Lipoprotein(a), also known as Lp(a), is an important marker for heart disease and stroke. Our expert explains how knowing your Lp(a) levels can help you manage your cardiovascular health.
Scott A. Barbuto, MD, assistant professor of rehabilitation and regenerative medicine, explains good posture fundamentals and the many ways good posture promotes health and well-being.
Many parents struggle to get their kids out of bed in the morning and on the bus to school. But expert pediatrician Evelyn Berger-Jenkins, MD, says at a certain point, it's a mental health issue.
Adam Blumenberg, MD, an emergency medicine physician with expertise in toxicology, offers some advice on the safe use and storage of home cleaning products.
Can certain foods help you sleep? Yes, according to our expert nutritionist. Marie-Pierre St-Onge, PhD, gives us a guide to healthy foods that are rich in nutrients that promote better sleep.
One third of American adults are not getting enough sleep, impacting their health. Sleep expert Dr. Brooke Aggarwal explains the "10-3-2-1-0 countdown" routine and how it can help you sleep soundly.
Atrial fibrillation, or Afib, is a potentially serious heart condition, but the signs are easy to miss. Angelo Biviano, MD, explains what you need to watch out for and how to get treated.
Winter is always a hard time to plan outdoor activities, which translates to more screen time activities for kids. Our expert offers tips to get kids off screens and into more engaging activities.
Air fresheners might smell nice, but do they have any impact on air quality or our health? Our expert explains how air fresheners work and gives some tips for natural alternatives.
We sit now more than previous generations, leaned over computers for hours on end, and it weighs on our health. The good news is that there is a solution: walking. Our expert Keith Diaz, MD, explains.
Welcoming a new baby should be an exciting time. But for some women, a deadly and often silent condition poses a serious threat: Postpartum preeclampsia. Dr. Sonia Tolani explains the risks.
40 percent of girls and young women don’t get enough iron. A Columbia explains why iron deficiency is such a big problem for girls and offers tips on how to fight it.