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From the first warning signs to receiving treatment, how quickly you respond can be the difference between getting back to your everyday life or a ...

By Jack C. Rose, MD

Every 40 seconds, someone somewhere in the United States will have a stroke – and 80-85 percent of those will be ischemic stroke.

By Lorie Roffelsen, RD, CDE

It should come as no surprise that nearly half of adults reported trying to lose weight within the last 12 months. And, for many, that ...

By Kim Alvari, RD

From diabetes to heart disease, the effects of serious medical conditions can be managed, mitigated or even prevented with a well-informed nutrition plan.

By Sharmi Mukherjee, PT, MPT, DPT

One of the most important components of maintaining a healthy lifestyle is getting adequate exercise.

By Lorie Roffelsen, RD, CDE

Knowing how to manage this condition over a lifetime is more important than ever – and it all starts with eating healthy.

By Prasad Katta, MD

With prevention in mind, here are some Type 2 diabetes risk factors that you inherit and ones that you’re able to control.

By Vida Reed, RN

Although more than 30.3 million Americans are currently living with diabetes, there can still be a stigma around receiving a diagnosis.

By Rohit Sehgal, MD

While there’s no one cause of heart disease, there are some factors that can increase your risk for developing it. View the slideshow to learn ...