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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. A physician explains why it's now recommended that all women get a breast cancer risk assessment starting at the age of 25, especially those who have a family history.
A physician explains why it's important to keep an eye out for mold as homeowners start to clean up flood damage from Hurricane Helene.
Multiple Sclerosis can be a difficult disease to diagnose. However, Cleveland Clinic researchers are among a group hoping to change that with updated diagnostic criteria.
With September being National Yoga Month, a pediatrician goes over the health benefits this kind of exercise can offer to kids.
The last week of September is National Dog Week. A psychologist weighs in on the many benefits of having a four-legged friend.
It is Hispanic Heritage Month. New Cleveland Clinic research shows there are disparities when it comes to colorectal cancer screenings for the Hispanic and Latino communities here in the United States.
An emergency medicine doctor goes over some hiking safety tips to keep in mind before venturing out into nature.
A pediatrician highlights the importance of the flu vaccine for children and offers other tips for preventing illness.
A study found that a majority of those with heart disease are consuming too much sodium. A cardiologist explains why that is a concern.
September is Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month. Meet a woman who was doubly surprised to learn she had an aneurysm – and that it could be treated through her eyelid!