Volume 368

Simple preventative maintenance will go a long way toward protecting your investment in a new car.

If you’re like most shoppers, you consult the nutrition facts panel on food packages before you buy them. To make it easier for you to use this information when making food choices, the U-S Food and Drug Administration has developed a new Nutrition Facts Label.

Here’s news that should help the more than sixteen million Americans with chronic respiratory diseases—such as C-O-P-D—breathe easier:

More than eight million American adults have a condition called heart valve disease, or H-V-D. It can strain the heart and inhibits blood circulation.

The Right Rebate Act of 2018 would close a loophole in Medicaid that lets pharmaceutical manufacturers misclassify drugs and overcharge taxpayers by billions of dollars, says Jeffrey Lewis, the president and C-E-O of Legacy Health Endowment.

According to the National Institutes of Health, urinary incontinence affects five hundred million people around the world.

When you’re moving to a new home, four hints can help make the move smoother. First, get at least three free, written, in-home estimates from moving companies.

The housing market is heating up. The average home sits on the market for just a month before getting an offer. When time is precious, information is essential, so buyers need to be educated in case they need to decide quickly.

During annual housecleaning, there’s one place even the most fastidious families can forget: heating and air-conditioning ducts.