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Before your baby is born, you should create a plan leading up to delivery and immediately following birth. Get answers to frequently asked questions about a birth plan.

Super glue has a track record of fixing broken things. But what happens when that broken thing is you? Could you use super glue on yourself?

It can be hard to tell whether an illness requires antibiotics or if there are other ways to treat symptoms effectively. Read how to treat certain symptoms at home and when to seek care.

Dry skin can be temporary, seasonal or a lifelong condition that leaves your skin feeling flaky, rough and itchy. Get tips to keep your skin hydrated and healthy.

A brain injury, such as a stroke, can cause aphasia, which may affect the person's ability to speak, read, write and more. These tips can help you reconnect with your loved one through language.

Infertility can cause stress, affecting relationships with partners, friends and family, and create financial difficulty. Read about ways to deal with this stress.

Almost every day, your lungs are affected by chemical exposure, secondhand smoke and smoking. Breathe easy by finding out how much you know about keeping them healthy.

Allergies affect 25% of U.S. adults and are nothing to sneeze at. Symptoms can make you feel miserable. Here are answers to four FAQ about seasonal allergies and how to manage them.

Flu season usually starts in the fall. Learn how the influenza vaccine reduces hospitalization during pregnancy and can protect the baby from the flu after birth.

Technology has changed how we live, interact and communicate — all of which have significant health consequences. Get tips to be intentional with screen time and create healthy media habits.