After losing 2 daughters, family pushes for genetic testing
Aug 21, 2026
The Carlton family lost Abi, 9, and Molly, 5, to the same rare genetic condition just 20 months apart. Now, they’re advocating for earlier genetic testing for children.
Prevention
Thinking about your weight? Here’s how to talk to your doctor
Aug 18, 2026
Conversations about obesity, overweight and weight management can be challenging for individuals and healthcare professionals alike. Experts explain how to start the discussion, what to expect and why your doctor may be waiting for you to bring it up.
What’s in a vape? Why e-cigarettes are hardly harmless
Jun 30, 2026
Think that cloud coming out of an e-cigarette is water vapor? Think again. Vapes deliver nicotine along with heavy metals and toxic chemicals that can harm the heart and lungs, helping explain why health experts are calling for stronger protections.
Healthy summer cookout tips that still bring the sizzle
Jun 29, 2026
Your summer grilling can still be tasty – with smarter, lighter choices in place of hot dogs, burgers and even apple pie.
She had blood clots in her lungs. Now she urges women to speak up for their health
Jun 25, 2026
Tanya Chapman Griffin pushed for answers and learned 12 pulmonary embolisms caused her symptoms. She encouraging women to advocate for their health.
Anxiety in men can appear in unexpected ways
Jun 8, 2026
Anxiety is often seen as worry or fear. But mental health experts say anxiety in men can show up differently – especially for those influenced by traditional ideas of masculinity.
How community-based care is helping people control high blood pressure
May 29, 2026
Team Up to Take Down High Blood Pressure helps patients in Philadelphia manage hypertension with home monitors, regular check-ins and community-based care – leading to better control and stronger engagement.
Why Mom needs her sleep on Mother’s Day — and every day
May 6, 2026
Sleep is essential for heart health, mental well-being and overall wellness – especially for women. Here’s what moms and their families should know about getting better rest, on Mother’s Day and beyond.
Pulmonary embolism can be life-threatening, but a new guideline offers help for patients and doctors
Apr 20, 2026
A new guideline helps clinicians quickly identify and treat pulmonary embolism, a dangerous blood clot in the lung that can cause chest pain and shortness of breath but is often very treatable with prompt care.
Why blood pressure during pregnancy matters so much, especially for Black women
Apr 15, 2026
Disorders linked to high blood pressure during pregnancy, including preeclampsia, can have lifelong health consequences—especially for Black women, who face higher risks of heart disease and stroke. Experts share what to know before, during and after childbirth.