Is it ever too early to start thinking about the health of a child? A new study suggests that more women should be thinking ahead and taking folic acid supplements before they become pregnant.

Rheumatoid arthritis can be treated with a variety of medications, depending on what works best for a patient. Sometimes, however, effective medications come with unwanted side effects.

Many young to middle-aged adults might brush off flu season as no big concern for them. But this season, the flu has hit the young hard.

Rates of asthma and allergies in children have been increasing. Could what a mother eats when pregnant set kids up for these conditions after birth?

Some conditions can only be treated with medication or surgery. Others, such as ulcerative colitis, can be treated with both options.

When it's chilly out, some people get worried about catching a cold, but how about having a stroke? New research suggests there may be a connection between weather and stroke risk.

It's not all in your head — stress really does make a difference when it comes to the headaches or migraines that you might experience.

A concern with abdominal hernias is that they will happen again after they’re fixed. Stitching them together is the traditional method of repair, but that technique alone may not always yield a repair that lasts.