How to maintain age-defying energy levels
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Besides, with some lifestyle changes, you can maximize energy levels allowing you continued enjoyment of a fun-filled life.
Read MoreWhat you should know about seizures
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The general symptoms of seizures may include changes in consciousness, sensation, movement, or behavior.
Read More9 Triggers of asthma making it worse
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The struggle to breathe in air, chest tightening and quickened breathing is comparable to drowning in air or the feeling of a cloud in your lungs.
Read MoreWhat to know about cancer and blood clots
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One other possible side effect someone with cancer is at risk for but rarely mentioned is blood clots also known as thrombosis.
Read MoreShould you be screened for chronic kidney disease?
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Being told you have developed chronic kidney disease may come as a big surprise. Do you have a certain disease(s) putting your kidney’s ability to filter out toxins in jeopardy?
Read MoreBest strategies for maintaining a healthy back
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Unfortunately, back pain is one of the most common medical problems of people around the world with eight out of ten people who will experience a bout of back pain during their lifetime.
Read MoreHodgkin’s vs non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma: How do they differ?
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There has always been a bit of confusion surrounding the differences between Hodgkin’s vs non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL) also known as blood cancers.
Read More8 best strategies for living well with COPD
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Here are 8 changes that can have a positive impact on better managing COPD helping your breathe easier and feel better:
6 heart health numbers everyone should know
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As early as age 45, a man’s risk for heart disease begins to rise significantly. For a woman, risk start to increase at age 55.
Read More6 tips for preventing panic attacks
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If not treated or dealt with, panic attacks can worsen leading to a panic disorder possibly causing a person to withdraw from normal activities.
Read More“Silent” heart attacks – know what to look for
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Silent heart attacks, also known as silent myocardial infaction (SMI), account for almost half (45%) of heart attacks according to research from the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) study.
Read MoreBrain Aneurysm: 3 million cases per year
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Brain aneurysms, also known as an intracranial aneurysms, develop from the thinning of artery walls. Arteries are blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood away from the heart and off to the rest of the body. When these weaknesses appear in the blood vessels that supply blood the brain, they can balloon, fill with blood, and in rare cases rupture and cause a stroke. Brain aneurysms are considered common in the United States, as this country sees 200,000 to 3 million cases per year.
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