One of America’s best diet plans is free—and online 
One of America’s best diet plans is free—and online
Popular diet programs like Jenny Craig and Weight Watchers now have some stiff competition, and it’s free.
Injury, hip surgery: Even celebrities need rest 
Injury, hip surgery: Even celebrities need rest
Nonstop schedules, 24-hour days and high-impact activities can cause serious injury to our favorite celebrity performers—and you.
The right care at the right time 
The right care at the right time
Coordinated care helps patients not have to make second trips back to the hospital.
10 signs you should definitely go to the emergency room 
10 signs you should definitely go to the emergency room
How do you decide what level of care you need? Here’s what should send you to the ER, and a few tips about going to immediate care centers.
Decades later, head trauma can lead to memory loss, other issues  Featured
Decades later, head trauma can lead to memory loss, other issues
These days, everyone’s talking about concussions. From high school athletes to weekend warriors to gridiron stars—the sum of all those bruised, beaten brains can lead to serious health issues. But what if you’re an Average Joe? Do you have to worry about the consequences of serious head trauma years, even decades, after you’ve suffered a bump on the head?
Monster Blizzard paralyzes parts of the Northeast 
Monster Blizzard paralyzes parts of the Northeast
Snapshot of Blizzard 2013 damage and what you can do to dig out safely after a snow storm.
Do you believe what the Internet says about your health?  Featured
Do you believe what the Internet says about your health?
A new study shows that 35 percent of Americans report diagnosing themselves or family members online. But if your last web search shows you have Gaucher disease, can you believe the information you’re getting? What can you do to avoid a self-misdiagnosis? Follow these tips to use the Internet responsibly when searching for medical conditions.