(BPT) - Although you may not think of children when you imagine someone with heart problems, congenital heart defects are actually the most common birth defect in the U.S., occurring in about 1% of births. While many of these structural heart issues are discovered in infancy or before a chil…

(BPT) - February is American Heart Month, providing a timely reminder that there are many ways to support your heart health. Living a more heart-healthy lifestyle is easier than you might think, and it often comes down to small, everyday choices that can add up to improved well-being.

 (NAPSI)—Alex Smith loves football. “Football is amazing. I think it’s the greatest team sport in America,” notes the former quarterback for the 49ers, Chiefs and Commanders. But Smith is worried about the future of football. 

(BPT) - Have you ever bought milk and by the time you are ready to use it a few days or even a week later, it has expired? Your family can enjoy this delicious, nutrient-rich drink in a more convenient form. The next time you're at the grocery store, skip the refrigerated section and head to…

(NAPSI)—If you have dental insurance, you’re already investing in your oral health. But are you getting full value from your plan? With some time and strategy, you can make the most of your coverage, avoid unexpected costs, and keep your smile looking great.

(NAPSI)—An estimated 20 million Americans have some form of thyroid disease.1 During January, recognized as Thyroid Awareness Month, YARAL Pharma is raising awareness of thyroid disease, particularly hypothyroidism, a condition in which the thyroid gland does not produce enough thyroid hormo…

(BPT) - Spring break is a time when many teens look forward to fun and relaxation. It can also be a time for experimenting with substances and other risky behaviors. As a parent or caregiver, make time to have meaningful conversations with your teen about substance use and their mental healt…

(BPT) - Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) once meant a slow, irreversible loss of vision, and many people still believe that's true. But the AMD of today isn't the AMD of a generation ago. Advances in early detection and new treatments have transformed what was once an inevitable march …

(StatePoint) January is a natural time for reset, especially when it comes to budgets and better-for-you habits. With cold and flu season still in full swing, it’s also a time when many people start thinking about how to stay healthy without spending more than they planned.

(BPT) - If you are among the 50% of American adults who want to lose weight, a new year presents an opportunity to reset and focus on your health. The key — and the challenge — is making new health-promoting habits, like eating a healthier diet or committing to an exercise routine stick.

(StatePoint) Living to 100 may sound extraordinary, but research suggests it’s more achievable—and enjoyable—than many people think. Studies show the majority of centenarians rate their health as good, and large numbers of people in this age group are mobile, active and optimistic.

(BPT) - Building good nutrition habits can be challenging at times, but if you're serious about showing up every day in 2026 with focus and energy, it's time to think about how your eating habits can support that goal.

(BPT) - Laura and her husband thought they were prepared for parenthood. She was a nurse; he was a former nuclear engineer turned financial advisor. They were eagerly anticipating the arrival of their daughter Blake, but nothing could have prepared them for what happened when Laura went into…

(BPT) - With the latest dietary guidelines emphasizing protein at every meal for sustained energy and overall health, boosting your intake doesn't have to mean overhauling your entire diet. In fact, one of the easiest ways to sneak protein in your day is by upgrading something you already ea…

(BPT) - Gut health is a frequent topic in the news, for good reason. Having a healthy gut contributes to your overall well-being, impacting your immune system, metabolism and more. This is one reason parents should take notice when their child has stomach pain or other digestive issues. Stom…

(BPT) - Winter can be a cozy, magical time that allows families to spend quality time together. However, cold weather can keep you indoors for most of the day. When you're in close quarters with each other and constantly breathing in stale air, your family's health and well-being can suffer.

(BPT) - Winter is prime time for coughs, colds and the flu, but a little planning can go a long way. Samantha Picking, Walgreens pharmacist and Senior Director, Immunizations, shares five simple ways to help protect yourself and your family this season.

(BPT) - The holidays are over and the new year is here! As you begin 2026, you may find last year's busyness and stress left you feeling unbalanced and uncomfortable. If that's the case, it's time to think about resetting your body.

(StatePoint) Holiday celebrations often feature lots of great food and drinks, including sweet treats to indulge in. But too much sugar in your diet can weaken your teeth, leaving your smile vulnerable to cavities. After a sweet holiday season, follow these five sugar intake tips so you can …

(BPT) - With meat prices expected to climb in the next year, shoppers are looking for ways to bring big flavor to the table without stretching their budgets. But there's one ingredient proving that home cooks can have bold, memorable flavor and stay on budget: ground pork.

(BPT) - The holiday season is a time of celebration. Balancing work and family time can be challenging, especially when you work from home. When children are on holiday break, many parents experience a sense of guilt when work commitments pull them away from moments they'd rather be sharing …

(BPT) - Navigating the challenges of cancer treatment and emerging as a survivor is a triumph worth celebrating. Yet, what often catches people off guard is how the journey toward healing and wellness frequently extends long after the cancer is defeated.

(NAPSI)—For the nearly 40 million Americans living with diabetes, the threat to their vision unfolds quietly, often without warning. Diabetic retinopathy, a complication that damages blood vessels in the retina, has become the leading cause of blindness among working-age adults in the United…

(StatePoint) With a new year ahead, the American Medical Association (AMA) is offering Americans 10 evidence-based tips for staying healthy in 2026 and beyond:

(StatePoint) For the millions of Americans touched by Alzheimer’s disease, 2025 brought major advances in understanding of brain health and progress in diagnosis and treatment. Here are the year’s biggest advances, along with how you can take action with this knowledge in 2026:

(BPT) - A lingering cough. A stuffy nose that just won't quit. If you've ever felt like your cold is overstaying its welcome, you're not alone. Most respiratory infections clear up within a week or two, but sometimes, what we do while we're "on the mend" can turn a simple sickness into a lon…

(StatePoint) In a time of confusion and inconsistent information, healthcare professionals want you to know that it’s not too late to get vaccinated this respiratory season. Getting vaccinated helps protect against potentially serious diseases like influenza (flu), COVID-19, respiratory sync…

(BPT) - For 36-year-old Austin, Texas, resident David R., kidney disease was something he never expected. After months of feeling sluggish, nauseous and experiencing cramping in his hands and feet, he made an appointment to see his doctor to discuss his health. However, just two days before …

(Family Features) “I wanted to live my life like there was nothing wrong, but the fear was always there.”

(BPT) - The start of a new year is a great time to reset routines and realign with wellness goals. For many Americans, that means shifting to more intentional eating and focusing on foods that nourish both the body and the planet. Chilean salmon makes an outstanding addition to any lifestyle…

(BPT) - Have you noticed that you feel a little low during the winter months? You're not alone. As daylight hours shorten and temperatures drop, many people experience lower energy and mood, often called the "winter blues."

(NewsUSA) - Chilly December air can make for an ideal time to get your fitness routine started. That’s because seasonal changes naturally affect our bodies and habits.