April 24 to May 1 is National Infant Immunization Week. Today there are 11 vaccines for children between ages 0 to six that protect against 14 diseases. But, infant immunization can be a stressful time for baby — and mom and dad. Here’s how to make it easier. Plus, a few resources that will help.

Another study reveals how the hunger hormone, ghrelin, causes some people to overeat favorite foods even when they’re feeling full. Plus, get three simple tips to prevent overeating.

April is Cancer Control Month. Although cancer rates have been on the decline since the 90s, we still have to be vigilant about prevention and early diagnosis. This article provides tips on correctly performing a breast self exam.

If you’re going into a hospital any time soon, you should take proper precautions. Every year about two million people in the U.S. contract nosocomial or hospital infections — infections contracted during medical care in a hospital or other health facility. These virulent bugs often cause serious illness or death. Find out how you can protect yourself and your family.

To help consumers save on health care costs, we’ve produced the article, “Health Care Costs — Safe Ways to Cut Back if You’re on a Budget,” which includes tips such as giving up that individual hospital room option on your health plan, and choosing generic drugs as much as possible over brand names. The article is available now for website, blog and newsletter publishers.