Autoimmune disorders are a group of conditions that arise when the body’s immune system, which typically serves to protect against infections and diseases, mistakenly attacks its own healthy cells and...
Stress and shifting schedules might make a wellness routine feel out of your reach, especially during the holidays. But with a few simple, fun strategies, you can stay on track this season.
The flu vaccine is more important than ever this flu season as the pandemic continues. Learn more about the flu shot and the ideal time to get vaccinated.
If you’ve had COVID-19, you should make sure to get a flu shot this year. Learn why it’s important and when the CDC advises you to get vaccinated.
Maybe your aunt won’t wear a mask, or your sibling won’t socially distance. How can you keep your family relationships steady while disagreeing on coronavirus precautions? Try these tips.
This year, the changing of the seasons comes with new concerns. But you can still maintain your social connections — and your family’s physical and emotional health. Here’s how.
As you plan to head to the polls to cast your vote in person, whether on Election Day or during early voting, here’s how you can do so safely.
The American Cancer Society’s cervical cancer screening guidelines recently changed. Here’s a summary of the most important updates women should know.
Early detection is the key to beating gynecologic cancers. Knowing the signs and symptoms to look out for, and following up on annual screenings, can help save your life.
Compared to coronavirus, the flu has more symptoms, but flu symptoms often appear suddenly, where COVID-19 symptoms can take up to two weeks to appear.
