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How to Cut Your Hospital Bills
While you may not be able to avoid a hospital stay, there are ways to trim the expenses.
How to Discipline Your Child with Love
All children need limits to feel safe. With the right methods, discipline can be a positive, loving, experience.
How to Find Dr. Right
Your relationship with your healthcare provider is one of the most important in your life. Here is some advice on how to find a provider who is right for you.
How to Find the Medicare Forms You Need
Although filling out all the enrollment forms for Medicare can be overwhelming, there are a number of resources available to help you.
How to Get Medications for Less
Here are strategies from the Food and Drug Administration to help you cut your prescription costs by 50 percent or more.
How to Handle Stress
You need a little stress in your life to keep you motivated. Stress can help you finish a work deadline or run the last mile of a race. But too much can be bad for your health.
How to Help Prevent Osteoarthritis
You can’t fully prevent osteoarthritis. But you can help lessen daily stress on your joints. This can make it less likely that osteoarthritis will happen, or get worse.
How to Juggle Demands at Work and Home
Juggling the demands of work and home can be quite stressful. For your health and well-being, it is important to find a good balance between work and home responsibilities
How to Keep Your Gums and Teeth Healthy
Brushing and flossing your teeth isn't hard to do. And doing both correctly can help prevent gum disease and tooth loss.
How to Keep Your New Job
If you are new to a job, there are several ways you can show your boss that you are an indispensible member of the work team.
How to Let Go of Growing Kids
It's very important for your children to move from being teenagers to young adults in a way that is healthy for them—and for you. Read on for helpful advice.
How to Make a Budget
There is peace of mind that comes with making and keeping a budget. These tips and resources will help you make a realistic budget, and direct you to financial assistance choices.