Drugs and Medications Slideshows

Your parent will have to take in a lot of information during and after a prostate cancer diagnosis. Learn how you can support them through it all.

It’s natural for a breast cancer diagnosis to cause anxiety. Here are steps you can take to help manage it.

When you are fighting cancer, your body is not as able to fight off germs. Learn how you can protect yourself from infection during this time.

Breast cancer treatment changes you mentally, physically, and emotionally. Here’s what to expect and how to handle it.

Having and treating breast cancer may change your relationship with sex and intimacy. Here are ways to build both up post-treatment.

HIV and AIDS raise your risk for certain conditions that affect your lungs. Learn more about tuberculosis, pneumonia, bronchitis, and more.

When you have HIV/AIDS, you’re at higher risk for oral health issues such as gum disease, thrush, and sores. Find out the most common mouth problems.

Planning a trip? Take these precautions to prevent opportunistic infections when you travel.

Proper treatment can keep your HIV at undetectable levels. Find out what can affect your viral load.

Black Americans face HIV and AIDS at a higher rate than any other racial group. Learn about the things that influence this data and where to find support.

Noticing new or changing eczema symptoms? It could be a signal from your body that your condition is getting worse.

Eczema symptoms may be a little different for older adults, and your response to treatment may change, too. Here’s what you should know.

Lupus acts differently in the body as you age. Learn what to look for and how to take the best care of yourself.

Learn the lifestyle tips you can follow to care for your physical and mental health when you have paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH).

El ejercicio es beneficioso para las personas con diabetes tipo 2. Si el ejercicio no te es fácil, lee estos consejos sobre cómo incorporarlo en tu rutina.

Besides your meds, lupus requires a lot of self-care. Learn how to put tech to work for you to help make life with lupus easier.

Noticing new or changing lupus symptoms? It could be a signal from your body that your disease is getting worse.

Type 1 diabetes adds another layer to the challenges every parent faces. Learn how to keep your child safe and empower them to manage their own care.

You may need prescription medicine to keep your symptoms under control, but some people say they benefit from complementing their therapy with vitamins, herbs, and supplements.

A diagnosis of vision loss can be hard to process. These tips can help you find new ways to adjust.

When you’re caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, agitation can be a frustrating and scary symptom to manage. Learn some strategies to prevent it.

Not all skin care products are created equal. Learn which ones to love and which ones to leave.

You may know about the effects of lupus on your heart, joints, and kidneys, but this autoimmune disease can affect your eyes and vision, too. Learn how.

Medicine is a key part of your lupus treatment, but it can come with side effects. Learn how to manage them.

Most babies get RSV at least once by the time they're 2 years old. There are things you can do to keep your child from getting it. Learn prevention tips.

Health care can add up to one of your biggest monthly expenses during retirement. Try these tips to cut your out-of-pocket costs.

Lupus can affect anyone – including celebrities. Find out who else is living with the chronic disease.

Pain is common when you have ulcerative colitis. Learn different ways to manage it.

It’s common for people with IBD to struggle with sleep. Try these tips to get the rest you need.

You shouldn’t have to stay home with UC. Get travel-savvy with these tips.

Ulcerative colitis can strip your body of essential nutrients. Learn what can cause malnutrition in UC and how to help prevent it.

About 4 out of 5 people with MS deal with fatigue as a symptom. Learn tools and tricks for managing your energy.

When do you need surgery for RA? Learn the different options available for treating the condition.

Menopause can bring on hot flashes and night sweats, sending your personal thermometer through the roof. Learn self-care tips to stop the heat wave.

Not all treatments for UC work for everyone. That’s why research is always underway to develop new treatments to better meet every patient’s needs.

Besides prescription and over-the-counter medications, are there natural ways to prevent and soothe UC flares?

No diet can cure ulcerative colitis or put you in remission, but some diets may help relieve symptoms, reduce inflammation, or help your medications work a little better.

Recently diagnosed with AFib? Learn what it is, what symptoms to look for, treatment options, what to expect, and more.

Life with a J-pouch will take adjustment. Learn what to expect and how to manage.

Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) is a type of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). Get the facts on this severe form of fatty liver disease.

Learn about the many options, both low- and high-tech, that can help you manage vision changes and keep doing the activities you enjoy.

When you have RA, putting your joints through their full range of motion routinely will help beat stiffness and maintain flexibility. Try these exercises.

Topical plaque psoriasis treatments can be an effective way to get clearer skin, but you have to use them the right way to get results. Here’s how.

What should you expect with a cardiac ablation? Find out how to prepare, how it’s done, recovery times, results, and more.

Are anxiety and AFib related? Learn about the link, and how to manage symptoms of both.

At-home methods such as coughing, abdominal pressure, deep breathing, or the Valsalva maneuver may help slow your heart rate when you have an AFib episode.

Getting a new pair of glasses or contact lenses can be a big adjustment for kids. Here are some ways you can help them get used to the change

Treatments for atrial fibrillation are constantly advancing. Learn what’s new in research, treatment, and prevention.

RA is about more than just joint pain. Learn about the challenges RA might throw your way and how to handle them.