Ask the doctor: I have pelvic organ prolapse. What types of exercise should I avoid?
I have pelvic organ prolapse and work out at the gym almost every day. Are there any forms of exercise that will make my situation worse?
I have pelvic organ prolapse and work out at the gym almost every day. Are there any forms of exercise that will make my situation worse?
Commercial weight-loss programs with counseling may help people lose a little weight, but long-lasting changes are essential in keeping pounds off.
Several clinical trials are testing promising new drugs to prevent and treat dementia.
One of the few clinical trials to compare surgery to physical therapy for low back pain indicates that they are equally effective.
Sprains and strains are common and usually not serious. Tendon stretches and proper footwear can prevent further injury.
CPAP was linked to lower rates of cognitive impairment in people over 55 with sleep apnea.
Emergency rooms, urgent-care clinics and retail clinics are options when you can’t see your doctor, but each has a different role.
The proposed 2015 federal guidelines advise following a plant-based diet instead of focusing on individual nutrients. They lift limits on fat and cholesterol and cap sugar.
A new Harvard study shows vocabulary continues to grow through one’s 60s and 70s.
Call your doctor the first time you faint. It may not be serious, but it can signal a heart problem.