When older adults need others to help them with medical, physical, or emotional needs over an extended period of time, they need long-term care.

Two types of spiders found in the U.S. can cause illness in people. One type is the widow spider of which the black widow is the best known. The other type is the recluse. Read on to learn more.

Cuts and scrapes are everyday occurrences, and most can be safely treated at home. Knowing how to clean and care for a cut yourself and when to get a doctor’s care can help reduce infection and speed healing.

As a new parent, you may find "tub time" a bit scary. Here are some suggestions on how to make it less stressful.

Older adults may have dental concerns that can't be fully taken care of with just brushing and flossing. Here's what you should know.

Caring for someone you love who is sick or disabled is never easy. When the illness affects your loved one's state of mind, the demands placed on you can be especially hard.

Even the best-prepared parents may be surprised by a few things that are quite normal in newborns.

When you're behind the wheel, you may believe that you can stop yourself from falling asleep, but you can't. You may not even know you've dozed off. Here are some important tips to help stay alert.

Keep these guidelines in mind when looking for allergy relief.

A personal health record can help reduce or eliminate duplicate tests and allow you to get faster, safer treatment and care in an emergency. It also can help you play a more active role in your health care. Read on to learn more about creating one.