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Addiction changes the brain in a way that limits your ability to feel happy. In time, and with sobriety, the brain heals and learns to send the right cues again.

Susi and Luc Boe were ready to start their family. But after a year of trying, Susi still wasn't pregnant.

Molly Slama's pregnancy was considered high risk because of previous miscarriages. But she discovered the obstetrics nursing experience of nurse-midwives, in addition to caring for women through all a...

While seeking help for symptoms of a hiatal hernia, Nathan Emmons was shocked to learn that he had blocked arteries in his heart. Read how his care team worked quickly to restore the blood flow.

After suffering a spinal cord injury in an accident at home, Laurie Reese had big questions about what lay ahead. Read how her rehabilitation team helped her adapt and live a full life.

Studies show that feeling grateful improves health, but the brain is designed to problem-solve rather than appreciate. Learn how to reap the benefits of gratitude with a daily activity.

The trees aren't the only thing that should be colorful this fall. With summer gone, pumpkins, sweet potatoes and other fall foods are making their debuts in farmers markets and grocery stores, ready ...

There's a lot of societal focus on body weight. Even the most educated people can become confused. But, it's this simple: If the weight-loss solution sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

As fall approaches and students prepare to return to school, many look forward to the return of fall and winter sports. However, there are risks associated with sports participation, including concuss...

Exercise, stress relief and restorative time in nature are just some of the benefits of an outdoor adventure. But winter adds extra challenges, so prepare before you head out.