How can you make healthy aging more likely? Apply these research-backed tips now to protect your body and brain into the future.

When your doctor finds signs of cancer early, it improves your chances of successful treatment. Download this handy card to help you keep track of screenings for common cancers like breast, colon, lung and prostate.

Concussion affects tens of thousands of kids in the U.S. each year. Here are tips from a pediatrician on both how to prevent and how to recognize concussions.

Are you concerned that your child is being bullied? Tricia Schroffner, a PeaceHealth nurse practitioner, gives tips on recognizing the signs of bullying and what to do about it.

Open enrollment can feel intimidating — especially if your family’s needs for healthcare are changing. Here are a few strategies that can make choosing health insurance for the next year a little easier.

Sometimes it’s the right call to have a pizza delivered or to grab something from take out. But it’s an even better idea to fix your own food when you can. Here’s why.

It’s important to keep protecting yourself and your family from the flu. Here's how.

As we get older, our bodies make less hyaluronic acid. People with dry skin also don't have as much. When you use skincare products that contain it as an active ingredient, it can restore the moisture your skin might be missing.

Your blood pressure. It’s one of four vital signs taken at most visits to your doctor or dentist office. You might not feel signs of high blood pressure. But that’s all the more reason to make sure your level is in check. Here’s what you need to know about this sneaky serious condition.

Falls are the number one cause of preventable injuries and deaths among Americans age 65 and older. Here are some key steps you can take to prevent falls.