Tips For College Students Managing A Chronic Disease
There are smart ways for college students who have chronic conditions to stay healthy and enjoy their time at school.
The Flu Vaccine: The Must-Have Accessory
A flu vaccination can protect against what is the potentially deadly influenza virus.
Protect Yourself--Get A Flu Shot
You can protect yourself and your family by getting a flu shot.
Expert Tips For Dealing With The Flu
Many people, especially those who have not had the flu in a while, tend to underestimate the virus, and even more important, may not take the necessary steps to prevent it.
Seven Tips To Help You Quit Smoking
Of the more than 1 billion people who smoke worldwide, half say they intend to quit.
Healthy Habits To Stay Flu Free
There can be an easy way to avoid the flu.
Overcoming Crohn's Disease To Help Others
Adam Pepperman has spent his life helping others, looking beyond his own medical issues.
Technology Saving Teen Drivers' Lives
A three-pronged strategy of education, enforcement and technical innovation may finally reduce the number of traffic accident fatalities among teenagers.
Chemistry Scholarships Available
With the help of a renewable scholarship, many minority students are able to pursue their dreams of studying chemistry.
Easy, Affordable Tips For Taking Holiday Videos
Here are some tips and tricks for taking great holiday videos.
Free Video Calls Cut Household Costs
As household budgets shrink and phone costs rise, many consumers are using new technology to help make talk cheaper.
Global Climate Change May Spur Seasonal Sniffles
Many scientists now believe that global climate change is affecting various aspects of human health, including nasal allergies.
Breathe New Digital Life Into Your Old TV
With only a short time left before TV channels go all digital, many people are wondering if it's better to upgrade an old TV or replace it with a newer model.
Award-Winning Medical Device
With an award-winning medication delivery system, children can administer their growth hormone therapy.
Hot Holiday Gifts That Don't Break The Bank
Here are items that are a great value but don't skimp on the cool factor.
A Security Franchise That Rides The Networking Wave
In addition to fitness and fast foods, one of the hottest trends in franchise business may involve the blending of the need for security with the latest digital video technology.
Construction Goes High Tech
The newest tools to be used at construction sites may not help with hammering nails or sawing wood, but they could cut production time and help lower the cost of building.
Ensuring Web Sites Can Handle Spikes In User Traffic
Popular Web sites, or sites that host special content, can experience traffic jams when too many people try to access the site at the same time.
Taking The Bite Out Of Headaches
Surprisingly, visiting a dentist could be a good career move.
Bad Economy Stress Relief
Managing your day-to-day stress during bad economic times may make a huge improvement in your health.
The Door Is Open To Controlling Energy Costs
A likely area for improvement in controlling energy costs is avoiding air leaks around windows and doors.
Self-Expression Is In Session At Infectious.com.
It seems "Gen Y" takes things personally.
Prescription For Finding Health Information Online
The Internet offers a wealth of information about health issues. But just as it's important to choose your health care provider carefully, it's also essential to evaluate any Web site you consult.
Know The Truth About MRSA Skin Infections
The truth about MRSA may surprise you.
Early Detection Of Prostate Cancer Saves Lives
A simple exam could save a man's life.
Online Diabetes Project Builds Community, Funds Charities
The image of a handprint can be a useful tool in touching someone with diabetes.
What To Do When You're Sick, But Not "Sick Enough"
Doctors agree that cold and flu symptoms are nothing to sneeze at and the sooner they're treated, the better chance there is for a quick recovery and minimum disruption of lifestyle.
Making Teleworking Work
For many teleworkers, having a strong indoor cell signal is a key part of keeping in contact with the home office.
Consumers Covet An "Eco-Chic" Lifestyle
With so many building materials being marketed as "green," it can be tough to tell the forest from the trees.
Making The Most Of Taste Tempters
More sweet taste, less sugar.
Prepaid Plans Offer Dependable Wireless Service
More and more consumers are switching to prepaid wireless plans for all their phone needs.
Tips On Staying Connected With Your Kids
As children enter school and pursue new interests, more and more parents are doing their homework on finding ways to stay connected with them.
Pecans: Good For Your Heart
Scientific research suggests that eating just a handful of pecans each day may help lower the risk of heart disease.
Protecting The Lives Of First Responders
A lot more than just a group of symbols and figures, chemistry is often the basic-safety building block for police officers and firefighters.
Birdwatching May Aid Your Child's Development
The time and effort invested in backyard bird-watching with your children may pay a number of unexpected dividends.
Addressing A "Painful" Communication Gap
An interactive new Web site may help open channels of communication regarding pain.
Create An Easy And Practical Backyard Bird Garden
Gardening and birdwatching are two of the most popular hobbies in the United States.
Customizing Your Holiday Greeting
There's good news for families that want to save time and still create sophisticated holiday photo cards that fit their personal style.
Encouraging A Child's Creativity In The Arts
A new dance and choreography video game can help encourage girls' creativity and interests.
Easy Holiday Gifts For The Whole Family
Great sites for finding holiday gifts for everyone.
Drink Your Coffee While Taking Your Vitamins
Things are going down well for those who like their iced coffees, teas and lattes to contain a taste of nutrition.
When Cancer Affects The Bones
By working with a health care professional to carefully manage bone health throughout the cancer journey, it is possible to slow down the damage and reduce the risks associated with bone complications.
Top 10 Books For A Good Cry
Chronic dry eye is a medical condition that should be taken seriously and discussed with an eye doctor.
Wireless Printers Work For The Whole Family
Sharing a wireless printer with the family is easy and saves time and money.
Face-To-Face With The No. 1 Cancer Killer
Thanks to new treatments and the example set by others, there is hopeful news for the many of the 215,000 people who will be diagnosed with a particular type of cancer this year.
Selecting The Right Wireless Service: Spotlight--Small Businesses
In today's mobile environment, small businesses are relying more than ever on wireless services to help them manage their business.
Guide To America's Top Doctors For Cancer
Finding the right cancer doctor is becoming more important.
Search On Your Mobile Phone
Mobile phone carriers now have access to the latest and greatest Internet technology.
10 Ways To Become Medicine Smart
A recent report from the Institute of Medicine concludes that there are at least 1.5 million preventable adverse drug events in the United States each year.
Basic Research Leads To New Treatments
Funding for basic medical research is paying dividends when it comes to battling many diseases.
High Expectations In School Science Programs
A popular science competition helps kids earn money for college.
Treatment Advances Critical In Reducing Death Rates Of Fifth-Most Common Cancer
Significant improvements have been seen in treating non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL). According to the American Cancer Society, the average American's risk of developing NHL during his or her lifetime is about 1 in 50.
Greeting Cards Incorporate High-Tech Creativity
If you've shopped for greeting cards lately, you've probably noticed a variety of technological innovations that are adding cutting-edge creativity to the tradition of card sending.
Diabetes And Your Eyesight
An annual eye exam is a great way to identify conditions before they have an irreversible effect.
It Pays To Clean Up On Clutter
Cutting the clutter in your home could pay off-literally.
Futuristic Innovations Are Born On New Discovery Channel Series
"Prototype This" brings viewers straight to the drawing board and through the design process to experience firsthand as inventions come to life.
Why Diet And Exercise Alone May Not Work In The Fight Against Obesity
Losing weight can help resolve many of the serious health risks associated with obesity, and doctors are finding ways to help those who have a harder time losing weight.
New Medicines To Treat Hundreds Of Diseases
Many patients have already been helped by biotech medicines and vaccines approved for a wide variety of conditions. But with hundreds of new biotech medicines and vaccines now in the pipeline, millions more Americans may have new hope of living longer, healthier lives.
Curious About Cancer Treatments? Talk To Your Doctor First
Being skeptical could save your life--especially when it comes to treating cancer.
Choosing a Doctor: Board Certification Important But Misunderstood
When it comes to choosing a doctor, consumers say bedside manner, communication skills and board certification matter most.
Save On The Switch To Digital TV
You can save energy and money and help fight global warming.
New Technology Works For Business Travelers
Whether they're traveling by plane, train or automobile, business travelers want to stay connected.
Advanced Breeding Techniques Today Help Farmers Produce More Corn Tomorrow
Farmers today are achieving substantially higher corn yields than their fathers and grandfathers before them.
Walks Like A Duck, Talks Like A Duck, But It's Not Just A Duck
Some corporate icons have become as much a fabric of our consciousness as Hollywood movie stars or celebrity musicians.
Foundation Helps Parents Manage Children's Asthma
Personalized jewelry items help teachers identify children with health issues such as asthma.
Celebrity Mug Auction To Benefit Breast Cancer Research
There's good news for people looking to add a special collector's item to their home and at the same time help support breast cancer research.
Online Quiz Can Help Assess Health Risks
A simple test could prove to be a lifesaving step for the millions of Americans with a common vascular disorder.
Gretchen Wilson, Award-Winning Country Music Singer, Asks America To Join Her In The Fight Against Obesity
Tips for speaking with loved ones struggling with severe obesity.
Support Is Important For Success Of Marrow And Cord Blood Transplants
Twenty years ago, patients diagnosed with leukemia or lymphoma had limited options and survival rates were low. One treatment that has shown tremendous scientific advancement is bone marrow and cord blood transplantation using an unrelated donor.
Seeing The Facts About Age-Related Macular Degeneration Can Help Prevent Blindness
There are five questions everyone over 50 should ask the eye doctor.
Raising Awareness In The Hispanic/Latino Community
There's good news for members of the Hispanic/Latino community who may be at risk for diabetes. Several new resources are available that were designed to meet this community's unique needs.
Turning Cholesterol Awareness Into Healthy Action
The more you know about your cholesterol, the easier it may be to keep it under control.
Hip Replacement Improves Lives
Total hip replacement could vastly improve the quality of life of older Americans with osteoarthritis.
Cholesterol Q and A With Mark Spitz And A Specialist Pharmacist
It may seem surprising to some, but cholesterol is needed for the body to function normally.
Clinical Trials: How You Make A Difference
Many Americans may not realize it, but many of the treatments that save lives today are based on yesterday's clinical trials.
New Web Site Provides Information, Tools And Practical Tips About ADHD
If you or someone you know has symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) you may be glad to know where to go for more information and for support in managing and living with the condition.
A New Horizon For Children With Hearing Loss
Children with hearing loss can often be helped.
Modernize Your Living Space With Simple Techorating Tips
In today's economy, fewer people are looking to purchase new homes-many are focusing instead on ways to upgrade their existing homes. One easy way to update a home is by going beyond decorating a room, to "techorating."
A New Guide To Multi-Room Audio And Video
Thanks to new technology, homeowners are finding it easier to enjoy their music and video collections throughout a home.
Significant Barriers Prevent People With MS From Fully Committing To Treatment
Despite their best intentions, the majority of people with MS face several barriers that make it hard to fully commit to therapy.
National Survey Shows People Prefer Personalized Cell Phone Services
Answering the call for a personalized telephone began longer ago than many people realize.
New Soybean Technology to Help Meet Growing Demand for Food and Fuel
A special bean is helping American farmers.
No Place Is Free From Allergies In America, According To The Asthma And Allergy Foundation Of America
It's important to be aware of allergy triggers, regardless of the season.
NASA And Military See Benefits To LASIK
Today NASA and the U.S. military increase the potential of mission-critical personnel using laser vision correction technologies that have benefited civilians for more than five years.
Living With Crohn's Disease And Having Relationships Can Be Compatible
Tips for Talking about Crohn's Disease.
Doctors' Hospitals Provide Quality Care
The next time you or someone you care about is about to go to the hospital, it may be a healthy idea to find out who owns it.
New Hope For Treating A Common Condition
There is encouraging news for the millions of Americans who now suffer from some form of mental illness.
Working With Your Physician To Identify And Manage The Symptoms Of Parkinson's Disease
Although there is no cure for Parkinson's disease, many effective medications are now available to treat the symptoms.
New Survey Findings Reveal Emotional And Physical Toll Of Rheumatoid Arthritis And The Advancement Of Treatment Through "Generations"
Progress made so far in education and treatment will continue our efforts to increase awareness of rheumatoid arthritis and improve patients' quality of life.
Important Health Resource For Men
An informative Web site offers help and hope to the over 186,000 American men who, each year, are diagnosed with one of the most common, serious health conditions they can face.
Cars Of The Future: What To Expect
Traffic tie-ups and fender benders may one day be a thing of the past.
Orphan Drugs Give Patients With Rare Illnesses New Hope
The Orphan Drug Act is paving a way for rare disease medicines.
Constant Cough? Short Of Breath? It Might Be COPD
If you are diagnosed with COPD, there is hope.
Finding Relief For A Chronic, Painful Condition
People with a form of IBS may find relief thanks to a new application for an established drug.
Sinus Sufferers Don't Have To Put Up With The Symptoms
For the millions of Americans who suffer from sinus problems throughout the year, nasal and sinus symptoms impact daily life.
Can They Find Your Small Business Online?
Now there is an easier way for small businesses to create, update and drive customers to their Web site. One of the biggest problems small businesses have is making sure their online site is meeting their needs.
When Two Are Better Than One: Helping African Americans With High Blood Pressure Manage Their Condition
High blood pressure can be easily measured and successfully treated.
Study Participants Help Find New Treatments
A new clinical trial may offer an option to thousands of Americans living with multiple sclerosis (MS).
It's Hard To Ignore The Sounds Of A Snore
How many times has your bed partner's snoring been so loud that you were forced to sleep in a different room? If your sleep suffers because you can't ignore your loved one's snore, you're not alone.
Take Charge Of Your Heart Health: Know Your Cholesterol Levels
If you thought cancer was the leading cause of female deaths in the United States, think again.
New Kit Gives Patients Peace Of Mind When Managing A Serious Disease
Strategies for preventing and managing adrenal crises.
Teacher Learns The ABC's Of Balancing Cancer And Career
Eight years ago, Suzanne Carlson joined the ranks of a workforce that is hundreds of thousands strong: American cancer survivors.
Software Lets Parents Follow Students' Progress
With many schools using student information software, parents and students are increasingly able to leverage the Internet to track academic progress and impact achievement.
Supplements Help Young Eyes
A new study from the Vision Science Laboratory at the University of Georgia suggests that nutritional support for eye health should begin much earlier than previously thought.
Seeing A Screen Legend Clearly
Technological advances in recent years have made cataract surgery faster, safer, more comfortable and ultimately more effective.
Five Insider Secrets About Cell Phones
Cell phone customers have many options-even if they've already signed a service contract.
Exploring Scientific Ways To Save The Planet
A new TV series explores global experiments under way to help stop global warming.
Insurers Stress Lifesaving Role Of Colorectal Screenings
When colon cancer is diagnosed in an early stage, there are more options for successful treatment.
A Journey with Breast Cancer: Keys to One Woman's Survival
The earlier cancer is found, the better the chances are that the treatment will work.
Straight Talk About Pain: Arm Yourself With Information To Better Communicate At The Doctor's Office
The first step in receiving a proper diagnosis and effective treatment for chronic pain is to communicate clearly with your doctor.
Feast Your Eyes On Eye Healthy Foods
Studies show eating foods rich in antioxidants, vitamin C, vitamin E and zinc may slow the progression of age-related macular degeneration.
Pay By The Day
Save money on the cell phone bill.
A Growing Health Concern Among An Aging Population
For people with atrial fibrillation--when the heart beats more than 300 times per minute--anticoagulants are often prescribed.
What Men Should Know About Prostate Cancer Treatment
There are more prostate cancer treatments available today than ever before.
Selecting Greens Grown With Less Water
A new way of growing lettuce, one that conserves water, may offer a "green" alternative to environmentally conscious shoppers.
College-Bound Students--Time To Get A Real Calculator
Tips on how to select a calculator for the college-bound student.
Spending Less On Your GPS Device
Having driving directions when you need them most might seem priceless, but that doesn't mean you have to spend a fortune on a GPS device.
Treating A Common Side Effect Of Cancer Therapy
An advanced oral electrolyte solution has been shown to favorably impact both the incidence and severity of a common side effect of cancer therapies.
Elusive Hereditary Disease--Year-Round Allergy To Cold
Several hundred people in the United States suffer from Cryopyrin Associated Periodic Syndromes.
New Technology Offers Security On The Go
A new approach to home security is designed to offer homeowners convenience, confidence and peace of mind while away from home. Communication is the key.
A Major Advancement In Cochlear Implants
A new cochlear implant system includes the smallest and lightest internal implant and externally worn processor that, for the first time, allows people who are profoundly deaf to hear in "high definition."
Recovering From Stroke
Stroke patients report surprisingly high overall life satisfaction.
Sharing Stories Of Breast Cancer Survivors
One day soon, a cure for breast cancer will be found.
Relationship Matters: Learning To Live With MS
Couples can learn to get past the issue of MS to build a strong, thriving relationship.
Helping Women Have Healthy Relationships
From quitting smoking to cutting fat from their diets--and even finding time to meditate--women are increasingly taking steps to remain happy and healthy.
A Dream Back On Track
There's encouraging news for anyone who has multiple sclerosis. Medication makes it possible for patients to manage the debilitating disease and help regain control of their lives.
Early Detection Essential in the Fight Against Ovarian Cancer
Ovarian cancer is often referred to as the silent killer due to the advanced stage at which most cases are discovered.
Creating Sustainable, Alternative Fuels
A new process for creating biofuel may provide a valuable step toward reducing dependency on petroleum-based fuels.
Health IT: What Everyone Should Know
Electronic access to health care records could improve efficiency of treatment.
Tough Economic Times Challenge Small Businesses To Find New Ways To Cut Costs
A growing number of small businesses are saving money through Internet-based phone service.
Finding Credible Cancer Information
More than likely you know someone living with cancer--a family member, friend, neighbor, colleague--or even you.
Medical Breakthrough
In the U.S., more than 650,000 patients each year have heart procedures called angioplasties to unblock coronary arteries.
Questions About LASIK: Find Out If It's Right For You
The results are in: The FDA determines that LASIK surgery is both safe and effective.
Matters Of The Heart: One Woman's Journey
In the United States, coronary artery disease is the most common type of heart disease and is the leading cause of death for both men and women.
Navigating The Road Of Life
As technology marches forward and new consumer gadgets continue to emerge, auto manufacturers have picked up the pace with providing customers the latest and greatest devices inside their vehicle.
DNA Study Unlocks Mystery To Diverse Traits In Dogs
What makes a pointer point, a sheepdog herd and a retriever retrieve?
Turning Yesterday's Old Newspaper Into New
Paper recycling is turning a page in the newspaper business.
New Technology Is Helping Boaters Stay Afloat
With their interest fueled by higher gas prices, many homeowners are reconsidering their vacation plans.
Personalized Medicine: It's All About You
Genetic tests make diagnosis and treatment as individualized as disease itself.
Active Disease Management Of Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
Fortunately, for the 2.1 million Americans living with active rheumatoid arthritis, active participation in disease management may be possible.
Treatment-Resistant Depression Affects Millions of Americans Each Year
Up to 35 percent of patients treated for depression may have a little-known condition called Treatment-Resistant Depression.
Marking 0 Years Of Cord Blood Transplants
Matthew Farrow, the first person cured by a cord blood transplant, honors the doctors who made his procedure possible.
Asthma Q And A With Jackie Joyner-Kersee And A Specialist Pharmacist
Talking to your doctor and pharmacist about generics may offer significant cost savings.
Probiotics: More Than Just Yogurt
Probiotics have become one of the latest buzzwords in digestive health.
Making Sure Cell Phones Work In An Emergency
Safety and emergencies are top priorities when it comes to consumers' reasons for having a cell phone.
A New Treatment For A Common Side Effect Of Opioid Pain Management
A new treatment option may help advanced-illness patients receiving palliative care.
Female Scientists Work To Make Breakthroughs
One woman, Dr. Laura Lapham of Florida State University, is studying possible new energy sources at the bottom of the sea.
Olympic Athletes Share Health Challenges
When it comes to their health, great athletes can often face great health challenges as well, whether in or out of the sports arena.
Survey Finds Children Of "Sandwich" Generation Caregivers Take On More Roles
A new survey finds that children of sandwich generation caregivers are actively participating in caregiving responsibilities for loved ones with Alzheimer's disease.
Biofuel: What Everyone Should Know
Made from natural, renewable sources, biofuel is a "green" fuel alternative.
Brushing Up On Heart Health
People with well-cared-for teeth may have yet another reason to smile.
Why You Need To Monitor
Learning more about your blood pressure-and learning how to monitor it yourself-could save your life.
Health Education Campaign Raises Awareness Of Cervical Dystonia
Professional ice hockey player Rem Murray is encouraging people with CD to share their stories.
Headaches: Causes And Solutions
Forty-five million people in the United States suffer from reoccurring headaches.
Managing Diabetes
Angie Stone, the Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, is fearless. Fearless when it comes to managing her diabetes, that is.
Which Tests Are Right For You?
Lighthearted Ad Council ads have been designed to remind men that being around for loved ones is the best reason to go to their doctor.
On The Tip Of The Tongue: Electrical Impulses That Help Blind People "See"
Thanks to a device that sends electrical impulses to the tongue, people may soon be able to overcome blindness and vestibular disorders.
Low Vision Doesn't Need To Mean No Vision
In addition to accurately diagnosing low vision, an eye doctor can suggest tools and devices to help those with low vision regain their independence.
Embracing Change In Asthma Treatments
Asthma medications are now available in more environmentally friendly inhalers.
Helping Heroes Heal
Americans across the country have helped soldiers who are wounded, injured or ill feel a bit closer to home.
Finding Better Ways To Treat Neck Pain
If you're advised to go under the knife to treat neck pain, should you listen?
