Acid reflux is a common issue across the U.S. According to Cleveland Clinic, 20% of adults suffer from chronic acid reflux. But doctors say the good news is, it’s treatable.

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is this Saturday, which makes it a good time to go through your medicine cabinet and see what’s expired.

We often hear about limiting screentime for kids, but those rules can be hard to follow when parents aren’t doing the same. That’s why it’s important to model good behavior.

If you’re looking for a way to celebrate Earth Day this year, consider buying some plants for your house.

Reports show more than 100,000 people, including children, are currently waiting for an organ transplant here in the United States.

There are all kinds of reasons a child may have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, but one factor that could be playing a role is their nightlight.

From flashy buzzwords to health claims, food labels can be deceiving.

As the old saying goes, sometimes too much of a good thing can be bad. But what about when it comes to coffee?

April is Autism Acceptance Month. According to the CDC, one in 36 children in the United States have autism. Despite its prevalence, many families still have to wait months before they can get their child in to a specialist to be diagnosed.

Do you struggle with late-night cravings? While an occasional midnight snack is OK, there are risks of making it a habit.

If you’re looking to boost your mood, you may want to go for a walk. A recent study found people who took more than 5,000 steps in a day noticed an improvement with their depression.

Spring is often seen as a time for growth and renewal. With the season in full swing, it’s the perfect time to spring into healthy eating.

Sometimes all it takes is a good joke to turn our day around. On this April Fools’ Day, Dr. Kia-Rai Prewitt, a psychologist for Cleveland Clinic, explains why laughter can truly be the best medicine.

Should you avoid sugar to reduce your cancer risk? It’s a bit more complicated than a simple yes or no, and the idea that sugar feeds cancer is somewhat misunderstood.

For those looking to improve their brain health, you may want to think twice about buying supplements that claim to do just that.

Reports show many Americans are not getting enough sleep – which can cause all kinds of health issues and even impact our memory.

According to a recent study, the number of dementia cases in the United States is expected to double by the year 2060.

A woman who survived a heart attack wants to share her story, particularly with women, because it's harder for them to recognize the signs.

In less than two weeks, we’ll spring forward with the time change. And for many people, losing one hour of sleep can be pretty disruptive.

Are you sick of the winter weather and ready for spring? Many of us are, and it turns out you can actually be allergic to the cold.

If you have children, you’ve probably heard them complain about being bored on countless occasions.

Valentine’s Day can be tough if you’re single, but it doesn’t always have to be about celebrating a significant other.

February is National Cancer Prevention Awareness Month, and you might be wondering if there are steps you can take to lower your cancer risk.

If it feels like your child always has something going on after school, whether it’s sports or other activities, it might be time to scale back their schedule.

Cleveland Clinic’s Love Your Heart survey found 74% of Americans believe stress can negatively impact heart health, but many also seem to be unaware of other factors that can play a role.

If you struggle with lower back pain, you might want to consider “striking a pose” -- with yoga that is. A Cleveland Clinic study found those who took an online yoga class once a week for 12 weeks noticed a difference in pain.

Artificial intelligence continues to grow in popularity with people using it for work, school and now even their mental health. Reports show some are turning to the technology for therapy.

When it comes to washing your hair, how often you do it depends on many factors.

Sticking to your regular bedtime, no matter what, will help get you back to a regular schedule.

Whether you lather up in the morning or at night, Cleveland Clinic dermatologist Dr. Shilpi Khetarpal recommends showering at least once a day.

From strengthening bones to boosting the immune system, Vitamin D has many benefits for our overall health.

Whether it’s a task at work or at home, we all procrastinate now and then. But why do we sometimes put off the things we know we have to do?

Many of us know it can be easy to overindulge at holiday parties, especially when you’re catching up with family and friends, eating all kinds of delicious food, and the alcohol may be flowing freely too.

Studies have shown that people who volunteer have increased happiness, lower blood pressure, longer lives and less depression.

Thursday is the Great American Smokeout, the initiative is held every year to encourage people to quit smoking. But, it’s not just smoking that’s a concern, so is vaping.

Many people nowadays are turning to energy drinks for that little extra boost, but sometimes it’s better to use caution before opening your next can.

Watching your favorite team on game day can be exciting, but it can also take a toll on your mental health.

A recent study found what we eat is playing a role, similar to how it does for older adults with colorectal cancer.

The government is once again offering free at-home COVID tests. If you saved some from the last time they were issued, now would be a good time to double-check their expiration dates.

Two new risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease were recently identified.

Now that the storm has passed, cleaning up after Hurricane Helene can be a nightmare, leading to mold growth and adverse health effects.

A new Cleveland Clinic survey found that 95% of men in the United States say that living a healthy lifestyle is a top priority. However, those numbers change when it comes to taking action.

How many alarms do you set to wake up in the morning? If the answer is more than one, that’s not ideal for your overall sleep quality.

The U.S. surgeon general recently issued an advisory declaring “parental stress” as a major public health concern.

As prices stay high, the last thing we want to do is waste good money on fruits and veggies that will end up rotten before you can eat them.

Cleveland Clinic researchers have been studying the effects of the sugar substitute “erythritol” on the body.

According to new research from Cleveland Clinic, the longer a woman is on maternity leave, the longer she is likely to breastfeed.

A registered dietitian for Cleveland Clinic said there are many ways to naturally boost your afternoon energy, including not skipping breakfast.

Spending time in the water this summer is a great way to stay cool. It can also be a great way to stay in shape.

A recent study from Cleveland Clinic found genetics may play a bigger role than originally thought when it comes to melanoma.

If you notice your hair or skin tends to feel more dry after swimming at the pool, chlorine from the water is likely to blame.

Father’s Day is Sunday, making it the perfect time to check in with your dad about his health and encourage him to see the doctor if he hasn’t got in a while.

That pounding in your head may be more than just a bad headache. We look at the common migraine triggers you may not know about and an unconventional treatment that could ease your pain.

Stress can not only take a toll on our mental health but our physical health as well.

According to research, nearly 95% of older adults have a chronic condition like diabetes, arthritis and heart disease. So, what can be done to improve this troubling trend?

If your child is just getting started riding a bicycle, we found out from a pediatrician what we should teach them -- beyond balancing on two wheels

Tick season is back! We'll tell you the best ways to avoid them and how to safely remove them from your skin -- if you do get bit.

According to Dr. Neha Vyas, a family medicine physician with Cleveland Clinic, now is the perfect time to purge those old prescriptions.

If you’ve ever noticed itchiness after stopping an allergy medication, you might be surprised to hear that it could be a withdrawal symptom.

Poor air quality can take a toll on our lungs and overall health.

or those of you who have tried press-on nails, you know they can be an easy, quick-fix when you want the look of a manicure without the cost or hassle of a trip to a salon. But you might not know that fake nails can be risky for your health.

The next time you go to buy something that claims to have “no added sugar,” you might want to double-check the nutrition label.

As we get closer to the total solar eclipse on April 8, here’s what to look for when picking out protective glasses to view this rare event.

For the last three years, Cleveland Clinic researchers have been studying the possibility of repurposing a well-known drug called Sildenafil for Alzheimer’s disease.

Even though it’s still considered winter, many are already experiencing symptoms of spring allergies, according to experts.

For years, vitamin B3, better known as niacin, has been added to many of the foods we eat every day. But, new research from Cleveland Clinic shows getting too much can put you at risk for cardiovascular disease.

If your phone is filled with apps, photos, texts and emails, it might be time to do some digital decluttering.

A Cleveland Clinic study is highlighting the dangers of e-cigarettes and vaping.

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, and research shows that late-stage cervical cancer appears to be on the rise.

Nearly two-thirds of those with Alzheimer’s disease in the United States are women.

Every year, a new flu shot is created based on different factors, like which types of the virus are expected to be the most common. But, that could change in the future.

When it comes to your nighttime routine, do you want them sleeping with you in your bed?

Seasonal affective disorder commonly begins in the late fall, and symptoms include things like feelings of sadness, lack of energy and difficulty sleeping.

Daylight Saving Time is coming to an end on November 5, meaning most of us will have to turn our clocks back an hour.

The secret to controlling your appetite and having better skin might be sitting on your front porch right now!

Cleveland Clinic’s annual MENtion It survey found most men in the United States believe they’re living a healthy lifestyle, even though almost half are not getting a yearly physical or taking care of their mental health.

Organ donors are some of the most selfless people in the world, so it’s always emotional when someone who received an organ from a donor can meet their family.

We’ve all heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day and Beth Czerwony, RD, a registered dietician with Cleveland Clinic, couldn’t agree more. However, she warns that not all breakfast foods are created equal.

Famed musician Bruce Springsteen is postponing the remainder of his September shows after being diagnosed with peptic ulcer disease.

The kids are back in school and getting back into their normal routines, and now it's time to decide: “Do I sign them up for sports?”

We keep all sorts of things in our medicine cabinets -- but what’s really essential to have on hand?

You might be picking your workout shoes all wrong! And yep, when you try those shoes on, you might be doing that wrong too!

A survey from Cleveland Clinic found that sexual health is a huge concern for men as they age.

For years, doctors have noticed an alarming rise in colorectal cancer in people under the age of 50 but they’re not sure what’s causing it.

It’s World No Tobacco Day on Wednesday, a day held every year to highlight the dangers of using tobacco products like cigarettes.

If you are looking to get in shape this summer but don’t want to work out at the gym, you may want to consider exercising outside instead.

Whether you’re gearing up for a marathon or just want to run longer distances, there are some things you can do to avoid foot injuries.

We might be making big mistakes in the summertime by not changing up our normal routines, which could lead to annoying little bumps, sunburn -- even wrinkles.

Warmer weather means people are ready to get outside, but it’s also time for ticks, which can transmit Lyme disease.

Osteoporosis is a disease that weakens bones, making them more susceptible to sudden and unexpected fractures.

Do you struggle with sore, achy muscles and joints? A chiropractor with Cleveland Clinic says there are three things you can try to ease common aches and pains.

Spring allergy season starts in February and can last until early summer in many parts of the United States.

New research from Cleveland Clinic found a commonly used artificial sweetener is associated with an increased risk for heart attack and stroke.

With the right mindset, psychologist Dr. Susan Albers with Cleveland Clinic believes you can drum up some good fortune.

A recent Cleveland Clinic survey found almost half of Americans admitted they buy fast food at least once a week, with younger generations doing it the most.

Although still relatively rare, MIS-C after COVID-19 has become more common and more severe than previously thought. A new study is raising critical questions.

Pets can be a common gift around the holiday season, but is a new cat or dog the culprit behind your sneezing?

According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, more than 200,000 toy-related injuries were treated in Emergency Departments in 2021.

With so many vitamins and supplements available these days, you may be wondering which ones you actually need.

Some ideas include spritzing it on toast for breakfast or drizzling it over salad. However you consume it, extra virgin olive oil may do your body good.