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Medications aren't the only way to treat erectile dysfunction. Learn about medical, surgical and psychological treatment options that can lead to satisfying sexual experiences.

Providers and patients alike now have access to an incredible wealth of knowledge through the internet. Learn a few tricks to finding a credible source.

Most children experience abdominal pain from time to time. As a parent, it can be hard to decide if your child's abdominal pain is normal or the sign of something more serious. Here's how to know.

If you experience regular bowel issues, such as diarrhea, bloating, gas or urgent bowel movements, you may have irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS. Find out if you should get an evaluation.

When a loved one's abilities change based on a medical condition, you may need to consider adaptive equipment. Adaptive equipment supports those in need and helps keep everyone in the home safe.

While experiencing a nosebleed may cause you to feel anxious, it's rarely life-threatening. Learn why it happens, what to do if you get one and when you should seek emergency medical care.

Summer races are back and in full swing. If one is on your calendar, be sure to take necessary precautions to properly train and prepare your body for the demands of a race.

You've got a training plan and gear for your distance run, but don't forget about staying safe. Here's how to keep visible, prevent injury and summon help if you need it.

With an early increase in RSV and influenza cases, a Mayo Clinic expert shares three things parents can watch for when determining if they should seek care for a sick child.

The exchange of information is critical for patients and healthcare professionals. Read how two patients who are deaf connect with healthcare through their in-person interpreter.