Men's & Women's Health

According to Frances Prevatt, M.D., adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, ADHD, is common among adults and is often misdiagnosed or not diagnosed until later in life. Dr. Prevant speaks with Barbara Lewis about ADHD, symptoms, and management.

George Thomas, M.D., discusses renal nerve ablation, a new procedure for uncontrollable high blood pressure that shows promising results.

Climate changes are responsible for many agricultural problems, but did you know they could also be responsible for early flu outbreaks?

While receiving chemotherapy and radiation, cancer patients are encouraged to rest and take it easy. However, according to the Journal of Clinical Oncology, patients who exercised regularly after receiving a diagnosis of colon cancer had a lower mortality rate than those who didn’t exercise. Julie Flucht, field producer, explores the exercise options for people receiving cancer treatments.

Valori Treloar, M.D. serves up the deep fried truth about America's favorite snack, french fries.. French fries are immersed and fried in vegetable oil, which contains Omega-6 fatty acids that cause inflammation throughout the body, including the face. Dr. Treloar suggests cutting out french fries and Omega-6 fatty acids for healthy and beautiful skin.

Almost everyone knows someone with attention-defect/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), but did you know cases of ADHD have risen nearly 25% in the last decade?

When going to the hospital for a routine surgery there are things that aren't supposed to happen called, 'never events.' But what happens when never events become a reality? Martin Makary, M.D., speaks with Sound Medicines about why things that are never supposed to happen, usually do.

We all know that getting a good night's sleep is important, but did you know that not getting enough sleep could negatively affect your overall health?

Neil Segal, M.D., and researchers found that women lost some of the height in their arches during and after pregnancy. This may be due to the additional weight carried during pregnancy. Additional research may show that arch support during pregnancy can prevent problems arch problems down the road.