If you often find yourself buying things you don't need, you're not alone. A psychologist explains how to help reduce the habit of compulsive shopping.
A new survey from Cleveland Clinic and Parade shows many Americans are concerned about their brain health. However, they aren't always talking to their doctor about it.
Although it may be tempting to enjoy a beer or cocktail outside on a nice day, an addiction psychiatrist goes over why you should limit your alcohol this patio season.
Planning a summer picnic? A registered dietitian offers some tips to help keep your food from spoiling in the summer heat.
A dermatologist explains why chlorine from pool water can make your skin and hair feel more dry, and also offers tips on how you can help prevent that.
A pediatrician goes over some fun activities for kids to cure summer boredom, and how to set screen time limits to give them a break from their phones and tablets.
A heat wave is making its way through parts of the US. An emergency medicine physician highlights the importance of staying hydrated in extreme temperatures.
Father's Day is just around the corner. It's also a good time to check in with your dad about his health. A physician explains why those conversations are needed.
New Cleveland Clinic research shows how an artificial sweetener called Xylitol is linked to an increased risk for heart attack and stroke.
June is National Cancer Survivor Month. A registered dietitian explains why proper nutrition is so important for those in remission.