SEARCH

After a stroke, a person may have trouble using all or part of the body. Improving posture, range of motion, and strength are early goals.

After a stroke, people can regain a sense of power by helping to take care of themselves. Many can learn ways to manage a lack of bowel and bladder control. And using impaired arms and legs to bathe and dress helps regain muscle strength. In fact, daily use of affected hands often helps bring back function.

Being active can help prevent a stroke. Learn ways to get moving after a stroke.

Cardiac catheterization is a procedure done on the heart to treat heart problems. Learn what to expect before, during, and after the procedure.

Be prepared. Know the signs of heat related illnesses and how to treat them.

Growing pains are common and normal in children. Here are some tips you can try to help your child feel better when they have growing pains.

Here is an immunization schedule for teens based on the latest CDC National Immunization Program recommendations.

After coronary artery bypass surgery, exercise is an important way to reduce your risk of future heart problems. Start slow, and build up your activity slowly.

After coronary artery bypass surgery, it's important to care for your incision as it heals.