Rachel Reiff Ellis

ADHD symptoms come from problems with your executive functions. Learn more about what executive function tests are and what they can tell you.

Wondering if marijuana might have a soothing effect on your atrial fibrillation? Studies show that medical marijuana can help with symptoms of some conditions like multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, and HIV/AIDS. But for atrial fibrillation, the effects are more of a mixed bag.

Ashley Ringstaff tells the story of her life with Relapsing-Remitting MS.

To get healthier, you don't have to overhaul your whole life all at once. Big journeys start with a few steps. And when it comes down to it, a healthy lifestyle is all about the basics.
Focus on small changes first, and you’ll build a foundation for a healthier you.

Insulin shock is a medical emergency. When you don’t treat it, it can have serious consequences.

When you need insulin to manage your diabetes, that often means learning how and when to give yourself injections. The good news is that it’s easier and less painful than ever before.

Crohn’s disease can be unpredictable. But you can still thrive while you handle your condition. The key is to take charge of the details.

Whether you’re dealing with jet lag, night shift work, or insomnia, an inconsistent sleep schedule can impact your mood, concentration, and weight. But you can re-tune your sleep cycle to get better rest and more of it.

Navigating a cancer diagnosis takes more than just treatment of your physical symptoms. Cancer can affect every part of your life, from your job to your relationships to your finances and more. That's where a social worker comes in.

It can be easy to shrug off symptoms of depression or anxiety after an injury. Here are some warning signs you may need help.

With its state-of-the-art stadium, walkability, diversity, and Southern hospitality,
Atlanta is poised to make its mark as a Super Bowl super host.

Only you can know if you're emotionally ready to have a baby. Checking in with yourself is a smart way to start your journey to motherhood.

Super Bowl LIVE presented by Verizon: A fan-focused, fun-filled musical prelude to Super Bowl Sunday.

Does over-involved parenting stunt your kids' long-term emotional health? Signs—and science—point to yes.

At a yearly checkup in 2014, Kaley Karaffa, then 27, asked in an offhand way about some swollen lymph nodes she had near her collarbone for a few months. Her doctor sent her to a surgeon to get it checked out. Several weeks, scans, and biopsies later, Karaffa learned the news: She had diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.