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What Is Too Much Screen Time for Kids?
It can be difficult determining when your kid is having too much screen time. An expert shares what’s best for different age groups — and how you can put limits around tablets and TVs.
Joint Replacement: 5 Benefits of Outpatient Surgery
Knee and hip replacement procedures have come a long way. Learn about the benefits of outpatient surgery for patients who are candidates.
After Cancer: 6 Tips to Get Your Child Back on Track
Children may face long-term effects after cancer treatment. Find out what you and your child can expect after a childhood cancer and what steps can help them return to regular everyday life.
How Running Can Benefit Your Back
Running is a great way to improve cardiovascular fitness and aid in weight loss, but many worry that pounding the pavement will take a toll on their back. However, a recent study may put those fears to rest.
Surprising Relief for Your Stuffy Nose? Have Sex
Suffering with a stuffy nose? Try having sex. Engaging in sexual intercourse can shrink blood vessels in the nose, relieving congestion for up to an hour.
How You Can Return to Sports After Back Surgery
With a team approach involving the patient, surgeon and physical therapist, most athletes can anticipate a return to sports after spine surgery.
How Much Cholesterol Comes From My Diet?
Find the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our series, “The Short Answer.” Registered dietitian Katherine Patton MEd, RD, CSSD, LD, answers this one about cholesterol.
4 Ways Your Heart Can Get in Trouble (and What to Do)
Your heart is a powerful pump. Disease can result in plumbing, wiring, structure and/or muscle problems. Our experts explain the four major types of heart disease and how they are treated.
Can a Stomach Problem Mimic a Heart Condition?
Find the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our series, “The Short Answer.” Cardiologist Steven Nissen MD, answers this one about symptoms of heart disease.
