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	Aging Health information especially for seniors. How alcohol affects seniors Drinking alcohol in any amount can pose special risks for older adults. Exercise may help ward off Alzheimer's Exercise was tied to a boost in brain volume, and a reduced risk of Alzheimer's disease, in a new study. Study: 94 percent of older adults experience sensory loss Can't see, hear, smell, taste or touch the world around you as well as you once did? It could be age-related sensory loss. Here's your to-do list. Exercising as you age Staying active is one of the best things a senior can do to enjoy a longer, healthier and more independent life. Infographic: Common foot health problems By the time you are 50 years old, your feet may have traveled 75,000 miles! Learn what foot health problems to watch out for along the way. Allergies and Asthma Information on sneezing, wheezing and other breathing problems. Coping with airborne allergens Reduce your exposure to pollen, mold, dust and pet dander. Can a school calendar help predict kids' asthma flare-ups? Increased asthma symptoms in kids are closely tied to going back to school after vacation. One study helps explain why. Asthma triggers Find out what can cause an asthma attack. Understanding allergic asthma Learn more about the most common form of asthma. Allergies 101 Learn the causes of allergies, the treatments and how to cope. Arthritis Information on arthritis and other conditions that affect the joints. Arthritis and your feet Learn what might be done when arthritis affects your feet. 1 in 2 Americans has musculoskeletal problems As many as half of U.S. adults have a musculoskeletal condition, says a new report. Are you one of them? Buckling knees can cause falls—and other issues Don't ignore a knee that gives way from under you. It could be signaling bigger problems ahead. Arthritis on the job Learn how to cope with arthritis at work. A guide to total knee replacement Know when it's needed, how it's done and when you'll recover. Cancer Information about cancer types, treatments and prevention strategies. Chemotherapy: Coping with hair loss Know what to do when the treatment that saves your life steals your hair. Cancer rates are dropping, but liver cancer bucks the trend A new report says cancer death rates in the U.S. fell by 1.5 percent per year from 2003 to 2012. But liver cancer stats took a different turn. Aspirin use tied to lower risk of some cancers A daily aspirin regimen may help prevent some cases of colorectal and other GI cancers, new findings suggest. Understanding carcinoid tumors These tumors are often called "cancer in slow motion" because they grow so slowly. Quiz: Cancer prevention Can using antiperspirant increase cancer risk? Will eating sugar make cancer worse? Learn the facts with this quiz. Children and Parenting Tips for keeping kids healthy. Teen substance abuse assessment Are you concerned that your teen may be using drugs or alcohol? This assessment can help you decide if there's a problem. Infants and toddlers at risk for traumatic brain injury It's not child's play. Infants and toddlers get brain injuries. But extra steps from parents can help protect them. HPV rates drop among teens Since the introduction of the HPV vaccine, rates of the virus are down by 64 percent. Feeding finicky eaters (or trying to) Tips for getting your picky eater to…eat! Alcohol abuse at home: The effect on children When a parent is addicted to alcohol it affects the whole family. Diabetes Helpful tips for people with diabetes. Diabetes: Is tight control for you? Find out what this approach to controlling blood sugar means and who might benefit. Diabetes and your feet What you don't feel can hurt you. What is Charcot foot? A condition often linked to nerve damage caused by diabetes. Treating diabetic foot wounds Check your feet daily for signs of trouble and get treatment for any problems right away. Diabetes: Taking charge of eye disease Diabetes is a leading cause of blindness in American adults. Heart Health Information on heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular conditions. Living a heart-healthy life Healthy habits can help prevent heart disease. Is your job bad for your heart? Certain workers may be at higher risk for heart disease than others, according to a new study. Where does yours stand? Popular blood pressure app falls short Since 2014, there have been nearly 150,000 downloads of a smartphone app that aims to measure blood pressure. But most readings are inaccurate. Living with a cardiac pacemaker Pacemakers are reliable and safe. But there are a few things you need to know to keep your pacemaker working well. Infographic: Monitoring heart failure Manage your heart failure by keeping track of these health factors. Men's Health Health information especially for men. Protect yourself from medical errors Patients have a key role to play in making health care safe. Vaccine rates remain low for American adults Kids aren't the only ones who need vaccines. Vaccinations are recommended for adults based on age, health and lifestyle. Doing damage: Alcohol and your liver Alcohol abuse is the leading cause of serious, long-term liver disease in the United States. Do you have a drinking problem? Take a short quiz to find out whether you may have a problem with alcohol. Infographic: Drinking to excess Alcohol can hurt your health, particularly if you drink a lot. Nutrition and Fitness Tips for eating right, staying active and maintaining a healthy weight. Infographic: How many calories are in your drink? Your beverage could carry more calories than you think. Even a small amount of extra water could be a big boost to your health Researchers say drinking just a little more water each day could help you to reduce your salt, fat and cholesterol intakes and more. Too many of us drink too much sugar Far too many Americans sip drinks high in sugar, per a new study. And that could have a deep impact on our country's health. 4 ways to savor your food—and get healthier doing it Forget diets and deprivation. When it comes to building smart eating habits, savoring your food might be the smarter choice. Overcoming barriers to exercise Discover how to overcome the hurdles that keep you from exercising regularly. Women's Health Health information especially for women. Alcohol's gender gap Drinking may be especially dangerous for women. 'Female Viagra' offers women little benefit, many risks The side effects of the recently-approved libido drug for women include nausea, dizziness, fatigue and sleepiness. Mastectomy rates on the rise Due to breast cancer concerns, more women are opting to have their breasts removed. 1 in 3 adults is missing out on good sleep Being tired is more than an inconvenience. It's a real health hazard, and it's affecting 1 in 3 Americans. Shoe shopping: It's all about fit To reduce your risk for foot problems, it's important to choose shoes that fit well.	FIND A PHYSICIAN VIEW OUR SERVICES Upcoming Events Tankersize Indoor Cycling Yoga Yoga Silver Sneakers MSROM
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