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Dizziness and fainting can have many causes. Here are some examples of possible causes your healthcare provider will look to rule out.

Seizures can be caused by irritation or damage to the brain from trauma, scar formation, tumors, stroke, or infection. Usually the cause is unknown. However, most partial seizures can be successfully treated. With treatment, most people with seizures lead normal, fulfilling lives.

Eating healthy when you are traveling can be tough. It is helpful to plan ahead. Below are strategies to help you.

Medicines play a key role in controlling asthma. Some help control asthma symptoms and prevent flare-ups. Others are used to treat symptoms when they occur. Here's what you should know.

Keep track of symptoms with this chart. Show your records to your doctor at your visits. As your asthma control gets better, you should have fewer episodes of symptoms to record.

You can do a lot to manage your asthma and improve your quality of life. You will need to work with your healthcare provider to make a plan. But it's up to you to put this plan into action.

Chronic lung disease shouldn't stop you from traveling, visiting family and friends, and enjoying yourself—even if you use oxygen. Here are some helpful travel tips.

The brain needs a constant supply of blood to work. During a stroke, blood stops flowing to part of the brain.

The hospital can seem like a large and scary place to your child. This sheet can help you learn what goes on during a hospital stay, so you can know what to expect and ease some of your child's fears.