. But when gallstones cause a blockage, signs and symptoms can occur. Find out what symptoms to watch for and simple steps to reduce your risk.
Suicide isn't always about dying, it may be about perceived relief
People considering suicide often don't want to die. Instead, they are seeking relief from emotional and mental pain. Learn how you can help.
COVID-19 research: Fact, fiction or something in-between
There are many research studies about COVID-19 vaccinations. How can you decide which studies are accurate, informative and worthwhile? Here are some tips to weed through it all.