Lung Cancer -- Lung cancer is the most common form of cancer and the leading cancer killer in the U.S. (text)

Breast Cancer -- Breast cancer is the leading cancer diagnosed in American women. (text)

High Blood Pressure -- High blood pressure is increasing in the U.S. and could increase the frequency of heart disease and strokes in Americans in the coming years. (text)

SIDS -- SIDS, a primary cause of death in infants before the age of one year, is not well understood by medical experts. (text)

Flu shots -- Flu can be a significant health threat for individuals of all ages, especially seniors and children who have other medical conditions. (text)

Pediatric GERD -- Gastroesophogal reflux disease is a medical condition that is common in people of all ages, even babies and children. (text)

Childhood Cancer -- Because of better treatment methods, outcomes for childhood cancer patients have improved. (text)

Suicide Prevention -- Suicide is a major public health problem in the U.S. which can be prevented. (text)

Ovarian Cancer -- Earlier diagnosis has been shown to improve survival rates for women with ovarian cancer and better warning signs now have been identified to help with early diagnosis. (text)

Cholesterol Education -- High blood cholesterol can increase a person’s risk for coronary heart disease, but a few lifestyle changes can lower someone’s cholesterol level and improve health. (text)

Low Vitamin D in Children -- Many children in the U.S. aren’t getting enough Vitamin D, which could lead to increased risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and high blood pressure in later years. (text)

Healthy Aging -- Americans are living longer.  For seniors to live longer, it is important that they maintain a healthy lifestyle and take some preventive measures. (text)

Bullying -- Bullying can have harmful emotional, psychological and academic effects for children which could last a lifetime. (text)

Psoriasis -- Psoriasis is a common skin disorder that can cause some concern because some people believe it is contagious. (text)

Summertime Healthy Eating -- Finding time to eat healthy foods during busy summer schedules can be a challenge (text)

Men’s Health -- On average men die earlier than women – in part because men don’t get physical check ups and screenings on a regular basis. (text)

Seniors and Hot Weather -- Senior citizens need to take special precautions to avoid overheating in hot weather.

Kids need sunglasses -- Sunglasses provide protection from cataracts for people of all ages and prevention should start with small children (text).

Fireworks Injuries -- Thousands of people go to hospital emergency rooms with injuries from fireworks each year. (text)

Autism -- Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability in young children. (text)

Childhood Mental Illness -- One in five children in the U.S. suffers from mental health problems, but there are effective treatments available. (text)

Pre-diabetes -- Pre-diabetes is a serious medical condition that affects millions of people. (text)

Skin Cancer -- Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. (text)