If your child has patches of red, scaly skin, it may be eczema. Our Cleveland Clinic pediatric dermatologist explains this common condition — also called atopic dermatitis — and how to best treat it.
Pneumonia May Raise Heart Disease Risk as Much as Smoking
Results show hospitalization for pneumonia was associated with increased short- and long-term risk of cardiovascular disease, especially for those age 65 and older. The risk was highest in the first year after hospitalization
Q&A: The Future of Genome Sequencing for Newborns
Your genes tell a story of health and disease risk — and they tell that story from the day you are born. Two experts answer questions about the state of early genomic sequencing.
Use This Emergency First-Aid Kit Checklist to Be Prepared
You can’t predict when a natural disaster or emergency will strike. What you can do is prepare for it in case it does.
Why Statins May Offer Treatment Benefits for Your Aortic Aneurysm
While the benefits of statin use in people with aortic aneurysm disease are not clearly proven, some evidence supports its use. Read further to find out more. It may be worth a discussion with your doctor.
How to Keep Sore Hips, Knees, Shoulders from Ruining Your Sleep
Shoulder, hip, and knee pain can easily keep you awake at night. Making a few changes, including to your sleeping position, can decrease the pain and help you get a good night’s sleep.
15 Heart-Healthy Foods to Work into Your Diet
Eating a wide range of vegetables, fruit, fish and other foods can help lower your risk of developing heart disease. Here are our dietitian's favorite heart-healthy foods.
Use Hair Dye? Watch for Red Flags With Salon or Box Color
Hair dyes can damage your hair and skin whether they come from a salon or from a box kit. Find out how to protect yourself from the dangerous chemicals they contain.
Quiz: Test Your Common Sense About the Common Cold
The average American adult will catch two to three colds this year. How much do you know about this sneeze- and cough-inducing nuisance?
Groundbreaking Study Sheds Light on Treating Blood Cancers
Treating blood cancers presents unique challenges. It's more difficult to truly pinpoint the cancerous cells. The answer may not be a new drug or therapy -- but perhaps just a new way of using the drugs we have.
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