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Anyone can get glaucoma, but certain families, and particularly African Americans, are most susceptible. Learn more about this sight-stealing disease and how screening can protect your vision.

For most of her young life, 3-year-old Hazel Sargent had tummy troubles. She frequently was constipated and never a big eater. Then one day last spring, she woke up from a nap and was lethargic.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for African American women. Learn more about the wide range of contributing factors and first steps toward a healthier heart.

Healthy eyes and vision are a critical part of your child's development. Regular eye screenings and exams can detect many vision problems early. Find out what to look for.

Stroke recovery can be difficult and takes time. But the good news is that a diversified team of health care specialists is available to help each patient.

If you recently moved to a new office space, it's important for you to assess the ergonomics so you are comfortable while working. Here are five things you can do to keep productive.

Did your mom warn you that going outside with wet hair will make you sick? Sorry, mom, but it's time for a fact check.

Keep your cholesterol and triglycerides at normal levels to lower your risk of heart disease and stroke.

Blood cancers remain a mystery. Here are answers to 9 common questions about one type of blood cancer called multiple myeloma.

Halloween has always been about filling up on chocolate and candies. With growing concern about childhood obesity and overall adult health, learn how to treat yourself the healthy way.