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An inguinal hernia isn't necessarily dangerous, but it doesn't improve on its own and can lead to life-threatening complications. Learn about the two general types of treatment options for this common...

Physical medicine and rehabilitation is the growing specialty that treats impairments affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves, bones, joints, ligaments, tendons or muscles. A physiatrist answers...

Eating disorders are complex, affecting the mind, body and spirit. Like a cancer, it does not discriminate by age, size, gender, religious beliefs, race or socioeconomic status.

Exposing kids to cooking and baking can lead to good habits and family memories. Here's some tips to help parents get kids in the kitchen.

With the Fourth of July approaching and outdoor activities likely taking up much of your summer fun, it's time to consider the importance of protecting your eyes. Eye injuries are largely preventable,...

With the snow gone and the frost out of the ground, farmers are beginning the intensive spring planting season. As seeds are planted, farmers need to use safe farming practices to avoid a visit to the...

With the holidays in the rearview mirror, is weight loss on your to-do list? For the best success, here's how to make a plan before you start.

For some people, severe anxiety interferes with daily life. It begins in the brain, but it's not just all in your head. Learn about the symptoms of anxiety, and get management tips.

Has your weight loss slowed, or are the numbers on the scale creeping up? Here are 10 tips to help you get back on track.

It’s time we start seeing red. Red — as in the color of heart disease awareness, just as pink is the color we all take notice of in regard to breast cancer