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Going to college is an exciting milestone for many young adults. From signing up for classes to buying dorm supplies, summer can be a busy time for new college students and their families. During this time, you’ll also need to make sure your child’s TRICARE coverage will be ready when the semester starts, especially if…

Are you pregnant and unsure about vaccinations?Learn which vaccines are safe and recommended for a mother duringpregnancy

Everyday Health interviewed Amalia Peterson, MD, Assistant Professor of Neurology, for a story about research that found having normal blood pressure, no diabetes, and not smoking from age 45 to 65 are linked with nearly 13 additional years on average of dementia-free life

These are some of the things breastfeeding moms should look out for to tell if your baby is feeding well

This second webinar in the webinar series “Midlife health, lifelong impact: Exploring menopause webinar series” will answer your questions about the affect of menopause on cognition and mental health, including questions around brain fog, mood changes and brain health in the postmenopausal years

Former HIV prevention workers in Nepal say the loss of funding through USAID left them with few options for survival, with some, including transgender employees who once helped combat HIV, turning to sex work. (AP Video: Bram Janssen)

From tackling exam preparation to unwinding after a long day of classes, the internet plays a starring role in a student’s daily routine. With the academic year in full swing across India, the familiar balancing act of managing textbooks and touchscreens is back