Thursday 3 November 2016

6 subtle signs of depression you should never ignore

For more than 25 percent of American adults, depression is a severe problem. For others, the signs may be so subtle, they don't recognize it.

'Geographic tongue' and other strange symptoms you shouldn't ignore

It's easy to get alarmed by strange symptoms, but they are not always reasons to panic. NBC News medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar explains some possible explanation for "geographic tongue," cravings for sweets, and an achy Achilles heel.

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Experimental program shows promise in reversing Alzheimer's

The Bredesen Program, a groundbreaking new treatment, is showing signs of reversing the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. California neurologist Dale Bredesen says the program is designed to fix imbalances in the body, but warns that it is not a cure. NBC special anchor Maria Shriver reports in the latest edition of our Brain Power TODAY series.

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Mom runs half marathon while pushing triplets

Suzy Goodwin completed a half marathon with her 1-year-old triplets in tow, and raised money for the hospital that treated them as NICU patients.

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5 easy ways to exercise with your pet

Here's how to get and stay in shape with the help of your dog.

Cobie Smulders: Posing topless inspired me to open up about my cancer battle

The former "How I Met Your Mother" star says her 2015 Women's Health cover inspired her to open up about battling ovarian cancer in her 20s.

Why are men embarrassed to talk about mental health issues?

As our No Shave TODAY campaign continues to spotlight men's health issues, Dr. Stephen Snyder says a "male quality" often makes men reluctant to ask for help, whether it's asking for directions or getting mental health treatment. Dr. Mehmet Oz says if men really want to "man up" for their family, they should reach out if they show signs of mental health issues.

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