Vitality Stories
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Post-Heart Attack Sex No Longer Taboo
Yes, you should speak to your doctor about having sex after a heart attack, because it can be good for you. -
Dangers In The Supplement Aisle
Research shows that supplements for brain health contain dangerous amounts of unlisted chemicals. -
Revisiting The Health Benefits of Alcohol
While too much alcohol can lead to addiction and other problems, decades of research connect low and moderate drinking to health benefits. -
Good Posture May Ease Some of Those Aches and Pains
Working from home at makeshift desks can cause pain in your back, neck, wrists and more. There are ways to prevent and relieve this pain. -
5 Key Tools for DIY Home Fitness
As COVID-19 cases go up and down, it’s likely that lockdowns will also ebb and flow over the months to come. That means that your gym may not always be open, so how can you stay fit at home? Here's... -
Embracing Your Phone's Fitness Potential
With lockdowns forcing people to spend time at home instead of the gym, it's no surprise that technology is taking on a big role in personal fitness. Your smartphone can be a powerful ally for... -
Michigan Residents Warned About Serious Mosquito-Borne Virus
The state of Michigan is reporting a resident infected with a rare, but serious mosquito-borne illness called eastern equine encephalitis, or EEE. -
Even in Age of COVID, Don't Forget Prevention Testing
People have been forgoing colonoscopies, Pap smears, mammograms: preventive care testing is down for the first half of 2020. -
2 Cancer Hair Dye Studies, 2 (Sort of) Differing Opinions
Two large studies that looked at whether permanent hair dye raises the risk of cancer came away with similar, and not-so-similar, results. -
People with Type 2 Diabetes Urged to Limit Alcohol
New research finds that for people with type 2 diabetes, drinking more than one alcoholic drink a day can affect their blood pressure. -
Don't Rely on Dr. Google if You Have Chest Pain
Chest pain is something you should never second guess. Don't waste time searching online. Call 911. It could save your life. -
“HearHer” Program Aims to Make Pregnancy Safer
For some women, pregnancy isn't what it should be -- an exciting, happy time. Every year, 700 women in the U.S. die of pregnancy-related complications.
