If you thought sudden cardiac arrest was a type of heart attack, you’d be mistaken — but you wouldn’t be alone. In fact, the website for the Heart Rhythm Society, or HRS, says more than 65% of Americans not only underestimate […]

People encouraged to bring prescription drugs, supplements for pharmacy review Even though the day has passed, people who take prescription drugs and supplements are still invited to participate in National Check Your Meds Day. It’s not too late! Although the […]

With more than 8 million Americans suffering from psoriasis, we could all use some tips on how to treat this itchy disease. According to the National Psoriasis Foundation, nearly 60% of people with psoriasis said the disease is a large problem in […]

When it comes to matters of health, it’s easy to get misinformation. Breast cancer has a ton of awareness, but yet, there are still things about it that people get wrong. Here are five myths about cancer debunked: MYTH No. […]

World Heart Day is Sept. 29 Now is the time to start making conscious decisions about improving your heart’s health. While you can’t change your family history and genetics, you can make changes to start living a healthier lifestyle. By […]

Did you know that ovarian cancer is the deadliest gynecologic cancer in the U.S. because it’s not usually detected or diagnosed until it has reached advanced stages? That information comes from Cure Today, a website that provides cancer updates, research news […]

It’s easier than you think The month of September is National Whole Grains Month, and whole grains are often forgotten about, but they’re actually a great source of energy to add to your diet.  They may sound boring, but there […]

Genetic testing available for those with personal, family history of cancer. There might be a couple types of cancer you think of when it comes to types of cancer women are more likely to be diagnosed with — breast, ovarian, […]

After a study conducted at the University of Leipzig in Germany, experts found an association with anti-hypertensive drug use and a decreased dementia risk in patients ages 60 or older. Anti-hypertensive drugs are also called beta and alpha blockers and are used […]

ome of the chemicals in popular sunscreens might not be as safe as consumers probably imagine, and the Food and Drug Administration has now issued a plan to update its regulations. This goes for all sunscreen products marketed in the United States. The […]