What Is a Coronavirus?
Chinese health officials first reported cases of acute respiratory illness associated with a seafood and animal market in the city of Wuhan on December 31, 2019. A week later, they confirmed that a no
The Best Telemedicine Apps to Use During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Let’s face it, sometimes not going to the doctor is easier than going. Appointment times aren’t always convenient, and there are items on your to-do list that just keep creeping up above the annual ph
The Diabetes-Anxiety Connection: How to Spot the Signs and Find Relief
Living with diabetes — or any chronic condition — can take a toll on your mental health. Between worrying about your blood sugar and the novel coronavirus, which the Centers for Disease Control and Pr
10 Women Over Age 60 Who Inspire Wellness and Living Your Best Life
These women come from many different walks of life — teachers, accountants, doctors, chefs, musicians, and athletes. Yet they all have one thing very much in common. As their lives advanced past age 6
Diabetes and Salt: How Much Is Safe and How to Limit It in Your Diet
When you were diagnosed with diabetes, one of your first concerns was probably how you were going to monitor your carbohydrate intake. So you thought about potatoes, bread, pasta, and even fruit. ButAD
Which Bra Is Best for You After Breast Cancer Surgery?
When Dana Donofree learned she had infiltrative ductal carcinoma in 2010 at age 27, she had a bilateral mastectomy and breast reconstruction with implants. When Donofree, a fashion designer, tried to
Menopausal Symptoms May Be Linked to Cognitive Performance, Study Says
Although hot flashes are the quintessential symptom, there are several other menopause-related symptoms, such as brain fog or memory trouble, that women may not realize are connected to their changing
How 9 Olympians and Paralympians Practice Self-Care
Because elite athletes, like Olympians and Paralympians, depend on their bodies to perform at their absolute best when that starting gun goes off, you can bet their self-care routines are winning stra
New Treatment on Track to Cure Woman of HIV
A mixed race woman has lived for 14 months without any detectable HIV in her body after receiving an experimental stem-cell transplant procedure. If these results hold up over time, she would be the fAD
FDA Approves Pacritinib for Treatment of Myelofibrosis
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted marketing approval for the drug pacritinib (Vonjo) for patients with myelofibrosis (MF), a rare blood cancer that leads to impaired production oAD
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