Health & Balance

Playtime isn’t just for kids. Learn how to incorporate play into your life and how to find opportunities for fun.

Short on time and feeling overwhelmed? Get quick tips to improve your mood so you can take on the day.

WebMD discusses the health benefits nature offers and how doctors are now prescribing ecotherapy to patients with a variety of conditions -- or just for general wellness.

Negative self-talk can bring down your perspective on life. Here's how to turn down the volume.

Positive self-talk can improve your perspective on life. Here's how.

The actress and singer shares her healthy-living habits.

Our experts give tips for coping with depression and feeling your best.

Go with your gut. It's more scientific than you might think.

Not hitting it off with your co-workers? You might need to take a step back.

Could you actually be addicted to your smartphone? If not, why is it so hard to turn it off? Here are tips on reclaiming your time and concentration.

Find out the secrets behind a good kiss, and how you can become a better kisser.

Worried about a nagging problem? Learn how to shift your attention and focus on the day ahead.

Searching for healthy meal options but pressed for time? Get tips on navigating the supermarket aisles with good nutrition in mind.

How life's hardships can make you more resilient -- within limits.

Need to recharge? Don't lean on caffeine -- a power nap will boost your memory, cognitive skills, creativity, and energy level.

Before your holiday stress levels start to rise, learn these 4 simple tactics for saying no to unnecessary obligations.

WebMD debunks happiness myths including the belief that "happiness is a destination" and more.

WebMD talks to experts about top concentration killers, such as multitasking, boredom, fatigue, and more.

Abused as a child and addicted to drugs as a teen, Chelsea Baum turned her life around in an amazing way.

Doctors are increasingly turning to acupuncture to help conditions ranging from allergies to asthma, chronic pain, and female sexual dysfunction.

Loneliness really does hurt -- not just your emotions, but your physical health, too. Here's how to reconnect.

In December, King will turn off his microphone for the last time. As they prepare to wind up the show, he and his longtime producer, Wendy Walker, reminisced with WebMD about the ways in which health coverage has changed over the years, and how “Larry King Live” has helped to change it.

From depression and addictions to HIV/AIDS and cancer, celebrities and ordinary people alike learned to be comfortable opening up about their health, writes Wendy Walker, Larry King Live's senior producer, in her new book

A better diet, a little more exercise -- healthy living is easy if you take it one tip at a time.

WebMD provides tips to help your spending increase your happiness.