Chronic Pain November/December 2021
Learn how physical activity can help treat this condition. Plus, get the latest statistics on which age group experiences chronic pain the most and more.
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Wet Age-Related Macular Degeneration Winter 2022
Get answers to common questions about treatment. And find out how technology can help you manage this eye disease.
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Spinal Muscular Atrophy Winter 2021/2022
Know where to turn for emotional support. Plus, discover top devices that can help with everyday living.
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Inflammatory Bowel Disease December 2021/January 2022
Find out more about the common causes of a flare. And test your IBD knowledge with a five-question quiz.
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Chemotherapy Winter 2021
Learn more about how chemotherapy affects your body. Plus, get strategies to help support you or a loved one through treatment.
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Severe Asthma December 2021/January 2022
Learn more about symptoms and triggers. Plus, get the latest statistics on this condition.
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Type 2 Diabetes Winter 2021/2022
Find out what lifestyle changes you can make to help lower your A1c. Plus, learn how stress can affect your blood sugar and what you can do to keep it in check.
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Dry Eye November December 2021
Get the scoop on why your eyes are so dry. Plus, an ophthalmologist shares several options for treating your condition.
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In-Home Hospice Care November 2021
Find out what common diagnoses could lead to in-home hospice care. Plus, learn about the benefits available to you.
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Winter 2019 Diabetes
Get tips to save money on your diabetes management. Plus, get some diabetes-friendly holiday dish ideas.
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Summer 2019 Diabetes
Use tech to tweak your diabetes treatment plan. Plus, try a few healthy cookout hacks.
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Winter 2018 Diabetes
Smart ways to make healthy habits run in the family. Plus, weeknight meals and winter workout tips.
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Summer 2018 Diabetes
Use high tech, low stress gadgets to manage diabetes. Plus, add some sizzle to your next cookout.
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April/May/June 2021
After bouts with COVID-19 and breast cancer, actor Rita Wilson is now living life to the fullest. She's thankful to be alive and vows to not take anything for granted anymore.
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January/February/March 2021
NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is an advocate for social justice across the health care industry, criminal justice system, and much more.
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October/November/December 2020
Actor Kristen Bell is an advocate for solutions to homelessness and also programs to help those affected by the coronavirus.
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July/August/September 2020
NBA star Stephen Curry powers up his family foundation to help people during the coronavirus pandemic.
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June 2020
Regina King currently stars in the hit HBO show, Watchmen. She talks to us about her family history of high blood pressure as well as about how she manages her wellness and stress.
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May 2020
Actor Taraji P. Henson is in the final season of her hit Fox TV show, Empire, which ends in May. She speaks out about mental health issues specifically within the African American community.
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March/April 2020
Actors Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka are on a mission with food-as-medicine pioneer God's Love We Deliver to help people with chronic conditions. Plus, meet our annual WebMD Health Heroes winners.
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January/February 2020
This special issue looks at artificial intelligence and its impact on patients, doctors, scientists, and society in the future.
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Nov/Dec 2019
Singer Tim McGraw is dedicated to supporting the quality of life for those diagnosed with neurological brain conditions.
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October 2019
Singer, songwriter, and This Is Us star Mandy Moore treks through life with purpose and power.
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September 2019
Best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell shares research about how we see the world and our own health.
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July/Aug 2019
Avengers star Chris Hemsworth promotes healthy living and lends support and awareness to children affected by trauma.
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