Signs and Symptoms of Childhood Cancer
Fortunately, childhood cancer is very rare, appearing in about 125 children out of every one million youngsters. Looking at the statistics another way, cancer develops in about one in 300 boys and one in 333 girls under the age of 20.
Insomnia: Symptom or Distinct Disorder?
Tossing, turning, trying desperately to get to sleep but feeling wide awake. For most people, these can be signs of one poor night's sleep. But for people with insomnia, these restless feelings become all too familiar and routine.
Back to School! Are You Ready?
The time for school halls to be teeming with chattering students is approaching. While shopping for school supplies, families shouldn't neglect to check on kids' health too.
An Itchy Scratchy Headache
Families across the country are starting to gear up for fall and a new school year. As kids reunite and gather back at school, they may be more likely to come into contact with head lice.
Extending the Lives of Stage 4 Cancer Patients
When someone is said to have "advanced cancer" that means the cancer has spread beyond where it started.  Stage 4 is the most advanced cancer — there is no stage 5.
Treating AS as Best Fits
Most people can relate to a feeling of stiff joints in the fingers or in the hips - if only after a long day gardening or sitting in the car. However, stiff joints in the spine, as is the case in a condition called ankylosing spondylitis, may seem a bit more complicated.
Here's Looking at Your Eyes
People often think of eye health as something largely out of their control. We know to brush and floss to keep our teeth in tip-top shape, and to eat right and work in some cardio time at the gym for our heart's sake, but what about our peepers?
Advancing Treatment of Advanced Lung Cancer
When cancer is described as “advanced,” that means it has started to spread.  Today, progress in understanding the origins of cancer and the development of new medications have improved patients' odds of living with and beyond advanced cancers.
Protecting Yourself Around Furry Felines
It's been said there are two types of people in the world: cat people and dog people. Whichever one you are, it's still important to know about an infection that can exist wherever cats exist, especially strays.
Report Card Shows Room for Rx Improvement
The school year is over and many students are waiting to hear about their grades. But there's one report card we should all pay attention to — and it has to do with how well we're following our prescriptions.