The coronavirus pandemic has caused stress for everyone – including kids. Now a new study shows there may be easy ways to help your little ones stay mentally healthy during this uncertain time.

With tens of thousands of people dying from the coronavirus just in the U.S. and more than two million infected worldwide, some are stocking up on supplements to boost their immune system.

War, depression, recession, and now coronavirus. All of these things are devastating, and yet, after all, is said and done, what we learn can have negative fallout and also positive impacts.

We’ll share the benefits of cutting back, and the new sober curious movement that’s on the rise to combat this issue.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced couples everywhere to social distance from the outside world and spend more time with each other!

We are all too familiar with social distancing. But some say we should use the word physical distancing instead.

Most parents are learning new respect for our teachers. With most schools closed until fall, mom and dad have had to step up by either homeschooling or making sure online classes are being done.

Thirty-nine million people worldwide are living in total darkness … legally blind.

Coronavirus is playing games with our minds! It’s true! All this social distancing and self-imposed quarantine can wear on your psyche.

About 500 heart transplants are performed each year in the U.S. on children aged 17 and under.

Minority women are one of the fastest-growing demographics of the workplace—yet women of color make up almost half of the lowest-paid employees.

Hydrogels, or smart gels, look and feel a lot like jello.

The opioid epidemic continues to hit our country hard. Last year, more than 46,000 people died from overdoses, leaving thousands of children without parents.

Around 500,000 children in the U.S. have epileptic seizures. The effects can be devastating, especially when medicine can’t help.

Most parents are learning new respect for our teachers.

The images all around us can be upsetting for adults, and especially scary for children.

Physical therapy for most of us, the idea makes us cringe.

With many preschools and daycares around the country closed due to COVID-19, parents are worried that their young kids might not be learning the school readiness skills they need.

Being a teenager is hard enough. Now the COVID-19 crisis is making it even more challenging for some.

Disasters and their aftermath have caused short-term and long-term trauma and anxiety for kids.

An accident, sports injury, gum disease… each year millions of people lose a tooth or several teeth.

Nearly two million Americans currently use a prosthetic device.

In the United States, almost one in four moms are taking on the challenge of raising kids alone as a single parent.

It’s one of the most widely done orthopedic procedures - but as many as one in five patients or 20% say they still feel chronic pain or are unhappy with the results after knee replacement surgery.

You’ve probably heard of the keto diet… the popular eating plan that encourages you to consume high-protein foods and fats while steering clear of carbohydrates.

Experts said the United States leads the world with the number of COVID-19 cases - topping one million.

Multiple Sclerosis, it’s an unpredictable disease that disrupts the flow of information between the brain and the body, slowly robbing many patients of their ability to walk, causing tremors, muscle paralysis numbness, and weakness.

According to the National Institute of Health, nearly 15 million Americans suffer from alcohol use disorder or AUD.

It’s estimated 1.1 million people in the U.S. live with HIV. But one in seven are unaware they even have it.

The number of reported vaping deaths in the United States has risen to 59.

Depression—it’s a modern health epidemic. Over 16 million Americans suffer from depression.

Thirty-four percent of Americans are older than 50, and those numbers will surge over the next decade.

Push down hard and fast at a rate of 100 to 120 pushes per minute.

In about 20% of patients who come into a hospital intensive care unit, the kidneys suddenly lose the ability to eliminate waste and clean the blood, which can lead to permanent damage or death.

In 2014, children under age two spent more than three hours a day in front of screens, even though the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends no screen time for this age group other than video chatting.

Lung cancer is the second most common cancer. More people die from it than any other cancer.

In the past year, nearly 100,000 people have been diagnosed with melanoma, which is the most dangerous type of skin cancer.

One of the first signs can be a headache, but it gets worse—fast.

Each year, nearly three million people suffer from antibiotic-resistant infections

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, more than one in four children live without a father in the home.

This year, one in three women will give birth by c-section. Most of these new moms will be sent home with opioids to help control the pain.

Moms are always looking for ways to destress and improve their parenting skills. Now a new study shows participating in hands-on activities with your kids might be a simple way to help foster better behavior.

According to the Hair Loss Society, about 35 million men and 21 million women suffer from hair loss.

You’ve seen them on the store shelves: toys for boys and toys for girls. But could you be doing your kids a disservice by pushing gender-specific play? A new study suggests yes!

Brief periods of depression, anxiety, decreased appetite are just a few symptoms that often lead to a migraine.

Do your teens tell you everything, from where they’re going to who they’re dating? Or is it a battle to extract any information from them?

Smart technology can enhance our homes, our cars, and even our wallets, but can reliance on tech over old-fashion, traditional methods come with a downside?

Last year, 1.8 million Americans were diagnosed with cancer. One of them may be someone you know.

Parents should think twice before approving certain apps for their teen. One in five teens who regularly log onto the internet say they’ve received an unwanted sexual solicitation.

Growing up in Poland, renowned Houston plastic surgeon Aldona Spiegel, MD, spent hours designing and sewing new clothes for her dolls.

Cardio, abs, and lifting: all these exercises are great but to reach your goals, rest is essential too. Doctors advise at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity a week or 75 minutes of vigorous activity.

It’s a startling number. Nearly half of the kids in the U.S. experienced one or more types of childhood trauma by the time they are 17. Trauma can get under the skin and make kids more susceptible to illness.

By the year 2050, more than 14 million Americans are expected to have Alzheimer’s. Now researchers said a treatment involving lights and sound is showing great promise against the disease.

The coronavirus has forced many of us indoors, away from restaurants, movies, and sporting events. So, what are you going to do with all your extra time? How about your taxes?

A year ago, Jeopardy host Alex Trebek announced to the world he had stage four pancreatic cancer. It’s a devastating diagnosis. He had only an 18% chance to survive a year. Trebek beat the odds, but not everyone is as lucky.

Animal bites are more common than most people think, with two to five million occurring each year in the U.S.

If you are taking medications right now, you may be making mistakes and not even realize it. The whole point of taking prescription medications is to get healthier and make you feel better.

Almost 114,000 people are on the waiting list for organ donation. On average, 20 people die every day waiting for organs to become available.