Care and Conditions

Summer has finally approached, and it's time to travel! If you recently had joint replacement surgery, no need to worry - traveling is still in your future. If the proper actions are taken, it should be safe to travel soon after your surgery. 

For generations, too many women have believed that urinary leakage was something they simply had to live with, an inevitable consequence of getting older or having children.

The "T" in LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer) often used to go unnoticed, but it's important to know what it means to be transgender and how to support individuals who are gender diverse. Many people don't understand much about gender diversity, and that's okay.

Chances are, you've seen at least one dramatic movie scene in which a man suddenly clutches his chest and falls to the floor.

There's no better time than during Heart Month to get to know your heart a little better (and learn a few ways to keep it healthy)! After all, it's the only one you have.

The birth of a baby is often a joyous event. However, it can also result in something you, as a new mom, may not expect: depression. 

Finding breast cancer at its earliest stage gives you the best chance for a cure. And mammography has long been the gold standard when it comes to screening and early detection of breast lumps long before they can be felt. 

Most couples think that getting pregnant when they're "ready" will be easy. The fact is, however, that an estimated one in 10 couples will experience infertility.