Are Scientists on the Verge of an Alzheimer’s Cure?
Prevention & Treatment Why does Alzheimer's, a disease that already affects over 5 million Americans, remain such a mystery?
The television anchor had to do some soul-searching and make life adjustments when his father was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Now, he’s opening up about his journey and advocating for more communication among caregivers.
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“Dancing with the Stars” troupe dancer Witney Carson shares her melanoma survivor story and explains why everyone should know their risks.
“The Big Bang Theory” actress Mayim Bialik advocates for increased awareness surrounding mental health issues and speaking out for a stigma-free society.
The beloved singer-songwriter reflects on her cancer journey and ongoing efforts to end the disease once and for all.
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About 610,000 Americans die from heart disease each year — that’s 1 of every 4 deaths. The iconic television and radio host shares his experience struggling with and overcoming heart disease.
Model Iskra Lawrence, known for her commitment to body acceptance, has a daily challenge for everyone.
Prevention & Treatment Why does Alzheimer's, a disease that already affects over 5 million Americans, remain such a mystery?
Education & Research With potential side effects, skyrocketing costs and varying success rates, in-vitro fertilization could soon be replaced.
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Sponsored Millions of Americans suffer from age-related cognitive decline, but a successful clinical trial of a new brain health supplement holds promise for those struggling with cognitive impairment.
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Advocacy As a stroke survivor, Representative Joyce Beatty knows the importance of getting back to work after a major health crisis.
Education & Research From maintaining eye contact to reducing background noise, these techniques will help make communicating with those living with aphasia easier.
Sponsored In the effort to find ways to prevent and treat Alzheimer’s disease, clinical trials are crucial. More caregivers and family members need to participate in them.
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Advocacy Film and TV has seen a recent influx of accurate and responsible depictions of mental health. This timeline details media and actors that have made a difference.
Education & Research As instances of Alzheimer’s disease — and subsequent health care costs — increase exponentially, leaders in the United States need to prioritize devoting more funds to finding a cure.
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Prevention & Treatment Mark French found out too late that he was at high-risk for stroke. Now he wants to help educate others on the warning signs.
Sponsored Early and accurate detection is key in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease.
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Advocacy There is a tremendous shortage of accessibility for feminine products in the United States. The solution? Just talk.
Advocacy “The Walking Dead” star Sonequa Martin-Green discusses how to care for a family member with cancer and how women can be their own health advocates.
Prevention & Treatment Adults under 45 may think they’re immune from the risks of stroke, but a new study warns that this isn’t the case.
Prevention & Treatment Conversations with aging loved ones about long-term care wishes and advance directives can be difficult, but they are well worth the effort.
Advocacy After a stroke left him paralyzed, Lister found his calling as a paratriathlete. Now he has his sights on Tokyo 2020.
Advocacy When a child suffers a stroke, the support of family and medical specialists can make all the difference. Read Katie’s story of courage and perseverance.
Prevention & Treatment For the 1-in-4 American seniors who live alone, the road to recovery after illness, injury or surgery is paved with many unknowns.
Health Hacks With more resources than most, older travelers are taking advantage of adventure tourism opportunities that expose them to new challenges and experiences.
Education & Research A new certificate program helps to improve how we treat Alzheimer’s in the United States by providing the growing number of caregivers with the resources they need.
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Advocacy Although society perpetuates a stigma around mental health, each and every person can help to fight that stigma and create a culture of support.
Advocacy Since many negative and inaccurate misconceptions surround bipolar disorder, it’s important to question myths surrounding the condition and to educate ourselves.
Prevention & Treatment The symptoms of postpartum may be affecting someone like you, which is why Adele, Kirsten Gillibrand and Chrissy Tiegen are speaking up.
Advocacy The “Chicago Med” star opens up about her personal struggle with anxiety and the importance of being an advocate.
Prevention & Treatment Aging Americans today have a wide array of available lifestyle and care options that support seniors.
Prevention & Treatment When allergy season approaches, it’s time to clear up any misunderstandings you might have and get your facts straight.
Education & Research LifeBio is an online platform that helps people from all walks of life pass their experiences and lessons along to the next generation.
Advocacy Paralympian Michelle Salt shares what motivated her to get back on a snowboard after an accident resulted in limb loss.
Education & Research Rebecca Palpant Shimkets from the Carter Center explains why the way we speak about mental illness in news and entertainment can shape how we think about mental health.
Advocacy These suggestions will help you or your loved one adapt to life after a stroke, a time when it’s more important than ever to stay active and social.
Prevention & Treatment For men, infertility can be the result of any number of lifestyle or medical procedures. Here is how you can improve the condition on a daily basis.
Prevention & Treatment Worrying and stressing can take up a lot of valuable time and energy. Here are four ways to help you manage and overcome your anxiety.
Prevention & Treatment A teacher who developed depression and had to leave her old life behind has found a new way forward with the help and support of Magnolia Clubhouse.
Advocacy Words matter. The language we use impacts what we, and those around us, believe and how we live.
Advocacy Eating disorders are the deadliest of all mental illnesses. It’s time to put stigma aside and start saving lives.
Prevention & Treatment One young boy’s harrowing experience highlights the importance of increased awareness and research for pediatric stroke.
Health Hacks Put the cookie down. What’s that, you can’t? Unless you’re a furry blue puppet, you’ve got problems. Or do you?
Advocacy The gold medalist swimmer learned the hard way that protecting the health of your skin is a full-time job. Now she wants to help others learn from her mistakes.
Education & Research Puzzled about your period? Can you really trust the pull-out method? Dr. Eve Espey debunks the biggest myths about sex and offers expert advice on what you need to know.
AdvocacyAfter serving for 20 years, he was one of the first officers forced to retire due to 9/11-related medical issues. Today, Terrence Jordan reflects on the difficult, inspiring trek to stay healthy.
AdvocacyJust because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean mental illness isn’t a serious health concern. It’s time to talk about what everyone can do to help.
Prevention & TreatmentWhile much has been made about the benefits of birth control pills, for a small number of women the pill can ruin their sex lives.
Prevention & TreatmentMental health is a critical component of a person’s well-being, and recognizing risky habits related to mental illness can let someone seek treatment early.
Prevention & TreatmentCushing’s syndrome is classified as a rare disease. Many endocrinologists disagree with that label, however, suggesting instead that Cushing’s is vastly under-diagnosed.
Prevention & TreatmentThe American work setting has a long way to go toward actively supporting individual mental health needs and lowering costs associated with untreated mental illness.
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