Summer means carefree pool days with towels, sunscreen and chlorine-filled water. While chlorine does a good job of keeping pools safe, it can damage the skin. So, what exactly is chlorine? Chlorine ...

Common excuses for not going to a primary care doctor include not knowing where to start or being too busy to go to an ...

Growing pains some children 12 and younger occasionally feel are certainly real, but aren't actually caused by growth.

To keep your child safe on a family road trip this summer, install the car seat correctly, follow safe sleeping practices and ...

Orange peel, cottage cheese – if you’re in the 80% to 90% of women who have cellulite, you know exactly what it looks like. Commonly found on the thighs, stomach, buttocks and upper arms, some men can ...

Exercising while you are sick can have both positive and negative effects on your recovery, depending on the severity of your ...

A Gleason score ranges from 6 to 10 and helps inform doctors about the aggressiveness of your prostate cancer.

The viral “Cookie Challenge" puts a toddler's sharing skills to the test. A pediatrician explains whether the child's response is a concern.