Women’s Heart Health - Cardiovascular disease is a major cause of death in women of all ages, with about one-half million women dying each year in the U.S. (text)

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) - If this winter you are feeling blue, gaining weight and waking up tired even though you might be sleeping more, you may have seasonal affective disorder. (text)

Weight Loss Resolution - Losing weight is one of the most common New Year’s resolutions for many Americans who might have indulged in too much holiday food. (text)

Tips for Keeping New Year’s Resolutions - January is the time for making New Year’s resolutions, but some people struggle to be successful with them. (text)

Alcohol and Driving - Driving under the influence of alcohol kills more than 11,000 people in the United States annually. (text)

Helping Kids get through the Holidays - All the excitement of the holiday brings interruptions in a child’s routine and can add stress for children and sometimes cause behavioral problems. (text)

Holiday Blues - The holiday season can be a stressful and even sad time for some people, which may be caused by unrealistic expectations. (text)

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

Men’s Health -- On average men live shorter lives than women – in part because men don’t give as much attention to their health, and they 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. (text)

High Blood Pressure -- The incidence of high blood pressure is increasing in the U.S. and could in turn lead to more heart disease and strokes in Americans in the coming years. (text)