HEALTH TOPICS 
Is red wine actually good for your heart?
Have you ever topped off your glass of cabernet or pinot noir while saying, “Hey, it’s good for my heart,… More »
Tips to keep lost weight off in the New Year
Maintaining weight loss can be more challenging than losing it in the first place. This is the case because your… More »
Try these stretches before you get out of bed
Stretching before one gets out of bed has many benefits. It can release the body’s "feel good" chemicals, lubricate the… More »
Telehealth: The advantages and disadvantages
Normally, doctors and other health care providers for their patients in person at a facility such as a medical office,… More »
Latest from Harvard Health
Radiation after prostate cancer surgery may not be necessary
Many men who have surgery to remove a cancerous prostate receive radiation therapy afterward to wipe out any residual cancer. Alternatively, men can delay radiation and be monitored for signs of returning cancer. New research found that both strategies have… More »
What is a hiatal hernia?
A hiatal hernia occurs when the stomach slides through a natural hole in the diaphragm, which can lead to acid reflux. (Locked) More »
Predicting low-risk prostate cancer
Men who follow active surveillance for managing their low-risk prostate cancer can now use two online calculators to estimate if their cancer will become aggressive in the future. Men can share this information with their doctor to help establish new… (Locked) More »
Artificially sweetened drinks: No heart health advantage?
Artificially sweetened beverages may not be safer for the heart than drinks containing regular sugar. More »
