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Living with a chronic condition like liver disease means you’re not just receiving care  —  you’re an essential member of your own health care team.

You might really love your primary care provider (PCP) — and we hope you do! Still, no single provider can be an expert in everything.  For example, you want a surgeon in the room if you’re conside

Living with liver disease means staying vigilant about your health.

A personal care plan is a single document that organizes your most important health information in one place — your conditions, medications, providers, and more.

“You’ve got prediabetes.” If you’ve ever heard these words from your health care provider, your next thoughts were likely, “So what should I do now? Am I going to get diabetes?”

The results of your A1C test are a good sign of how well your diabetes treatment plan is working.

Colon cancer can sneak up on you. You might not know right away that you have it. That’s because it often develops slowly and there aren’t obvious symptoms.

It’s likely that you know someone who’s received a breast cancer diagnosis. After all, breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in U.S.

Leaving a residential treatment center can stir up a mix of emotions. You might feel relieved, hopeful, anxious, or even unsure of what comes next.

Summer is the perfect time to fire up the grill and gather with friends and family. This year, why not expand your cookout menu to include some plant-based foods?

For a good life, your mental health matters. Positive emotions like joy and contentment feel good — and they’re good for your health.

It’s common to experience changes in vision and hearing as you get older. But did you know that untreated vision or hearing loss can negatively impact your brain health?