Viewing: 181-192 of 899 | All
Controlling Asthma Triggers at Home and Work
An important part of managing asthma is the control of triggers. These are things that make symptoms worse or cause flare-ups. Triggers may be anywhere, inside or out.
COPD: Dining Tips
Healthy eating is important if you have COPD. Choose healthy foods when eating at home or when you dine out.
COPD: End-of-Life Care
What kind of care would you want if you were no longer able to speak for yourself? Read on to learn how to prepare.
Coping with Swallowing Difficulties
Swallowing difficulties can happen for reasons ranging from dehydration to illness. Most cases are short-lived, but sometimes you might need medical treatment or special home care.
Coronary Heart Disease
A person with coronary heart disease has fatty deposits that have built up in the coronary arteries. These deposits narrow the arteries and can decrease or block the flow of blood to the heart.
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) is a virus that causes a respiratory illness. Coronaviruses are a very common cause of bronchitis. They may sometimes cause lung infection (pneumonia).
Cosmetic Safety for Contact Lens Wearers
Detailed information on cosmetic safety for contact lens wearers.
Cough Medicine Abuse by Teens
DXM is a common ingredient in many cough and cold remedies. It's also become a popular substance to abuse by teens searching for a cheap, easy high. Here's what you should know.
Couples Therapy Can Help Mend a Marriage
Research shows that couples who seek couples therapy increase their chance of staying together. They also improve communication and satisfaction in their relationship. Read on to learn more.
COVID-19- Vaccines and Prevention
The best prevention is to not have contact with the COVID-19 virus. Read on about vaccines and other ways to protect yourself and others.
COVID-19: Pregnancy and Childbirth
Researchers are still learning more about how COVID-19 affects pregnant women and their babies. Here is information to help you work with your health care team.
CPR Training and You
If you know CPR, you could make the difference between life and death for a stranger or someone in your family.