Dealing with the symptoms of eczema, which include dry, itchy skin, can be daunting. The good news is that there are several options for you to manage your eczema symptoms; however, it may take some trial and error. If you read more about 7 Signs It’s Time to Change Your Eczema Treatment
According to the National Institutes of Health, over six million Americans are currently living with dementia. The condition also accounts for about 100,000 deaths annually. Additionally, researchers estimate that over 40 percent of Americans over the age of 55 will read more about 8 Daily Habits That Could be Harming Your Brain
In 2015, Ommi McCluney’s life took a dramatic and unexpected turn. An athlete who once rode her bike 60 miles on weekends and played college basketball, she suddenly found herself unable to climb three flights of stairs without gasping for read more about How I Turned a Life-Altering Diagnosis into a Mission for Change
For Robert Dale Lasco, a resident of Charlotte, the trials of living with multiple myeloma have also served as the foundation for one of his greatest triumphs: creating a nonprofit organization to help others. The Lasco Cancer Fund provides multiple read more about My Story: “Multiple Myeloma Doesn’t Mean Death”
While traditional medicine is often effective for treating many conditions, alternative medicine can offer much-needed complementary care. Acupressure is one of those options that may be helpful for you to explore, depending on what’s bothering you. Developed in China, this read more about The Hidden Benefits of Acupressure
Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, yet many risk factors remain largely unknown to the public. One of these is lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a)—a genetic lipid particle that, according to new data from the Family Heart Foundation, significantly read more about Why This Nurse and This Mom Are Sounding the Alarm on Lp(a)
