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Laughing Gas For Pain? It's An Option for Women In Labor
Nitrous oxide – which many of us know as laughing gas, an old-school anesthesia used by dentists – is making a comeback in the modern birthing suite.
You Can Change Your Habits: Here's How To Do It
So many of us want to change our habits to get healthier. Will we achieve our goals? Some people will, some won't. Here's how you can tell which group you'll fall into.
Top Reasons to Make Time for Well-Child Visits
You know it's important to take your kids to well-child visits to keep them updated on immunizations, but those are far from the only benefits. There's plenty more to learn -- plus a chance to ask about what's on your mind.
How to Know When Your Baby Is Ready For Solid Food
Guidelines for introducing your baby to solid foods have varied over the years and can be confusing. You can know the time is right by watching for these signs from your child.
Vaginal Dryness: What Are Its Causes And What You Can Do
Do you have vaginal or vulvar dryness, burning, decreased lubrication, or pain? You are not alone -- up to 50 of postmenopausal women have similar symptoms. Find out what treatment options may be right for you.
Cupping, Dry Needling, Compression & Kinesio Taping: Do They Help Sports Performance?
Thinking about trying a new therapy to help with your recovery and performance? These therapies could provide you with relief from training -- or even help you beat your PR.
Clinical Trial Investigates New Gene Therapy for Brain Tumors
A clinical trial is exploring a new treatment that ultimately may help turn those with a certain type of deadly brain cancer into patients with a much better prognosis.
6 Surprising Things That Can Affect Your Pregnancy
Pregnant or planning to get pregnant? Abby Myers, APRN-CNM, certified nurse-midwife with University Hospitals, offers these recommendations on six things that can affect your pregnancy: