Fred Cicetti

Sinusitis, an infection in the sinuses, can trigger a toothache.

What happens to your immune system as you get old?

It's time for a flu shot. Here's what you should know about getting this year's flu vaccine.

Vitamin D is found in few foods.

Sometimes the family pet can make its owner ill.

Antioxidants may help fight free radicals in your body, which can damage DNA. But can they really make you healthier?

An injured tailbone, or coccyx, can make many activities painful. Here are some ways such an injury can be treated.

Reducing the amount of salt in your diet could lower your blood pressure, and lower your risk of heart disease and stroke. Here are some tips for reducing sodium.

The healthy geezer provides tips to care for your aging skin.

The pain of carpel tunnel syndrome is caused by compression of the median nerve, which runs from the forearm into the hand. Here are the signs of and treatments for carpel tunnel syndrome.

While too much sun is certainly hazardous, there is some sunny news about the sun.

What causes a person to go into shock?

In menopause, the production of female hormone drops suddenly, but in men, there's a gradual decline in hormone levels.

Organs have been successfully transplanted from people older than 80.

Negative thinking can contribute to depression. Here is a look at some types of negative thinking.

Can older people still get bariatric surgery if they want to?

The safety of probiotics has not been thoroughly studied scientifically.

Carrots are good for your eyes, but can they prevent cataracts?

Safety tips for grandparents.

Post-polio syndrome can strike people decades after they've recovered from polio.

One in five older adults has symptoms of anxiety.

Suicide is often a last-ditch attempt to ease the pain of depression.