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St. Louis Woman Gets Her Confidence Back with Weight Loss Program
More than 70 percent of American adults are considered overweight or obese. Real Appeal, an online weight loss program, uses personal coaches and offers convenient tracking tools that help motivate people to adopt healthier behaviors.
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Feeling Blue? There’s No Need to Suffer in Silence
Less than half of those affected by mental illness get treatment. Two sources of help that may be overlooked are EAPs and insurance providers.
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Be smart with unused medicine on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day lets people dispose of old prescriptions that could potentially cause accidental poisoning, misuse or overdose.
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Real Appeal Weight Loss Program Gives Busy Mother a New Mindset
Real Appeal, an online weight loss program, uses personal coaches and offers convenient tracking tools to help motivate people to adopt healthier behaviors.
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How the New Level2 Program Helped a Man with Diabetes Sick with COVID-19
Jon Alger was sick with COVID-19. He knew managing his diabetes was crucial to his recovery. Learn how the Level2 program helped.
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Weight Loss Program Inspires Workforce in St. Louis
More than 70 percent of adult Americans are considered overweight or obese. Real Appeal, an online weight loss program, uses personal coaches and offers convenient tracking tools that motivate people to adopt healthier behaviors.
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How to help spot the signs of suicide
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Learn how you can help spot the warning signs of suicide and reduce the risk.
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Texas man credits walking program in helping with recovery after heart attack
After suffering a heart attack, a man gets his health back on track, thanks in part to the UnitedHealthcare Motion program.
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A Weight Loss Program Transforming Lives in a St. Louis Workplace
More than 70 percent of American adults are considered overweight or obese. Real Appeal, an online weight loss program, uses personal coaches and offers convenient tracking tools that motivate people to adopt healthier behaviors.
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What to Do If Your Child Has Head Lice
Each year, an estimated 6 million to 12 million cases of head lice occur among children between the ages of 3 and 11. Learn what to do.
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How to Take an Efficient Nap
Science is helping illuminate the benefits of napping and how it can counter-act sleep deprivation.
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Living with multiple sclerosis: A silent struggle
March is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a potentially disabling disease of the brain and spinal cord. The cause of multiple sclerosis is unknown.
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Debunking 5 Myths about Problem Gambling
There are a lot of misconceptions about problem gambling. We investigate five of them based on the latest clinical evidence.
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Let’s Talk Trends: Activated Charcoal
Some claim activated charcoal can whiten teeth, stop indigestion and cure hangovers. But experts say it may be ineffective or even harmful.
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Over 65? Here’s Why You Should Be Cautious About More Than Just The Flu This Flu Season.
By taking the right steps now, you can increase the odds of avoiding the brunt of both flu season and pneumonia season this winter.
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Ask the Expert: What You Need to Know About Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s disease is one of the deadliest diseases in the United States. Learn about spotting the warning signs and how you can help delay the onset.
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50 or Over? Why You May Want to Consider the New Shingles Vaccine
The best way for healthy adults 50 years and older to prevent shingles is to get the Shingrix vaccine, the CDC says.