Insomnia affects 10 percent of the U.S. population, but medication and therapy can help. (Photo credit: Yin Yang)
Insomnia affects 10 percent of the U.S. population, but medication and therapy can help. (Photo credit: Yin Yang)
Is missing out on some shut-eye taking a bigger toll than you think? (Photo credit: Dmitriy Shironosov)
November is American Diabetes Month. Check out these four facts to keep this disease from sneaking up on you. (Illustration: Dung Hoang)
Eloise Caggiano, program director of Avon Walk for Breast Cancer, shares her experience as a breast cancer survivor and her enthusiasm for the events that raise millions for cancer research and patient support.
Your physician’s gender, age and practice location can have a surprising impact on your diagnosis and treatment. (Photo credit: Joshua Hodge)
With the summer at its peak, it’s time to trek up those winding trails into the woods for some hiking, campfires and maybe even some lakeside basking in the sun. Though camping means being one with nature, the great outdoors often mean harsh UV rays, pesky bugs and dirt under the fingernails. Here are a few items to pack that will make “roughing it” under the stars a little more comfortable.
Bedbugs may be most feared insect this summer, but don’t forget about deer ticks, which spread Lyme disease.
Cindy Crawford, Eva LaRue and other stars spoke with us about why they support Stand Up To Cancer.
Sandal season is here! Check out VIVmag‘s expert advice for dealing with five common foot problems.
Colds account for more doctor visits in the United States than any other condition, according to the American Lung Association. Adults get two to four colds per year, mostly between September and May. If you’re an optimist who sees the glass of orange juice as half-full, that means we’re more than halfway through cold season.