Cultivating Health
Seasonal affective disorder, winter blues and self-care tips to get ahead of symptoms
Colder, darker months can cause some of us to feel a little more withdrawn or sad. Our clinical psychologist explains seasonal affective disorder, winter blues and how you can get ahead of the seasonal symptoms.
Read MoreHow you can beat the odds by getting screened for lung cancer
Lung cancer is the No. 1 cancer killer. However, most people don't know they have it until it's too late. That's why early screening and low-dose CT scans are so important to prevent lung cancer deaths.
Read MoreInfant bonding and your baby’s development: Tips for parents to encourage bonding
Infant bonding is an important process in a baby's life and can help set the stage for healthy relationships going forward. Learn ways to encourage bonding and why the whole family should be involved.
Read MoreCOVID and flu: Symptoms, vaccine side effects and more
Can you get a COVID and flu shot at the same time? What are the side effects of each vaccine? Our infectious disease expert answers your questions to help keep you and your family healthy this winter.
Read MoreWhat does it mean to have dense breasts, and why is screening so critical?
About 50% of women have dense breasts, which could make it more difficult to detect breast cancer. That's why it's so critical to get routine mammograms to find out if you have dense breasts.
Read MoreWhat you should know about E. coli symptoms and food recalls
Food recalls because of E. coli contamination are fairly common in the U.S. Our experts detail how the bacteria can be spread and what E. coli symptoms you should watch for.
Read MoreSuicide prevention: Who’s most at risk and how to help yourself or a loved one
Suicide is a leading cause of death in the U.S. For many people, it can be tough to know where to turn for help or how to help someone you know may be struggling with thoughts of suicide.
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