What you eat during pregnancy may predict whether your baby one day becomes obese. Here's what you should know about eating a nutritious diet when you're pregnant.
Placenta previa, a rare complication of pregnancy in which the placenta hangs low in the uterus and covers all or part of the cervix, can cause serious bleeding.
The unpredictable illness of multiple sclerosis can be confusing to deal with, as it changes day to day and symptoms may not be visible to others. Learn more here.
Walking at least 150 minutes a week is an easy form of moderate intensity exercise. If you're age 85 and up, just 10 minutes a day may extend your life.
Breastfeeding has long been known to benefit babies and moms. Now there’s more good news about breastfeeding. It can prevent or lessen postpartum depression.
If you are dealing with serious health problems, having a durable power of attorney can authorize someone else to handle your finances or healthcare for you.
One national survey finds that life is good on the whole for older Americans. Stereotypes about miserable final years prove untrue. Here's what you should know.
Some hospitals are facing worker shortages. Here's why hospitals are cutting back on staff and how to ensure you still get good care when you need it.