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Heart disease is still the top cause of death — but with proven tools in hand, we all have the power to change that.

Robert Califf, M.D., urges patients and those at risk of illness to find trustworthy health care providers who can help them navigate a fragmented medical system.

A panelist discusses how the dexamethasone suppression test (DST) serves as a simple, cost-effective screening tool for cortisol excess, with proper timing and interpretation of both cortisol and dexamethasone levels being essential for accurate diagnosis and guiding further evaluation.

A panelist discusses how the dexamethasone suppression test (DST), particularly the 1-mg overnight test and 2-day low-dose test, is used to screen for cortisol excess, with the 2-day test offering higher specificity and the choice of test depending on the clinical context and patient symptoms.

Alyssa Greiner explains that by joining a clinical trial, you can gain access to treatment and help others do the same.

Cazoshay Marie’s life changed in an instant after a traumatic brain injury, but she’s using her voice to advocate, educate and empower fellow survivors.

A panelist discusses how screening for excess cortisol in individuals with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes can uncover a hidden hormonal driver of insulin resistance and poor glycemic control, enabling earlier intervention and more targeted, effective treatment to reduce long-term complications.

A panelist discusses how screening for excess cortisol in individuals with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes can uncover a hidden hormonal driver of insulin resistance and poor glycemic control, enabling earlier intervention and more targeted, effective treatment to reduce long-term complications.

With the right treatment and care team, many people with MS are living full, active lives.

Maddison Saalinger, MS, RDN, explains that there’s no one-size-fits-all “diabetes diet” — just a nutrient-dense, well-balanced approach to eating.

An expert discusses how excess cortisol disrupts blood sugar regulation and promotes insulin resistance, making type 2 diabetes more difficult to manage while also driving visceral fat accumulation and increasing long-term risks for metabolic and cardiovascular diseases.

An expert discusses how cortisol, a vital hormone regulating stress, metabolism, and the sleep-wake cycle, can lead to a complex range of symptoms when elevated—beyond classic Cushing syndrome—highlighting the importance of recognizing subtle signs such as resistant hypertension, fatigue, and poorly controlled diabetes for early diagnosis and treatment.

Most skin cancers are preventable and treatable when caught early — Elizabeth Hale, M.D., explains why daily SPF and annual skin checks are essential.

Schizophrenia is a medical condition that’s treatable — and recovery is possible.

Adam B. Weiner, M.D., says treatment decisions depend heavily on the cancer grade, patient age, overall health and whether the cancer has spread.

Better care starts with faster diagnosis, insurance reform and honest conversations about what living with gout really means.

Two patients reveal the emotional and physical toll of living with mismanaged gout — and the life-changing difference a rheumatologist can make.

Jeff Peterson, M.D., stresses that proper education is the missing link in helping patients understand and control their gout.

Social anxiety often begins with negative thoughts — but you can challenge them and feel more in control.

Learn how personalized treatment plans can help manage gout, prevent flares and lower uric acid levels for better long-term health.

John Cronin, M.D., discusses how obstructive sleep apnea is a common yet often undiagnosed sleep disorder that disrupts breathing during sleep, leading to fatigue and health risks.

Mona Amin, DO, explains why consistent gout treatment is essential to preventing joint damage, flares and long-term complications.

From oral medications to infusions, Julie Kidd, PharmD, MPH, breaks down the differences in MS treatments and what patients should know before starting a DMT.

Erin Vickers’ journey with heart disease highlights the importance of self-advocacy and pushing for answers when symptoms are dismissed.

Tamsen Fadal is on a mission to normalize menopause conversations and help women navigate perimenopause with confidence, knowledge and self-advocacy.

Riley Bove, M.D., M.Sc., emphasizes that most women with MS can safely plan for pregnancy with coordinated neurological and obstetric care.

Chris Davlantes, M.D., shares expert insights on concussion prevention, recognizing symptoms and why early intervention is critical.