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Sexually Transmitted Infections: What Parents Must Tell Their Teens

Parents never find it easy to talk to their teens about sex. Many parents feel that talking about it is the same as condoning it, so they’re hesitant to do

Health & Care2 years ago

Salmonella is sneaky: Be careful

Surprise test: What is salmonella? If you’ve ever been exposed to this bacteria, you know it can cause a foodborne illness called salmonellosis, a form of food poisoning. But you

Health & Care2 years ago

New urine test may help some men with elevated PSA avoid a biopsy

When a blood test for prostate-specific antigen (PSA) returns an abnormal result, the next step is usually a prostate biopsy. A biopsy can confirm or rule out a cancer diagnosis,

Health & Care2 years ago

How—and why—to incorporate more fiber and fermented foods into your meals

A 6 may mean failure in school, but a letter will get you high marks in your diet. The two biggest 6s in nutrition—fiber and fermented foods—are top priorities for

Health & Care2 years ago

How healthy is sugar alcohol?

If you’re trying to cut down on added sugar—and you should, because too much sugar increases your risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease—you might be tempted by products advertised

Health & Care2 years ago

How do trees and green spaces improve our health?

Trees improve life in many ways. They fight climate change by reducing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. They dampen noise pollution and reduce air pollution by absorbing carbon dioxide and

Health & Care2 years ago

Have you exfoliated lately?

Social media always makes the mundane seem new and fresh. Case in point: exfoliation, the process of removing dead cells from the outer layer of skin. Anyone who’s scrolled through

Health & Care2 years ago

From the Couch to the 5K

Need a little motivation and structure to boost your walking routine? Want to brush up on your workouts but not quite ready for a mud run? Then consider trying a

Health & Care2 years ago

Dupuytren’s Contracture of the Hand

One of the more unusual conditions of the hands and fingers is Dupuytren’s contracture (also called Dupuytren’s disease). This is a condition in which one or more fingers are bent,

Health & Care2 years ago

Are there positive side effects of medications?

Side effects of medications are common and often quite bothersome. Serious side effects, such as severe or even life-threatening allergic reactions, require immediate treatment and discontinuation of the medication. Milder

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