Read about a combination of factors that contribute to weight loss and weight maintenance.

Weight loss might come more slowly with the help of medication—but with lifestyle changes, it will happen. You will lose, and you will get healthier. Read some advice from Corrigan McBride, MD.

Doctor Corrigan McBride, bariatric surgeon at Nebraska Medicine, shares her personal story of going through bariatric weight-loss surgery two times.

Install carbon monoxide alarms on every level of your home.

AL amyloidosis, or light chain amyloidosis, is a rare disorder involving abnormal plasma cells in the bone marrow.

Learn about Mommy Makeovers to reclaim your pre-pregnancy body.

My husband and I would travel anywhere to get Brylie the care she needs, but now we live a short drive from one of the few facilities in the nation that specializes in intestinal failure. The multidisciplinary team will help Brylie down the road to health and digestion.

Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability. While some risk factors, such as getting older and genetics can’t be changed, when these 10 controllable risk factors are modified, you can significantly reduce your risk for stroke

Doctor Timothy Knudsen explains how to know whether you have a cold or allergies.

Almost everyone will eventually develop some form of arthritis. Michael Feely, MD, rheumatologist at Nebraska Medicine, provides the latest information on osteoarthritis and how to manage this disease.