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If you’re feeling emotionally drained after quarantine or if the cold months make you feel fatigued and moody, the warm weather can help put a spring in your step.
Getting to the truth is important because women who are pregnant and sick with COVID-19 are more likely than other women to die, be hospitalized or be put on ventilators.
The American College of Cardiology study showed a 25 percent jump in the number of heart attacks that happen on the Monday after we “Spring Forward” compared to other Mondays during the year.
Even as new guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention permit gathering among those who’ve been fully vaccinated against the novel coronavirus, one expert warns to stay cautious.
Dr. Asha Patton-Smith, a child psychiatrist at Kaiser Permanente Mid-Atlantic, shares signs to look out for in your children and ways to help them cope with yet another change.
Working from home? Here are tips to ease neck and back pain
Kaiser Permanente Mid-Atlantic physical therapist Sebastian Cohen shares tips with 7 On Your Side to make life a little less painful.
A local gastroenterologist shares what you need to know about the diagnosis and how to screen for the disease.
Children and teenagers are headed back to the classroom after months of learning from home. Here are the best ways to support them through the transition.
After seeing big spikes in virtual visits in 2020, providers are evaluating what investments and policies are needed to help cement telemedicine as a permanent part of the health care delivery system.
The combination of less-than-perfect posture practices and more sedentary work-from-home conditions is prompting more people than usual to seek help, according to a Maryland physical therapist.
You won’t get COVID-19 from the vaccine, but there’s a chance you will feel sick after the injection.
Disruption in our daily lives can often impact how we sleep at night. Recently, there’s arguably been no greater disruption than the pandemic.
While the coronavirus put a stop to many in-person doctors’ appointments, it also spurred innovation in the health industry.
Covid-19 vaccine distribution is creating complications and confusion across the region, but D.C.-area health care leaders and industry veterans say the local business community can help.
Many arrhythmias are benign, but they may signal a serious or life-threatening condition. Here's what you should know about the risks and how to protect your heart.
COVID-19 Variants Spark Debate Over Double-Masking
Some experts say that wearing two masks may be more effective against the coronavirus.
Many women experience high blood pressure during pregnancy, leading to potential complications for mom and baby alike.
In developing the COVID-19 vaccine, science was not skipped, slighted or ignored. It is clear upon review of both vaccines that they are safe and effective. Many scientific reviews confirm this.
February is American Heart Month, and amid a pandemic winter it is important now more than ever for parents to be aware of their child’s heart health.
Heart disease kills nearly 50,000 Black women annually, yet only 1 in 5 Black women believes she is personally at risk.