Jillian Foglesong Stabile MD, FAAFP, DABOM

Explore the critical issue of medical misdiagnosis, its causes, and how patients can advocate for accurate diagnoses. Learn how to navigate complex symptoms and ensure the best care.

ACOG is helping to clear up confusion and give women and their healthcare providers better information to make decisions.

For some, healthy eating and regular exercise are enough to lose weight. When these things don't work, it may be time to consider weight loss medications.

Learn what two doctors are saying about GLP-1s and whether they are safe for people with autoimmune diseases.

Peptide drugs are used to treat a variety of health conditions. Some may even help people who are overweight and obese lose weight and manage obesity-related conditions.

Zyrtec and Claritin are similar over-the-counter allergy medicines. Your choice may come down to a subtle difference.

Discover how regular physical activity serves as a powerful tool in managing chronic diseases like diabetes, heart disease and arthritis, improving overall health and quality of life.

Genetic testing reads your DNA; AI risk assessment reads your mammogram. Learn how each estimates breast cancer risk and whether you need one or both.

Called back after a mammogram? Learn what abnormal and high-risk results mean, how BI-RADS categories work, what tests come next, and why most aren't cancer.

A 5-year breast cancer risk score estimates your chance of developing cancer soon, not whether you have it. Learn what the numbers and risk bands mean.

Compare the major breast cancer risk assessment tools — Gail, Tyrer-Cuzick, BCSC, CanRisk, and AI-based models — and learn which one may be right for you.

Confused about mammogram timing? See current breast cancer screening guidelines by age from the USPSTF, ACS, and ACR, plus what changes if you're high risk.

Learn how to safely start a new workout routine with doctor-approved tips on injury prevention and recovery. Discover why medical clearance, proper warm-ups, correct form, gradual progression, rest, and good nutrition are essential for avoiding strains, overuse injuries, and setbacks.

Early findings from suggest creatine may have potential benefits for cognition and memory in Alzheimer’s patients.

A shower may ease hangover discomfort, but it will not sober you up or reverse alcohol overdose. When hot, cold, or 911 is the safer call.

Discover how much aerobic exercise you really need for optimal cardiovascular health. Learn evidence-based weekly targets, the benefits of moderate vs vigorous activity, and why consistency and small daily changes can significantly reduce heart disease risk.

A doctor's guide to building muscle safely at any age