A hysterectomy is surgery to remove your uterus (partial hysterectomy) or both your uterus and your cervix (total hysterectomy). If you need a hysterectomy, you may be eligible for robotic (robot-assisted) surgery.
Alzheimer's disease typically develops slowly and causes a gradual decline in cognitive abilities, usually over a span of seven to 10 years. It eventually affects nearly all brain functions, includingMore >>
Your odds of falling each year after age 65 are about one in three. However, don't let the fear of falling rule your life. Many falls and fall-related injuries are preventable with fall-prevention measures. 1.More >>
Having difficulty getting to sleep and staying asleep (insomnia) is common as you get older. But that doesn't mean insomnia can't be avoided. Explore what could be causing your sleeping difficulties. OnceMore >>
If your parents are getting older, you may want to make sure they're taking care of themselves and staying healthy. But it's difficult to monitor the health of your aging parents from miles away. Use yourMore >>
Walking is a gentle, low-impact exercise that can ease you into a higher level of fitness and health. It's one of your body's most natural forms of exercise. It's safe, simple, doesn't require practice,More >>
Walking is a gentle, low-impact exercise that can ease you into a higher level of fitness and health. It's one of your body's most natural forms of exercise. It's safe, simple, doesn't require practice,More >>
Stop searching for that secret supplement or magic pill that promises memory improvement as you age. Studies show that one of the best things you can do for memory improvement is physical exercise. InMore >>
Driver safety requires more than an understanding of road signs. Your health can affect your ability to drive safely. As you get older, you'll likely notice changes to your body that can make actions suchMore >>
Many people question whether paying for an exercise program is worth it or not. For the majority of people, the cost of investing in an exercise program is money well spent. The value of safe and effectiveMore >>
Taking that first step to get motivated and stay active can be difficult, especially with out busy lifestyles. Studies tell us it takes six months to make or break a habit, so perseverance is key. TheMore >>
The physical and emotional benefits of exercising regularly differ by age, gender and body make up. Here is a list of physical benefits for different groups. o Older adults No one is too old to enjoyMore >>
There are certainly more risks associated with starting an exercise program at the age of 60 compared to 20 years. As we age, we begin to lose lean muscle mass. It's not necessarily a natural part of theMore >>
If the only thing keeping you from starting an exercise program is the cost of a gym membership, here's some good news for you. There are plenty of low-cost and free opportunities to shape up and get fit.More >>
For many children, biking to the playground or playing a neighborhood game of kickball have been replaced with sitting on the couch playing video games or surfing the Internet for hours. It's never tooMore >>
Chronic pelvic pain refers to any pain in your pelvic region ¡X the area below your bellybutton and between your hips ¡X that lasts six months or longer. If you were asked to locate your pain, you'd beMore >>
Discover which diseases and conditions pose the greatest health risks to women. Find out how to minimize your risk. Do you worry excessively about developing breast or ovarian cancer? Your anxiety mayMore >>
During each woman¡¦s reproductive life, she probably experiences heavy bleeding during a menstrual period. If you're like some women, you have heavy periods almost every cycle. Menorrhagia is the medicalMore >>
Sex education: Talking to your teen about sex
Is your teenager ready to make tough choices about sex? Uncomfortable as it may be, sex education is your responsibility. Here's help getting started.
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Childhood obesity: Make weight loss a family affair
Childhood obesity treatment - and prevention - begins at home. Here's how to change unhealthy behaviors and create a healthy-weight environment forMore >>
Child development chart: Preschool milestones
Every child grows and develops at his or her own pace. Still, child development tends to follow a fairly predictable path. Check out these general child developmentMore >>
Vaccines: Top 5 myths about childhood vaccines
Do vaccines cause autism? Is it OK to skip certain vaccines? Consider the facts behind these and other myths about childhood vaccines.
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Children's sports promote fitness and prevent obesity, but not all children thrive in formal leagues. Help your child find the right sport and venue - school, recreation center or backyard.More >>
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Mayo Clinic is a nationally recognized leader in treatment of rotator cuff injuries. Mayo is involved in research and innovative, new treatment options, particularly for rotator cuff injuries with severe tears or damage.More >>
Eight month old Marlowe Calhoun is a good listener, thanks to her hearing aids. "She was fitted and received the hearing aids just before she was four months old," says her mother Veronica Calhoun DoctorsMore >>
Millions of Americans suffer from type 2 diabetes, in which fluctuating sugar levels can cause major health problems. New research shows there could be a more natural way to combat the disease. 40-year-oldMore >>
Parkinson's Disease starts when dopamine-producing nerve cells in the brain die. Now an experimental treatment goes right to the root of the problem to try and save those cells. Terry Casteel isMore >>
Eczema is one of those irritating skin problems you don't know much about unless you, or someone you know, has it. But eczema is very common among kids.
Bianca Meda had great skin until her sophomoreMore >>
A cancer diagnosis can keep patients awake at night. But in an ironic twist, the lack of sleep can throw a wet blanket on cancer treatment.
When Shirley Moore was diagnosed with breast cancer two yearsMore >>
A vegan is a pure vegetarian. They not only avoid meat, fish and poultry, they also don't eat eggs, milk or cheese. Can such a limited diet sustain an athlete? The answer may surprise you.
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