Chronic Conditions

Learn how to spot the telltale signs of a new allergy’s development and where to go to receive qualified care and advice.

Food as preventative medicine? When it comes to preventing diabetes, certain foods can help lower your risk. 

Holiday meals don’t have to be put on hold if you are celebrating with someone who has diabetes. We’ve got healthy tips for the special day.

Talking to a family member or close friend about your concerns related to changes in mental health and cognition as they age is not always an easy discussion.

Rebecca Adams’ HER2-positive, stage 3A breast cancer diagnosis came as a shock. Extensive research and lifestyle changes helped her persevere.

Childhood obesity is a growing problem in the U.S., and it’s impacting children at an earlier age than ever before.

There are no clear symptoms of prediabetes, which makes the condition tough to detect. Monitoring your blood sugar decreases that risk.

An open line of communication and plenty of encouragement are two of the many ways your family can help manage a child’s epilepsy condition.

COPD exacerbations occur most often when people living with the condition experience extremely cold or extremely hot and humid temperatures.

Unburger Grill owner Chris Oliver, a diabetic for the last 21 years, recommends some wintery, diabetes-friendly recipes and shares a few tips.

Seeing spots or experiencing wavy vision should not be ignored, especially if someone is diabetic. Here are some common eye symptoms to pay attention to.

We throw bags of chips and boxes of crackers and snacks into our grocery carts. But what effects do those processed foods have on our diet?

Diabetics monitoring their daily diet have a lot to keep track of. We look at how sugar alternatives affect blood sugar levels.