In a time when people can travel across the globe in just one day, it’s not hard to imagine just how easily diseases could travel too.  Anyone can harbor these germs and potentially infect a baby or child, so read on to learn more about what diseases can be vaccinated against. 

Makeup, like anything else you expose your body to, can affect your health. Luckily, according to the American Cancer Society, most problems that occur can be easily fixed. Whether your daily makeup routine takes 5 minutes or 30, read on to learn just how makeup and other beauty tools can affect you.  

There are tons of fun ways to get in shape that will make you want to sweat.  Check out these fresh alternative forms of exercise that are sure to take you by surprise. 

Does your family love spending time in the pool? While swimming can be a fun, active way to stay cool in the summer heat, water that remains in the ear after swimming can bring on something called swimmer’s ear.

You’ve decided to kick the habit? That’s great! Read on to learn your options and prepare yourself before you pitch your last pack — it could make all the difference in your success!

Summer is here — the kids are at the pool, the sun is shining and all you want to do is lay back and relax. Keep your glass more than half full this summer with these delicious summer drink recipes.

Body art is more common than ever. In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 21 percent of US adults have at least one tattoo. Read on to learn these and some other important tips to keep in mind before heading to the tattoo parlor.

Yoga is the poster child for inner peace but the practice also offers a number of challenging poses that can greatly improve your physical health.  Whatever the reason you decided to try yoga, be glad you did. Yoga not only feels great, it's great for you. And it may even help improve your mental and physical well being — on and off the mat.  

A little time on the court can be a great way to stay in shape while having fun. According to The Better Health Channel, running up and down the clay during a game of tennis can keep you physically, mentally and socially fit.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), exposure to the sun's rays may cause up to 90 percent of nonmelanoma skin cancers and wearing sunscreen is one of the best ways to lower this risk.  Read on to learn about sunscreen and why you need it to stay protected.