LifeMinute Podcast: Health and Wellness

The couple encourages others facing infertility to share their story and find a support group

The ultimate checklist for the whole family from lifestyle must-haves to everyday necessities

Here are ways to protect yourself and others

Some important advice on what to consider, especially if you or someone you love is elderly

We have the scoop on the best ways to feel your best in honor of National Positive Attitude Month

If your eyes are sensitive, dry, scratchy, tired, or excessively teary, you may be experiencing dry eye syndrome. If left untreated, it can cause permanent damage. Doctors say it's one of the most prevalent conditions they see in their practice. On average, we spend at least 6 hours a day online. This increased time can cause us to blink less often or only partially blink, and that's problematic. A healthy blink rate is essential to activating the oil-producing meibomian glands, which spread the needed tear oil across the surface of the eye to keep it hydrated. While there are some great medications and treatments available, many focus on tear deficiency issues. However, in most cases, dry eye symptoms are caused by something else. In fact, the majority of patients experiencing dry eye symptoms have blocked meibomian glands, which is a condition commonly known as meibomian gland dysfunction, or MGD. For the 86% of dry eye patients that do have MGD, there are treatments that can help.

Improve your overall health along with your pearly whites

The path to a healthy and enlightened life with yoga expert Yogmata Keiko Aikawa

From personal hygiene to trying contact lenses

There are simple lifestyle changes you can make to help take control of how you age

Some tips to combat the pain and wake up every day on the right side of the bed