Medication Manager: What you need to know about: Inhalers
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Influenza alert: When you need an antiviral boost
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Can asthma go away?
Years without wheezing or inhalers can raise questions. Learn how breathing tests help clarify if asthma is truly gone or still there.
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Slow Heart Rate
I am a 66-year-old woman. My heart rate is in the fifties at times. Is this normal?
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Enlarged Heart
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?
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Are protein bars really just candy bars in disguise?
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Only the overworked die young
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BPH drugs linked to small risk of falls
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.
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What do the new mammography guidelines mean for you?
Women should decide when to have mammograms based on their personal risks and preferences and a discussion with their doctor.
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Numb hand: Should you worry?
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.
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