Grandparents are advised to physically distance themselves from their grandkids.

The coronavirus crisis has rattled the global economy. In these desperate financial times, you might be tempted to pull from your retirement early. But is this a good idea?

Last year, 25 million Americans received the Federal Earned Income Tax Credit.

This year, more than 3.8 million students in the U.S. will graduate from college.

There are 160,000 ventilators in the United States. During this crisis, many have been deployed to the centers where the need has been greatest.

The World Health Organization and American Academy of Pediatrics weighed in with screen time guidelines.

One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. This year alone, 276,000 will be told they have it.

It’s been the norm for several months… stocking up on food and basic necessities. It seems with little more to do… food shopping is non-stop.

One in 59 children in the U.S. is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder or, ASD.

Epidemiologists use a computerized mathematical process called modeling to give health experts information they need to understand and combat COVID-19.

Post-traumatic stress disorder can occur after a shocking or dangerous event directly impacts you.

A new device the size of a bandage is allowing orthopedic surgeons to close wounds safely and quickly, with better cosmetic results.

The hospital can already be a scary place for many kids and even more so now with added hospital restrictions due to COVID-19.

Many patients who contract COVID-19 develop pneumonia and in some cases, patients don’t realize they have pneumonia until it’s very hard for them to catch their breath.

In a one-week span in March, the coronavirus-based unemployment rate doubled from 3.3 to 6.6 million Americans.

As the number of daily deaths from COVID-19 decline, there is an increase in the number of studies researching this novel virus.

The numbers are staggering! More than 100 million Americans, close to a third of the population, suffer from a neurological condition such as Parkinson’s, stroke, or multiple sclerosis.

A law school graduate, a startup entrepreneur helping to raise $30 million in venture capital, and often being one of the very few women in the boardroom, this smart woman has accomplished many goals.

Coronavirus has forever changed us. We are experiencing loss: loss of freedom, loss of connection, loss of normalcy.

Now that coronavirus has literally wiped out an entire season, planners are working around the clock to re-invent the wedding.

More than 47 million Americans could lose their jobs due to the economic impact caused by the coronavirus. That would be over 32 percent of the workforce out of work.

Imagine your lungs slowly hardening and shutting down. It’s difficult to breath or even walk. That’s what more than 200,000 people will begin to experience this year.

It’s a new method of hip surgery which is getting patients up and walking the same day.

It’s being called a young person’s disease, with the highest incidence of infection in people between the ages 15 to 24

According to a Forbes article, 50 percent of people make New Year’s resolutions, and 80 percent of them have already broken it by February.

Preschool-aged children in the U.S. consume 30 percent of their daily energy in the form of sweet or salty snacks and sugar-sweetened drinks.

From dry winter nights to the brutal summer sun, taking care of your skin is vital.

At just 31 percent, millennials are the lowest percentage age group to own stocks.

Most financial experts will suggest waiting as long as possible to claim your social security benefits.

If you hadn’t had a health issue before, the importance of affordable health care has really hit home... almost all of our homes, thanks to COVID-19.

Approximately 135,000 Americans will die this year from lung cancer.

The U.S. population is aging rapidly. Nearly one in seven or almost 15 percent of Americans are 65 or older.

As many as 70 percent of pregnant women take acetaminophen – the generic name for Tylenol.

Parkinson’s disease can cause tremors, loss of balance and more importantly, loss of control.

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an economic crisis. In fact, the outbreak put more Americans out of work in three weeks than the great recession did in two years.

In a given year, 18 percent of the U.S. population will struggle with anxiety and seven percent will have at least one major depressive episode.

It’s called the ‘cancer pen’ and is used to help diagnose cancerous tumors.

Weed, pot, grass, dope… whatever you call it, more and more people are doing it.

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.