Fall allergies are back and so is cold season. An allergist gives some advice on how to know whether you're dealing with allergies or illness.
Have you already decorated for Halloween or bought your costume? Many people love to celebrate early, but why is that? A psychologist offers some insight.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. A breast cancer surgeon highlights the benefits of a new robotic mastectomy procedure available for some patients.
It's National Chewing Gum Day. Many people love chewing gum, but is it bad for your teeth? A periodontist weighs in.
September 29 is World Heart Day. A cardiologist offers insight on a study revealing that millions in the US with high blood pressure are going without treatment even though they are eligible for it.
With the use of laptops and tablets more common in classrooms, a pediatrician explains why it's best to limit screen time when your child is at home.
American Academy of Pediatrics expanded its newborn screening guidelines for a common congenital infection. A pediatric infectious disease specialist highlights why this is an important change.
Does your family tend to eat together or does everyone do their own thing? A pediatric psychologist explains why togetherness matters at meal time.
A registered dietitian explains the importance of properly fueling your child for sports and offers some easy snack ideas.
September is National Skincare Awareness Month. A dermatologist goes over how often you should shower and offers tips to keep your skin healthy when you lather up.