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Cooking for one or two doesn’t mean you have to let your health go by the wayside and resort to meals of cold cereal, grilled cheese and canned soup, or microwave meals. With some helpful tips, ...

Lymphedema is a common side effect of cancer. A new surveillance program lowers this risk by painlessly tracking tiny changes in a person's lymph system.

The next time you're in the grocery store produce section or at the farmer's market, check out the radishes. They pack a lot of flavor and nutrients in a small package.

Maintaining relationships and strong social networks as you age can contribute to a longer, healthier life. Read why having positive relationships is as important for health as nutrition and exercise.

Staying heart healthy can be a challenge — especially when good intentions bump into balancing work, family and taking care of yourself. Our Cardiology staff share tips for combating some common...

Oftentimes, people forget that the relationship between a patient and their healthcare provider should be a two-way avenue. The way to obtain a good relationship isn't always clear. Here are some...

After Taylor Suhr had a stroke, he needed to relearn how to do many things, including eating. Speech pathology helped him regain those abilities and rewarded him with the cheeseburger he'd been cravin...

Approximately 80% of children who develop a genetic disorder have no family history of the condition. Carrier screening can identify genetic conditions that may be passed on through genes of the paren...

The tonsils play an essential role in keeping you healthy but can cause pain if inflamed. Read about why kids have more trouble with their tonsils and when it's appropriate to have them removed.

In times of stress, anxiety or frustration, you've probably been told to relax, take a deep breath and calm down. Have you tried it? Learn how children can benefit from this simple relaxation techniqu...