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Migraine management involves more than treating pain when it happens. Learn about medication safety, preventing rebound headaches, and the daily habits that may help reduce how often migraine occurs and improve quality of life.

Research highlights the benefits of blood pressure lowering medications.

Research continues to support the effectiveness of certain medications in treating anxiety.

Research addresses questions around side effects related to commonly prescribed cognitive enhancers.

Research highlights the potential benefits and harms of testosterone treatment in men who have low testosterone levels without a related medical condition.

From fever reduction to pain relief, many of us use aspirin as a way to treat common conditions or illnesses that occur in our daily lives. But does the research support its use for cancer prevention?

If you’re interested in aspirin and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs as a dementia prevention strategy, you should know that current evidence doesn’t support their use for this purpose and raises red flags around potential health risks.

Aspirin is one of the world’s most widely used drugs. Although for some time it was believed that aspirin helped prevent heart attacks, emerging research suggests that in adults without a history of heart disease, aspirin may do more harm than good.

For people with atrial fibrillation, newer blood thinners may be safer and more effective than older, more commonly prescribed medications.

Premature ejaculation is a frustrating experience that can bring any man down. On the up-side, there are many treatments that can help.

Many women experience hot flashes and night sweats during menopause. If you are suffering from your own personal heat wave, find comfort in the fact that there are options available to help cool you down.

A gout flare-up can be a very unpleasant and painful experience. Several treatment options are available, so speak with your healthcare provider about which treatment might work best for you.

Many people will pop a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug casually at the slightest pain. Make sure that you are aware of the risks, and review your medications with your doctor.

Dreading sandal season? Fungal infections are unpleasant to look at and difficult to treat, but research shows that oral antifungal medications can be effective, although they come with some side effects.

Based on the research evidence, some drugs are getting credit they don’t deserve! They may even be doing more harm than good.

Research evidence shows there are things we can do to avoid repeat hospital visits.

Stay informed, engaged and on track to age well. Find out how your mobile phone can be a helpful tool to help keep you healthy.

Low back pain can be debilitating but it can be managed with non-drug therapies and medications if needed. What works best? Find out recommendations from recent research evidence.

Alternative options for managing pain can bring relief without the risks associated with prescription drugs.

Got probiotics? These “good for you” bacteria, found in certain foods and available as supplements, contribute to a healthy digestive system and improve gastrointestinal problems.