When it comes to keeping our lungs healthy, America has a knowledge gap. That’s what a nationwide survey by Cleveland Clinic and Parade magazine reveals. Discover what we know — and don’t know — about lung cancer, asthma, indoor air pollution and smoking.
Read MoreHow Doctors Today Are Screening Smarter for Prostate Cancer
Within a few years of using prostate-specific antigen (PSA) tests, we saw an amazing shift: By the mid-1990s, most men newly diagnosed with prostate cancer were curable. Since then, studies have shown that while PSA screening reduces a man’s likelihood of dying from prostate cancer, it does not reduce overall mortality. The problem has been with how we use PSA tests.
7 Things to Try to Reduce Your Acid Reflux (Video)
Acid blockers may relieve heartburn. But they can’t stop the epidemic of reflux in this country. Try these steps to figure out what may be causing your reflux, and how you may be able to reverse it.
Ghee: 3 Reasons It’s a Better Butter for Your Belly
Can’t stomach butter? Here, functional medicine dietitian Brigid Titgemeier, RDN, LD, explains why this traditional Indian staple is a gut-friendly option.
How to Choose the Apple With the Most Antioxidants (Infographic)
Do ever wonder if there are nutritional differences between apple varieties? While there’s truly no “bad” apple, there are differences, experts say. When it comes to antioxidants, in particular, apples are not created equal.
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Recipe: Chipotle Chicken and Corn Tamale Pie
This Mexican-inspired chicken and corn pot pie is full of amazing flavor. It’s comfort food that’s also heart-healthy.
Opioids and Your Medications Can Be a Bad Mix
Opioids are potent painkillers. But they can interact badly with medications you may be using for anxiety, sleeplessness or muscle pain. Learn about safer alternatives.
Boost Your Brain With B Vitamins – and Beans
Your brain and nervous system rely on B vitamins. But your body can’t store them, so you have to get them from food. Find out how to work more B into your diet.
Persistent, Harsh Shoulder or Neck Pain? It Might Be Frozen Shoulder
Frozen shoulder occurs when the strong connective tissue surrounding the shoulder joint becomes thick, stiff and inflamed.
5 Popular Fall Foods to Avoid If You Have IBD
If you have Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis, you know diet is important to managing symptoms. There isn’t one specific diet for everyone with IBD, but these fall foods are common triggers.