I was diagnosed with asthma 5 years ago, and my doctor prescribed an inhaler to use daily. I haven't had any symptoms for a year now, even though I stopped using my inhaler. Can asthma go away?
I am a 66-year-old woman. My heart rate is in the fifties at times. Is this normal?
My doctor told me I have an enlarged heart. I have high blood pressure, but otherwise feel fine. What can you tell me about the causes, symptoms and treatment options for an enlarged heart?
Certain drugs that many men take for urinary difficulties caused by an overgrown prostate are associated with a dangerous but very small risk of falling.
Women should decide when to have mammograms based on their personal risks and preferences and a discussion with their doctor.
Repetitive motions can squeeze nerves in the hand and cause temporary and short-lived numbness. It usually does not indicate a medical condition, but talk to a doctor if the numbness persists or interferes with daily activities.
Electronic fitness trackers can motivate people to stay with exercise and weight-loss programs.
Bone-building drugs are responsible for a decline in hip fracture, and they are now available as tablets, injections, and infusions.