Does everyone need to be screened for glaucoma? 
Does everyone need to be screened for glaucoma?
Experts say that if you’re an adult without vision problems, you may not need to be checked for glaucoma. Find out why.
High blood pressure risk in kids soaring 
High blood pressure risk in kids soaring
Diets packed with salt and fat are increasing kids’ risk for hypertension and other health problems, study reveals.
Postponing retirement may delay dementia 
Postponing retirement may delay dementia
Researchers say that people who retire later in life have a better chance of staving off dementia. Find out why.
Is 150 minutes the magic workout number? 
Is 150 minutes the magic workout number?
Find out if it’s better to spread out your fitness routine or get it all in at once.
Painkiller overdoses spike among women 
Painkiller overdoses spike among women
A recent report from the CDC says deaths from prescription painkiller overdoses among middle-aged women are up 400 percent.
Think twice about diet pop, researchers say 
Think twice about diet pop, researchers say
Many people think that drinking diet beverages are a healthier alternative to sugar-laden drinks. But new research says maybe not.
Delayed umbilical cord clamping improves newborns’ health 
Delayed umbilical cord clamping improves newborns’ health
Experts say babies’ blood and iron levels may improve when the umbilical cord is not clamped immediately after birth. Find out why.