1.Pain Relief Treatment for your depression can make you feel better emotionally and may reduce pain. That’s because depression can contribute to the discomfort

   1.Depression Trigger: Overload Squeezed between the demands of children, aging parents, marriage, and your job? Feeling sad, worthless, and guilty? Women tend to shoulder

   1.Get Your Shots to Prevent Illness Vaccines aren’t just for kids. Immunizations can help keep you and your loved ones healthy. Most vaccines are

   1.Fact: Men Fly Under the Radar A depressed man, their loved ones, and even their doctor may not recognize depression. That’s because men are

   1.Don’t Quit Taking Your Medicine You can’t get addicted to antidepressants, but you may have withdrawal-like symptoms if you stop taking some antidepressants too

   1.Changes in Your Skin A new spot on your skin or one that changes size, shape, or color could be a sign of skin

   1.MS Symptoms: Vision Problems More than half of people with MS experience a vision problem called optic neuritis. This inflammation of the optic nerve

   1.Dislocations and Fractures If your knee hurts intensely after a bump, bang, or fall, you may have broken one of the bones that meet

   1.Peripheral Neuropathy This happens when there’s damage to the nerves in your body that relay messages to and from your brain. The most common

   1.Your Mind Parts of your brain shrink as you get older, and signaling between different areas can slow. That means you may have trouble