Wellness
What To Do When Food Allergies Strike
Food allergy is an increasingly serious and potentially life-threatening medical condition affecting 33 million Americans.
Bike Riding Safety Tips for New & Experienced Riders
No matter how long you’ve been riding, the potential for injury is very real and always present.
What to Do for a Rotator Cuff Injury
Ever experience a twinge of pain, grinding or crackling in your shoulder? There’s a good chance you may be dealing with a rotator cuff injury.
Addressing Pediatric Eating Disorders In Infants
Pediatric eating disorders encompass a range of challenges related to feeding and nutrition in the earliest stages of life.
Parents, Is Low Iron Holding Your Child Back?
Anemia is the most common pediatric blood disorder. The good news is it’s generally easy to treat. The first step is recognizing the signs and symptoms.
Tips for Avoiding the Agony of Kidney Stones
While there is no guaranteed way to prevent stones from forming (heredity does play a role), you can reduce your risk by modifying your diet.
Living Life on Your Own Terms with Crohn's Disease
If you are one of the more than half-million Americans living with Crohn’s disease, you are likely all too familiar with the unpredictable nature of the chronic condition.
How to Find the Right Car Seat for Your Child
Auto accidents are one of the leading causes of death for children ages 1 to 13 years in the United States. Many of those deaths could have been prevented with the proper use of a car seat.
Tinnitus: The Sound of Silence
An audiological and neurological condition experienced by more than 25 million American adults, tinnitus is the perception of sound when no actual external noise is present.
Change Your Habits to Change the Quality of Your Sleep
If your nights are filled with anything but sleep, you may be surprised to learn that your behaviors during the day—especially before bedtime—may be to blame.