As the global COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve, the new Omicron variant is causing a surge in COVID-19 cases in the U.S. and around the world. Omicron is one of the newest discovered variants of the original COVID-19 virus. While there is still a lot…
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Close relationships can play a large role in our health and happiness. But they can be hard—whether they’re with a romantic partner, family member or friend. Sometimes, conflict rears its ugly head. Other times, we drift apart. Often, we simply don’t see eye to eye….
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You may have heard that fiber is good for your digestion and for helping you feel full. What you might not know is that fiber is also important for heart health and that most Americans don’t get enough of it in their daily diets.1 The…
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This time of year, many of us are thinking about the goals and resolutions we hope to reach in the new year. But keeping those goals might be another story. Researchers have found that almost 30% of New Year’s resolutions fail after just two weeks and by…
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People often assume acne improves as the weather changes from warm to cold. Less sweating, sunscreen and bug spray mean clearer skin, right? Not so fast. It’s actually a myth that acne is worse in warm weather, says Jeffrey Zwerner, MD, Senior Medical Advisor of…
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With the holidays around the corner, a busy travel season is in full swing. If you’re traveling by car to see family and friends, be prepared when you hit the road. While roadside assistance services can be a lifesaver, it’s important to pack your vehicle…
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Winter is known as the most wonderful time of year. But for many of us, dry, itchy skin can overpower the joy of the season. While wintertime skin irritation usually isn’t serious, it can be annoying and frustrating to deal with. Check out our five…
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As we head into winter, many people are ready to cozy up and be charmed by the comforts of colder weather. Others, however, feel a significant sadness. If you feel down and isolated around the same time every year—with an urge to hibernate—seasonal affective disorder…
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