WebMD's guide to what's new in diabetes treatment.
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WebMD's guide to what's new in diabetes treatment.
A chronic migraine treatment plan might include medication, lifestyle changes, therapy, and more. Here's how one woman found the best options for her.
Throughout the COVID pandemic, what was happening in Europe foretold what we could expect here stateside. Is the same true for measles? WebMD asked experts just how concerned we should be, and what, if anything, about measles keeps them awake at night.
What are the new treatments for myasthenia gravis? An expert in the field gives an overview of immunotherapies and other breakthroughs.
To control chronic migraine headaches, you might need medication, lifestyle changes, and an attitude adjustment. Learn how one student found success.
TGA is an episode of sudden and short-lived forgetting that is most common in people between 50 and 70
If fats and sugars sometimes seem irresistible, you’re not alone. A new study published in Cell Metabolism reveals why.
Despite its name, you shouldn’t keep your pills in the bathroom medicine cabinet. There are two major reasons why, experts say.
How long does it take DMARDs to work for RA? Learn why it can take some time for rheumatoid arthritis medication to be most effective.
MS typically arises in women in the first half of their adult lives. Learn how some women balance career, family planning, and a chronic disease.
How MS can affect your work life, and what changes you can make to accommodate your symptoms.
New research is reassuring for young women who want to become pregnant after being treated for breast cancer.
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A migraine diagnosis is a key part of your treatment plan. Here’s what to do if your doctor isn’t taking your pain seriously.
Family, friends, and support groups can help you adapt to life with geographic atrophy (GA). Find out where to find the best sources of support for you.
Choosing the right plan can simplify meals and help you stay on track with a diabetes-friendly diet.
Looking to prevent or treat diarrhea? Kick your digestive tract into gear with the good probiotics found in yogurt.
Doctors are reporting high levels of COVID-19, flu and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), as well as other “flu-like illnesses” that cause similar symptoms, such as the common cold, other coronaviruses, and parainfluenza viruses.
Endometriosis starts when cells that are like the ones that line your womb grow outside of it. It can affect many other parts of your body. Here are tips to live your best life with endometriosis.
Almost half of all pregnancies in the U.S. are unplanned. Find out how this happens so often, from user error to irregular periods.
The JN.1 variant, while causing a spike in cases and worse outcomes, isn’t expected to be the sky-is-falling-variant many have worried about. But what if the next one is? Will we be prepared?
When it comes to alcohol consumption, moderation is everything.
For expert advice on how to lose baby weight the healthy way, WebMD turned to Elizabeth Ward, MS, RD; a dietitian; author of Expect the Best; mom of three daughters; and an expert in pregnancy, lactation and kids' nutrition.
Living with chronic migraine can be challenging. Find out how one man learned the power of talking to others about chronic migraine.
New treatments for bipolar disorder are on the horizon. Here’s a look at some of the latest advances, as well as experimental therapies.
Puberty can be a tough time for any kid. But it might be harder on those with central precocious puberty (CPP).
When raising a child with central precocious puberty (CPP), it’s important to take steps not only to maintain their well-being, but also your own.
Going through puberty early can make kids confused or embarrassed. Learn how you can talk your child through this trying time.
Treating your type 2 diabetes with insulin? Learn the ins and outs of giving yourself daily injections.