Health & Wellness
Delaware's allergy season typically starts in March and can last through October. Here's what triggers allergies and how to remedy symptoms.
If you're looking for the best dental care in Delaware, here are the top dentists in different specialty categories across the First State.
New software, better scans and 3D-printed braces are at the forefront of modern orthodontics, saving time and providing comfort for patients.
For 50 years, Limen House has provided substance abuse counseling and other services. Thanks to a new endowment, it can now offer a lot more.
The Delaware Alzheimer's Association criticizes a plan under which Medicare & Medicaid would only partially cover costs of a new treatment.
If you're tired of the same old workout routine, try out one of these unique Delaware gyms striving to make fitness fun—even addictive.
Nurses across Delaware were nominated in various categories by their peers. The top nurses were verified through our editorial process.
Nurse practitioners can now open their own practices in Delaware, increasing patient access to vital health services.
Rob Kalesse spent his final months working with the American Lung Association. His wife, Cristina, is still involved with the organization.
Many people in and around Delaware are practicing mindfulness by combining meditation with movement in labyrinths.
Realizing your child may be suffering from an anxiety disorder is never easy, but this Delaware program offers guidance.
Newark native Kathy Anderson opened Delaware's first ever StretchLab location in Pike Creek last November.
An age-old martial arts practice promises to help seniors improve their posture and coordination, plus boost energy and peace of mind.
Part of the Delaware Healthy Mother and Infant Consortium, the program supports women before, during and after pregnancy.
The apothecary-style shop helps Delawareans stay well in body and spirit amid the tumult of the pandemic and flu season.
In Delaware, a number of adults experience chronic stress due to their financial state, these six tips can help pave the way to success.
COVID-19 wasn't the first epidemic to hit the First State. In the 1650s, Delawareans suffered high fevers and symptoms caused by malaria.
Affordable housing prices, an abundance of nature and beautiful beaches have the 55-plus senior crowd flocking to the First State.
Not all calories are created equal, which is why men should nosh on these foods for optimal strength, endurance and health in Delaware.
Dr. Michael Bass of GI Specialists of Delaware and his patient, Adam Buccine, answer a few questions about PillCam™ SB 3@HOME program.