BeWell
Cai & Kate teaches families and children how to identify and discuss emotions in this Allegheny Health Network show.
Strengthening your core is vital to everyday movement.
UPMC Hillman Cancer Center Exercise Oncology Program helps get cancer patients moving and healing.
A search of a half dozen homes led to something she didn't expect.
The UPMC Center for Bone and Joint Health can help patients manage their arthritis and the different conditions that cause it.
Setting small goals for yourself to start will help get you back on track.
Spring cleaning isn’t just for your cluttered attic or dark basement. It also applies to what we eat.
Counting calories can help us understand our actual energy intake, but it shouldn’t be used as the only tool in a person’s path to wellness.
In a changing world, we look for rest, relaxation and a little stress relief to achieve overall wellness.
Simple stretches I do every morning to retain my body’s range of motion to reduce low back pressure.
The Caregiver B&B being opened by Lisa and Charles Story is the first in the region — and possibly the nation.
The Unified Fitness Program links disabled individuals with students who help them exercise in the Aebersold Recreation Center.
Electric bikes are the most popular option for riders so far.
Why did I — just a ‘mom’ — need to seek out a therapist for myself?
Losing sleep regularly can contribute to health-related issues, such as cardiovascular disease, weight gain and even elevated cancer risks.
One in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer by age 70.
The 'I'm Fine.' project comes to Pittsburgh to raise awareness of mental health issues.
Stock your fridge and keep money in your wallet by planning grocery lists, comparing prices and hitting up local farmers markets.
The hamstring is a group of muscles and tendons located on the rear (posterior) side of the upper leg.
Instead of focusing on how not to eat processed foods, let's flip the script and concentrate on things we can do to push them out!
According to the CDC, 25% of adults in the U.S. are physically inactive.
Interactive therapy space coincides with work being done at Alexis Joy D’Achille Center for Perinatal Mental Health at nearby West Penn Hospital.
Seemingly every day I notice that things “look” the same but don’t “feel” the same AT ALL.
Teaching the next generation to get up and moving will keep them healthy into adulthood.