Drugs and Medications Videos
- Finding New Purpose
After vocal cord polyps robbed Bianca G. of her identity as a singer, she had to deal with her emotions. What new pursuit made her happy again?
- Why Heart Failure Is Higher in the BIPOC Community
Risk factors – like high blood pressure and diabetes – that can lead to heart failure are prevalent in minority groups.
- A Shock to Her System
Heart failure “is the biggest culprit of silent deaths in the African-American community,” Arianne McLean says. And it’s not talked about enough.
- Lesson 2: Surgery Is Often the First Step
Surgery is usually needed to remove cancerous breast tissue. What determines a lumpectomy vs. a mastectomy?
- Lesson 1: Making Your Treatment Plan
There’s no one-size-fits-all approach, but early-stage breast cancer is very treatable. Your doctor will consider things like type, stage, and lifestyle.
- In the Zone: Marathoner Molly Seidel on Her ADHD
Molly Seidel, an Olympic runner, shares her journey with ADHD, OCD, and anorexia as a young athlete. Now, she’s helping others to finish their race.
- Los adultos mayores y el sistema de salud
Obtén más información sobre cómo superar los retos dentro del sistema de salud que enfrentan las personas mayores.
- Is VR Giving You a Better Workout Than You Think?
Virtual reality could be providing a more efficient workout than you think. Kinesiology expert Jimmy Bagley, PhD, discusses using VR as a way to exercise.
- Diagnosing Genetic COPD
Pulmonologists have a list of screening tests they use to diagnose this lung disease, from chest X-rays to throat swabs.
- The Genetic Link to COPD
What many label asthma is actually hereditary emphysema. Defective genes from both parents can lead to lung damage.
- 5 Effective Ways to Deal With Your High-Stress Job
Stress on the job affects not only your productivity, but also your physical and mental health. Here are five simple tips to help you unwind and recharge.
- How to Tamp Down the Inflammation
AS is not a wear-and-tear disease, so drugs have to target the chronic cause of inflammation. Thankfully, there are many more options on the market today.
- Advocate for Yourself With AS
Helgi Olafson feels lucky he got an early diagnosis for his ankylosing spondylitis, and he works to inspire others with the condition. He uses endurance sports to raise awareness of AS.
- What I Wish I’d Known About AS
Blogger Katie Faison shares her journey with ankylosing spondylitis, including her initial fears over what the future would hold for her.
- At-Home Urine Data Aims to Improve Your Health
Mathieu Letombe, CEO of Withings, shares a smart device that provides a fast, non-invasive way to measure your nutrition and risk for illness from the comfort of your own home.
- The Keys to Bipolar Depression Treatment
The agent to healing, says psychiatrist John Wernert, MD, is you. How should you approach medication and therapy with bipolar depression?
- Barriers to Treatment for Minorities
What factors come into play when treating minorities for this more aggressive type of breast cancer?
- Symptoms of Depression in Bipolar Disorder
The major lows you experience with bipolar disorder may look something like this.
- Medications That Target the Lows
Several drugs target the lows of bipolar disorder, including mood stabilizers and antidepressants. Here’s how they work.
- An Inside Look at Hyperkalemia
What does it mean to have too much potassium in your bloodstream?
- Daily Miracles: A Look Inside the King Hussein Cancer Center
Explore King Hussein Cancer Center's approach to cancer care in Amman. See how they use research, education, and patient care to transform treatment.
- Simple Swaps to Manage High Cholesterol
Here are some cholesterol-friendly alternatives to foods like croutons, fatty dips, and french fries.
- Prioritizing Quality Sleep for Overall Health
Done counting sheep? Sleep expert Azizi Seixas, PhD, reacts to a WebMD survey on getting quality sleep and busts some common myths.
- Choosing Preventive Meds for Chronic Migraine
The goal of preventive treatment is to reduce the frequency and severity of your migraines. What are your options?
- How Gene Therapy Targets Follicular Lymphoma
When standard treatment doesn’t work, your oncologist might recommend CAR T-cell therapy. How exactly does it target this blood cancer?
- The 4 Ps of Cancer Care: Policy, Politics, Priorities, and Prevention
AstraZeneca's David Fredrickson is encouraged by the latest cancer research and discusses the four Ps: Policy, Politics, Priorities, and Prevention.
- Treating the Complications of CLL
The symptoms as well as treatments of CLL can be tough on your body. Here’s what you need to know.
- Monitoring CLL
After diagnosis, your doctor may opt to monitor rather than treat your CLL. So what does active surveillance entail?
- MBC in Young Black Women
Why are Black women more likely to be diagnosed at a younger age and at a higher stage than white women? Do disparities play a role?
- Hidradenitis Suppurativa Symptoms
A painful bump on your skin could be anything, but learn what hidradenitis suppurativa looks like and how to begin treatment.
- Tips to Care for Hidradenitis Suppurativa Wounds
Be gentle with wounds caused by blocked hair follicles. Avoid infection and scars with these tips.
- Food as Medicine
WebMD's chief medical officer, John Whyte, MD, MPH, and fitness and wellness expert, Don Saladino, prepare healthy snacks to fuel your body and share the recipes.
- Stress Relief Can Also Calm Your Skin
Stress can trigger a psoriasis flare, so take a beat and practice good self-care.
- Stop the Itch
Put an end to the itch-scratch cycle. The key is to treat your psoriasis and keep your skin moisturized.
- Special Nail Care
Funky nails aren’t necessarily a fungus. What are the signs you have nail psoriasis? And what makes nails stronger and healthier?
- Getting Better Sleep With Psoriasis
The itching, pain, and depression associated with psoriasis can all rob you of a good night’s rest. What changes can help?
- How Palliative Care Works
Palliative care can provide an extra layer of support to those with a serious illness like lung cancer, says Kimberly A. Curseen, MD.
- Life With Psoriasis: David's Story
Take a look at David Brown's journey with psoriasis and how he deals with the condition.
- Are You Getting Your Daily Dose of Nature?
Dr. Whyte interviews Clemson professor Matthew Browning, PhD, about tech that tracks time spent outdoors, which can have a positive impact on both physical and mental health.
- Making the Most of Treatment After Surgery
With advanced breast cancer, it’s important to follow up surgery with more treatment. Your doctor should explain all the possibilities.