Limiting children's use of television is already one recommendation that pediatricians emphasize to parents. But what might it mean if kids use too much TV, computers or video games?

For seniors, having difficulty breathing could be a sign that other medical problems are on the horizon — problems like a decline in memory and thinking abilities.

Children who spend a lot of time watching TV are more likely to be overweight, according to past research. But parents can make a difference.

Colon cancer remains the third most common form of cancer, but new research suggests that colon cancer screenings are helping to save lives.

Health-conscious people are always looking for ways to live long and disease-free lives. There may be more to achieving that goal than just maintaining a healthy weight.

People who have lasting neck pain could get some relief by making the right phone call, which might be to a licensed massage therapist.

Getting help fast is key to surviving a heart attack, but one new study suggests there may be a delay in getting women the treatment they need once they arrive for emergency care.

It's important to teach teens not to drive while under the influence. But there may be risk factors parents can watch for in doing so.

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may be well known, but there is still a great deal that scientists don't know about it.

Just because a child is diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) when they're young doesn't mean they continue to show symptoms of the disorder later in life.