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How to Reduce Your Risk for Heart Disease
February is American Heart Month, which means there's no better time than now to commit to a heart healthy lifestyle.
Have Questions About Traveling with Medication? The FDA Has Answers
Traveling with medication can be tricky — especially when it comes to bringing any into the US from a different country.
How To Prevent Infection During Cancer Treatment
Cancer is one of the most serious, yet increasingly common, diagnoses a person can receive. Fighting the disease often demands surgery, radiation, chemotherapy or a combination of the three, all of which have risk factors of their own.
When the Weather Outside Is Frightful
Few things stick in a child’s memory more than a perfect snow day. To ensure these winter play days aren't tainted by injury or illness, parents should be aware of the dangers tied to the coldest time of the year.
What to Do When Your Heart Short-Circuits
February is heart health month. And that means it's a good time to learn about one common heart condition that affects more than 2.5 million Americans.
Biosimilars: Something New on the Health Scene
The term biological or biosimilar medication is probably a new one for the average American. But these new medications are now becoming available in the US for the first time.
Got Expired Drugs?
Most people check the expiration date on their milk carton before taking a big gulp. But what about the expiration dates found in their medicine cabinet?
What You Need to Know About the HPV Vaccine
January is Cervical Health Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about how women can protect themselves from HPV and cervical cancer.
Don't Make This Common Car Seat Mistake
In the wintertime, do you strap your child into his car seat all bundled up? If so, you may be putting him in danger.
Cancer Meds in 2015: A Year in Review
This year was a big one for cancer treatment.