Drugs and Medications Features
- Immunotherapy and Precision Medicine Success Stories
Immunotherapy and precision medicine are changing lives for people with cancer. Learn about CAR T and other treatments for leukemia, melanoma, and more.
- The Future of Precision Medicine
One day not too long from now, doctors will treat your ailment with medicines and therapies designed just for you. What does the future hold for this type of precision or personalized medicine?
- 10 Questions for Marcia Gay Harden
Marcia Gay Harden talks about her mother's Alzheimer’s disease, the latest 50 Shades movie, age, fitness, and Hollywood.
- Chrissy Metz Perseveres, Shows That She's One of Us
Actor Chrissy Metz, star of the wildly popular NBC television series This Is Us, talks about overcoming childhood difficulties, anxiety, and other setbacks.
- These Doctors Save Lives Around the World
Doctors who volunteer for charity groups are making a difference in countries where treatable health problems can turn deadly without surgery.
- Dolls May Comfort People With Alzheimer’s
Toy dolls can bring children comfort. And they may provide a similar perk later in life for people with dementia.
- Talk to Your College-Bound Teen About Meningitis
Worried about meningitis outbreaks on college campuses? Get tips on what your college-bound kid needs to know to stay safe.
- 10 Questions for Bella Thorne
Bella Thorne answers questions about acting, her health, and what makes her happy.
- How Jim and Jeannie Gaffigan Found Humor in a Crisis
Last year, comedian Jim Gaffigan and his writer wife, Jeannie, faced a health crisis that nearly ended her life, derailed their family, and halted his career. But innovative technology -- and a little humor -- got them through.
- Treating and Preventing Fleas on Your Pet
Fido or Fluffy is scratching and biting. It’s a good bet your furry friend has fleas. Discover how to get your dog or cat relief, and make those fleas stay away.
- How I Made Marriage Work With Bipolar
Trying to use my wife as a treatment for mental illness is literally crazy. Pardon the pun.
- Shower Tips for Sensitive Skin
A long hot shower sounds great, but it isn’t good if you have sensitive skin. Learn how to take a better bath.
- Hep C: Working With Your Doctor
When you have hepatitis C, working closely with your doctor is crucial. Here’s what questions to ask to get the best care.
- Watch: Doctor Flips Pregnant Mom’s Baby Bump
When you’re a mom-to-be, you’re almost guaranteed to feel your growing baby kick or move around some. Then there’s Vanessa Fisher. She felt her unborn son do a complete 180 with a big assist from her doctor.
- Diversity in Clinical Trials Benefits All Americans
Diverse clinical trials help will help researchers create treatments that benefit all Americans.
- Clinical Trials Drive New Cancer Treatments
Clinical trials help researchers test new and better cancer treatments.
- Clinical Trials: A Path to Better Cancer Treatment
Clinical trials help doctors create new and better cancer treatments.
- Parents, Be Warned About Button Batteries: Doctor
When a doctor in the Netherlands tweeted this stark X-ray shot of a “button” or “disk” battery lodged in a child’s esophagus, people took notice. Her post has been retweeted more than 8,000 times since early January.
- How My Lifestyle Affects My Bipolar Disorder
Medication and therapy are extremely important, but they aren’t the entire solution.
- Habits That Wreck Your Skin
You might be surprised at these harmful things that can wreck your skin.
- Sensitive Skin Solutions
How to know if you have sensitive skin, what that really means, and how to choose the best products and skin-care routine to avoid irritation and allergies.
- Simple Steps for Softer, Smoother Skin
Skin can become rough and dry because of cold air, irritating clothing, or other things. Here’s what dermatologists suggest for getting and keeping smooth skin at any age.
- Are You in a Skin Care Rut?
Don’t get stuck in a rut. Learn how to update your skin care routine.
- Viola Davis Works to End Childhood Hunger
The Oscar-winning actor knows personally the stigma and stress that go with not having enough to eat.
- 10 Questions for Shaun White
Snowboarder and Olympic gold medalist Shaun White shares how growing up with a heart condition influences his advocacy for children’s health.
- Advances in Psoriasis Treatment
Recent advances have changed the treatment options for psoriasis. Learn about new therapies that are available and what's on the horizon.
- Your Psoriasis Questions Answered
If you've been diagnosed with psoriasis, you probably have some questions. We have answers.
- Aging With Psoriasis
As you get older, psoriasis can pose new challenges. But you can do a few things to keep you healthy for years to come.
- The Link Between Body Weight and Psoriasis
Weight loss eases symptoms and lowers your chances of other issues linked to psoriasis.
- Weight Loss Strategies for Osteoarthritis
Losing weight is one of the best treatments for osteoarthritis. Learn why -- and how to make it happen.
- Expert Answers to Questions About Crohn’s Disease
So you've been diagnosed with Crohn's disease. You have some questions. We have some experts with some answers.
- Tips for Everyday Challenges of Crohn's
Dealing with Crohn’s symptoms? Learn the tools that can help you live well while coping with your condition.
- Staying Connected When You Have Crohn’s
Whether you're going to a party, attending a work event, or trying to make a new connection, here are some tips to help you feel comfortable in social settings when managing Crohn's symptoms.
- How Journaling Helps Manage Depression
Find out how writing your thoughts in a journal can let you shift your perspective and help you manage the symptoms of depression.
- What Hypothyroidism Can Do to Your Body
Untreated hypothyroidism can cause problems throughout your body. Learn what can happen and how to prevent it.
- Facing the Stigma and Stereotypes of Bipolar Disorder
Don't stigmatize people with bipolar disorder, and treat us as you would everyone else, because we're just like everyone else, mental health activist Gabe Howard says.
- Be Prepared: How I Handle MS Relapse
I have learned a lot about myself since being diagnosed with MS, and it turns out that I am not good at accepting help.
- Manage Your Gout Between Flares
You just had your first gout flare, so what happens now? Learn how to take control, improve your habits, and lower your chances of another.
- Sharon Stone: Back on the Big Screen
Sharon Stone, a fierce advocate for HIV/AIDS awareness and a firm believer in clean living, is back on the big screen.
- 10 Questions for Daymond John
"Shark Tank" entrepreneur Daymond John urges men to get serious about their health.
- New Treatments for OAB
People who seek treatment for overactive bladder usually find relief. Researchers are studying how to improve current options as well as looking for new ways to deal with OAB.
- Going on Vacation When You Have Incontinence
Don't let a change of routine upset your overactive bladder. Master the habits and hacks you need to enjoy your journey and your time away from home.
- Getting Intimate: Talking Together About ED
Learn how you and your partner can talk together about erectile dysfunction (ED) and work together to tackle the problem.
- What Progress and Recovery Look Like
For me, the most realistic definition is that I’m spending more time living my life than managing bipolar disorder.
- Cancer: When Do You Need a Second Opinion?
How do you know if it’s time to talk to another doctor about your cancer diagnosis? Find out more about the benefits of getting a second opinion.
- How to Choose End of Life Care
How to make treatment choices when you have advanced or incurable cancer. Lean about quality of life concerns, hospice, and other options for terminal illness.
- This Woman 'Sweats' Blood
You’ve probably sweat bullets before, though not literally. But did you know that in a few cases people have really “sweat” blood?
- How to Stay Social in a Wheelchair
A wheelchair can help you do more, not less.
- When Someone You Love Has Multiple Sclerosis
Get tips on how on how to be a caregiver for a friend or relative who has multiple sclerosis (MS).
- Sources of Protein That Aren’t Meat
Find out how a non-meat diet can give you the protein you need.