Health and Fitness Spring-Summer 2011

Making sure people know your end-of-life wishes can prevent misunderstandings. Here’s what you need to know about living wills.

Planning how often, when and how much you eat of the right foods is the key to healthy nutrition. So forget the fad diet. Here’s all you need to know about eating right.

Advancements in dentistry and orthodontics continue to put smiles on patients’ faces.

Groups like Delmarva Parkinson’s Alliance spread the message of hope to those affected by the central nervous system disorder.

Delaware’s population of older adults is increasing at an extremely fast rate. That means health and social services will soon be stretched thin. Can we rise to the challenge?

Male sexual dysfunction can take any number of forms—all of which can take a toll on your emotional health and relationships. Help is on the way.

There’s no avoiding it. The key to dealing with it effectively is compassion.

That rumbling in your gut may not be as harmless as it seems. With the number and variety of gastrointestinal disorders on the rise, it pays to get a professional opinion. Here are some of the most common issues.

When chronic illness speeds us toward the end of life, some special people can help us live better.

Bayhealth's pet assisted therapy program is a success. Plus, weight loss with a spiritual twist, family caregivers get a break, and more.