Fall is a perfect time to explore new activities with your older loved ones. Here are a few simple and inexpensive activities that can be enjoyed by the whole family.

The federal government has released a list of the first 10 medicines that will be subject to price negotiations with Medicare, launching a landmark program to help reduce the cost of prescription drugs for millions of older Americans.

A federal expert panel has recommended a new COVID-19 booster for everyone over 6 months old. The updated vaccine was developed to target new circulating variants and provide better protection from serious health consequences.

Does someone you love have a chronic illness? Family and friends can play a major role in providing care and support. Here are a few tips on how you can help those who are suffering with a lifelong, debilitating medical condition.

The federal government has enacted a new law that expands existing protections against pregnancy discrimination in the workplace and ensures employees have the right to reasonable accommodations.

As the national mental health crisis continues, the United States Surgeon General has issued a warning about the harmful effects of social media on youth and called for action to keep them safe.

For many consumers, medical bills can cause a financial crisis. A new federal report warns that millions of patients who sign up for medical credit cards are deepening their debt.

It is widely accepted that consistent exercise is good for a person’s health and well-being. However, a recent study provides new guidance on what level of physical activity is needed to maintain health, improve fitness and lower your chance of premature death.

Even if you’re planning to stay close to home with your children this summer, there are plenty of fun, creative and low-cost activities to enjoy. By staying active and tapping into their creativity, kids can experience less screen time and enjoy more social time with family and friends.