A new Cleveland Clinic survey reveals that most Americans want to eat heart-healthy, but few of us know how. Discover which foods and diet are best for your heart. Get recipes and tips on heart-healthy living.
Are You a Super Fan? Avoid Damaging Your Voice
One of the most fun aspects of watching a big sporting event like the Super Bowl is cheering on your team. Many of us will go to work or school on Monday with a scratchy throat and raspy voice.
Healthcare ROI: We Are Living Longer Lives Worldwide
Humanity got a wonderful gift between 1990 and 2013 -- six years of extra life. Those born in 2013 can look forward to a 71st birthday. That’s an enormous leap.
When Should My Toddler Start Slimming Down?
Don't want your toddler to lose those cheeks and belly, but not sure if it's time? Our Cleveland Clinic Children's pediatrician explains when kids ought to start becoming more trim and how to promote a healthy weight.
What to Do if Your Child Has Eczema
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.
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