Family Health Articles

The flu poses a special risk during pregnancy — but so do some medications. What (over the counter) drugs can you safely take, and which treatments should you stay away from when you are expecting?

The flu and common cold always leave you feeling under the weather, but being pregnant adds another dimension. How can you treat your flu or cold when you are expecting a baby, and what can you do to avoid becoming ill in the first place?

Change is inevitable as you approach the menopause — but are you seeing the kinds of changes you want? Including workouts you enjoy into your life will help battle weight gain, hot flashes, osteoporosis, and muscle loss. What exercise is right for you?

The perimenopause is a time of big changes, and your breasts are no exception. What should every woman approaching the menopause know about breast health?

Hot flashes are one of the most common menopause symptoms women encounter, and also among the most bothersome. What can you do to find relief?

The menopause brings new health challenges — how can you combat unpleasant symptoms and potential risks through lifestyle changes?

The menopause changes all sorts of things, but did you know it can also make drinking (lots of) alcohol more risky, especially if you're on hormone replacement therapy? Here's what you need to know.

Going through the menopause is not only tough for many women, it can also take years. What can you expect from your menstrual periods during this season of life — and when should you see a doctor?

Periodontitis is a common condition which, according to recent research, may be associated with infertility. This may be due to a number of factors such as periodontal-specific bacteria and widepread inflammation in the body resulting from the disease.

Most women who have not reached menopause experience various kinds of menstrual problems including cramps, heavy flow, migraine headaches, irritability, or tension, or some combination of these symptoms and more. Yoga can relieve menstrual symptoms.