Did you know that your home could be harboring hidden toxins that are putting your family's health at risk? From chemical-laden cleaning products to toxic air pollutants, there are many dangers lurking in the shadows. In this video, we'll reveal the most common hidden toxins found in homes and provide you with practical tips and solutions to protect your loved ones. Learn how to create a safer, healthier living space for your family and start breathing easier today!

A new study by NYU Langone Health researchers found that the shutdown of a significant fossil fuel pollution source near Pittsburgh, PA, resulted in immediate improvements in respiratory health. Learn how exposure to fossil fuels is affecting our health and long-term lifespan.

Welcome to a New Era in Family Health Management Imagine a day when managing your family’s health is as simple as checking your phone. With the NEW CVS App, that day is now! Whether you’re a busy parent juggling work and home or someone who wants to keep their loved ones’ well‐being on track, the CVS App is designed with your family in mind.

This interview features Sharyn Lewin, Gynecologic Oncologist, Founder of the Lewin Fund to Fight Women's Cancers, discussing the latest in **cancer treatment**, specifically **antibody-drug conjugates** and their application to **endometrial** and other **solid tumors**. They highlight the mechanisms of action and potential benefits of these cutting-edge therapies, marking a significant step forward in **medical research**.

Zivolife microalgae is a single strain of green superfood grown in the mountains of Peru, shipped to and inspected in the United States to rigorous standards. And what you're getting when you receive your pack of Zevo is the purest, cleanest, most nutrient potent version of the plant that can possibly be produced. Heal your gut and numerous other symptoms. Testimonials abound. Save 20% on your first order when you enter code "gth" for "gotohealth" at checkout. https://bit.ly/Zivo-SAVE-20-percent

Xavier Toledo, Registered Dietician from the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine details the myriad health benefits of reducing meat and dairy and adding more plant-based proteins to your meal plans. Get healthy!

As temperatures rise and summer schedules get busier, wellness goals shouldn’t have to take a pause. From hectic schedules to nonstop snack cravings and long days outdoors, many families can struggle to stay on top of their routines during the summer months. That’s why lifestyle expert Lizzy Mathis shares her tips for staying well over the summer.

How can we overcome trauma, addiction, anxiety, depression? It's pretty amazingly simple with dual-brain psychology. Our brain is divided in two hemispheres, and one is usually where a trauma resides. By doing therapy with the untriggered brain half we can train the traumatized half to let go of past injuries, which helps us overcome psychological challenges we experience today. Proven by research.

Disability in a family can result in uncoordinated care in many different locations from many different providers. A unique campus in Las Vegas brings coordinated care from many organizations to the disability community. An inspiring story about a brilliant concept enabling disabled individuals and their loved ones to live in joy.

The Big Beautiful Bill includes the deepest cuts to Medicaid. This will have disastrous effects on small businesses in many industries, many of which pay low wages and forces workers to be on Medicaid. Cutbacks to Medicaid coverage will make these jobs unaffordable.

If you are a parent or grandparent, or someone who cares for children, sudden food allergies can be life threatening. Alice Hoyt, MD, a renowned food allergist, offers tips and resources for learning about food allergies and treating them with her new collaborative

Learn about signs of dehydration, and easy tasteful ways to stay hydrated this summer. Especially important for kids and older adults who may be less aware of dehydration symptoms. Registered Dietician Amy Goodson explains.

Recently, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced significant cuts to Medicare coverage, specifically affecting seniors battling non-melanoma skin cancer. This decision has sparked concern among healthcare professionals, patients, and advocacy groups alike. YOU can share your opinion about these cuts

Americans are facing immense stress planning for retirement while balancing their duties as a caregiver. Many have to reduce work hours or stop working completely, impacting their financial security. Learn more about caregiving and how it affects retirement planning. And how Edward Jones advisors and tools can help.

Yes! There will be cuts to Medicare beginning in 2026 if Congress approves The Big Beautiful Bill and its huge budget deficits. Cuts to Medicaid and the SNAP Food Program too. Find out why.

Father’s Day is a time to honor and appreciate the fathers and father figures in our lives. While celebrating, it's also an opportune moment to prioritize the health and well-being of the men who have played pivotal roles in our lives. Heart health, in particular, is a critical aspect that deserves attention. Men are at a higher risk for heart disease compared to women, making it essential to understand the risks, recognize the signs, and take proactive steps to ensure a healthy heart. In this article, taken from our interview with Dr. Jane Wilcox of Northwestern Medicine we share valuable insights into men's heart health, offering guidance on how to safeguard Dad's heart this Father’s Day and beyond.

Meningitis is a serious illness that can cause life-threatening complications and even death. Among those who contract meningitis, 1 in 10 will die, despite appropriate treatment, and sometimes within 24 hours. Make sure your teen or young adult is vaccinated with the proven and safe Meningitis B vaccine, administered in the teen years.

Creatine is in the news these days, and receiving LOTS of searches online. Why? Two reasons. It's summer and many folks are getting in shape for the season. And, the supplement creatine is no longer considered solely for weight lifters and men. It's for women too, who want to have more energy and stamina in their workouts, as they make time to balance their health with their home and work lives. Our trainer and nutritionist explains.

Bradley Cooper is the Executive Producer of the new documentary "Caregiving" released on PBS, following the death of his father from cancer. Involved in the movie are our two guests, Jessica Guthrie, who at age 26 began taking care of her mother suffering with dementia, and Debra Barrett, VP of Corporate Affairs at Otsuka whose company supports employees with caregiver programs. Debra advocates for other employers to support the community of employees numbering 45 million who are loving home caregivers. We each could be next.

Schizophenia has a typical onset in children in their late teens and early twenties. Causes are unclear. Our two guests, a psychiatric nurse practitioner, and a Mom who is a registered nurse with a schizophrenic son, educate us on how important it is to recognize symptoms and get early treatment to avoid brain damage. Learn with us.

The healthcare sector is currently grappling with an unprecedented workforce shortage. This scarcity of qualified professionals has ripple effects, particularly in the realm of home care services. Simultaneously, the incidence of dementia with an aging population is on the rise, creating a pressing need for specialized care that addresses both medical and emotional needs of those affected. Learn how you can help your own loved ones if and when needed.

Chronic spontaneous hives (urticaria) can take over your entire body, with no known cause. It occurs most commonly in people from 20 to 40 and more often in women. New medications are bringing tremendous relief.

Understanding Obstructive Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (oHCM). Obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (oHCM) is a condition characterized by the abnormal thickening of the heart muscle, particularly the ventricles. It can happen to anyone midlife on.

A new report from Georgetown University’s Center for Children and Families (CCF) says Congress could make that far more difficult for people living in rural areas if it moves forward with plans to cut Medicaid, which covers more than 47% of all births in rural America and 40% in metro areas.

America is facing two huge crises in its healthcare system: 1) the primary care shortage and 2) the general public’s diminishing trust in healthcare professionals. Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (COMS) are leading the charge to meet this primary care shortage challenge.