Whether your child is dripping with sweat from playing tag in the hot sun or from playing basketball in the gym, it's critical for moms and dads to make sure their youngsters drink enough fluids in the summertime.
Recipe: Tofu Italian ‘Meatballs’
For a twist on the traditional, try this recipe the next time you crave Italian. You’ll eat fewer calories, less fat and less cholesterol. And as a bonus, the tofu is a good source of calcium.
Make the Most of Your Farmer’s Market Trip (Slideshow)
Farmer’s markets bring fresh food to the neighborhood and boost the local economy. They save on shipping and fuel (and make our planet happy). Join Cleveland Clinic registered dietitian Laura Jeffers as she shares these tips for shopping at a farmer’s market.
Improving Your Heart’s Blood Flow Without Surgery (Video)
When medications or lifestyle changes don’t improve blood flow to the heart, angioplasty or stenting may help without surgery. Here's how.
How to Treat 10 Common Playground Injuries (Infographic)
Discover what a Cleveland Clinic Children’s pediatrician recommends you should do the next time your child gets hurt on the playground.
3 Prostate Cancer Myths
Eric Klein, MD, dispels common myths about prostate cancer, including misconceptions about prostate-specific-antigen (PSA) testing and prostate surgery.
When Going Organic Matters Most for You
For certain fruits, veggies, meats and dairy, savvy shoppers get benefits from choosing organic — both physical and personal.
Protecting Athletes from Concussion an Ethical Obligation
Doctors have an ethical obligation to educate and protect athletes from sports concussion, says a new position paper from the American Academy of Neurology.
Try These Natural Tricks to Fall Asleep More Easily
There's good news for people who need more restful sleep: a wide range of complementary medicine options -- non-invasive and non-habit forming -- that can be used in addition to standard treatment for insomnia.
Study Says Heart-Healthy Diet Isn’t Only About the Fat
New analysis of old studies says saturated fats may not be the main diet culprit in heart disease. But experts say current diet guidelines are still your best bet. Here's why.
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