A woman’s life stages can arrive with profound physical and emotional changes. We’ll take you through every stage, offering advice, expertise and understanding.
When it came time for doctors to repair her damaged artery, knitting aficionado Betty Houtman found solace in her craft—and is now living more vibrantly than ever.
Surgery to repair a prolapsed bladder puts active Northern Michigan 60-year-old back on the road to adventure.
This year's dose is about 50 percent effective against the predominant flu strain, vastly outperforming last year's formulation.
Don't hesitate to bring forward your concerns, because there are solutions.
Study: Most women can simply be monitored over time for benign growths, rather than undergoing surgery.
A slipshod workout routine can easily strain the front deltoid muscle. Learn to stave off injury with carefully targeted exercises that work all parts of the shoulder.
For Brenda Tuttle, unlocking the secret to her searing shoulder pain took persistence, an empathetic PA and a skilled neurosurgeon.
Mary Matzen has dealt with an overactive bladder all her life. With nerve stimulation treatment, she finally found relief from those incessant bathroom visits.
Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women. Here's what you need to know to keep statistics at bay.
Balance and coordination exercises can be simple, at-home activities—and a bit of fun to boot.
Lack of sleep leads to stagnancy in brain regions that control dopamine, which invariably leads to dreary days of body aches.
Today's wearable tech tracks everything from sleep patterns to calories burned. But are devices created equal?
