The Dirty Truth About Allergies
There may be no place like home, but for more than 50 million Americans who suffer from allergies(1), there's no place for allergens in the home. Indoor allergens, such as dust mites, mold and pet dander, are more common than people may think. In fact, at any given time, 80 percent of people in the U.S. are exposed to dust mites and 60 percent are exposed to cat or dog dander(2).

Tips for Safer Eating and Drinking while Traveling
Here are some steps you should take to make sure you stay healthy while traveling.

Top Health Concerns for Men
Men are notorious for not going to the doctor. Whether they think they can simply tough it out or they prefer to avoid an uncomfortable conversation about their health, men tend to visit their physician only under extreme circumstances. But advances in erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment options over the last 10 years have had the added benefit of encouraging men to see their doctors.

This Allergy Season, Stay Alert to Drowsy Driving Dangers
Summer is fast approaching, bringing sunshine, vacation days and trips to the beach. But the warmer weather also marks a peak in seasonal allergies and the beginning of a busy driving season. According to a recent survey, many Americans (44%) report that they typically drive more during the summertime, from Memorial Day through Labor Day, than any other season of the year.

Exercise Tips for Success
Everybody knows that exercise is good. Here are some guidelines for approaching an exercise regimen that can help everyone benefit.