(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…

(BPT) - November was National Career Development Month, which means that many students and professionals are in the early stages of exploring new opportunities, skills and certifications in the name of lifelong learning. If you find yourself unsatisfied with your current position, field or c…

(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.

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(BPT) - Every parent in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) dreams of the day they can bring their premature baby home safely. While many factors influence how long a preemie stays in the hospital, nutrition plays a bigger role than most parents realize in determining when that day arrives.

(The Obesity Society) - Obesity is a chronic disease affecting over 100 million Americans. Despite its prevalence and serious health consequences, widespread insurance barriers limit access to FDA-approved GLP-1 treatments.

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(BPT) - Kennedy was a vibrant, healthy two-year-old until she developed a fever and tested positive for influenza (flu). As busy first-time parents, Kennedy's parents didn't realize that because her last wellness checkup fell outside flu season, they missed flu vaccination for her that year.

(BPT) - For children facing critical illnesses and their families, the experience of having a cherished wish fulfilled can make a huge impact on their lives. Thanks to the ongoing partnership between Make-A-Wish® and Subaru through the Share the Love® Event, even more wishes are being grante…

(BPT) - You may have heard about microplastics in the environment, but did you know synthetic textiles are responsible for an estimated 35% of all primary microplastic pollution? Growing research about microplastics and their potential harm not just for the environment, but also for human he…

(BPT) - Scott Rider of South Carolina is one of over 1 million people in the United States with Parkinson's disease. Working closely with his care team, he decided on a unique three-part plan that Medical University of South Carolina clinicians refer to as the "trifecta" for treating Parkins…

(BPT) - Many parents worry about food allergies, with peanut products high on the list. The good news is that introducing these foods early is an approach that is already making a difference, dramatically reducing the occurrence of peanut allergy in children over the past several years.

(BPT) - Lauren, a 35-year-old wife and mother of three daughters, had just finished breastfeeding her youngest when she first noticed the lump on her breast. She shrugged it off as something that happens when nursing and figured it would go away on its own. However, six months later the lump…

(NAPSI)­—The holiday season is one of the most anticipated times of the year—and one of the most demanding for maintaining your health. 

(NewsUSA) - November is Prematurity Awareness Month, a time to focus on the more than 380,000 babies born too early in the U.S. each year. For families whose little one arrives weeks or months earlier than expected, understanding advances in premature infant nutrition can help reduce complic…

(BPT) - 'Tis the season to be jolly! Or at least it should be. It can be challenging to balance hosting and attending holiday and football season get-togethers with friends and family with the chaos of holiday shopping and year-end obligations. These seasonal stressors can easily lead to a c…

(NewsUSA) - As the holiday lights go up and the to-do lists grow, parents everywhere are navigating a season that should feel joyful, but all too often doesn’t. According to KinderCare Learning Companies 2025 Parent Confidence Index, six in ten parents surveyed say, “I feel overwhelmed by th…

(StatePoint) There is a lot to manage after a life-changing diagnosis. Navigating your treatment plan, appointments and care can be overwhelming and complicated.

(Mitch Jelniker) - Veterans face higher lung cancer risk from military exposures. Early screening and clinical trials save lives. Honor their service this month.

(StatePoint) If you’re one of the 35 million people living with a chronic lung disease in the United States, the form of treatment you receive can impact your health outcomes and quality of life.

(StatePoint) The holiday season is a joyous time to reconnect with family and friends, but it can also throw your wellness routines out of alignment. Doctors advise prioritizing healthy choices now so you can start 2026 feeling your best.

(StatePoint) Did you know tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable illness and death in the United States? While some forms of tobacco may be marketed as less harmful than others, the truth is that there’s no safe tobacco product. Each one threatens your dental and overall health, inc…