Some say 50 is the youth of old age. There are steps you can take to ensure you have many healthy years ahead. Learn about tests and vaccines you need to stay in tip-top health.

Whether you're working off a few pounds or want a more active lifestyle, VA's MOVE! Coach app (available on Android and iPhone) can help you meet your health and fitness goals.

As a Veteran, one of your benefits is seeing your VA health information anytime to better manage your health care. All you need is a computer or mobile phone with internet.

Do you receive VA prescription medicines? Do you know your refill options? VA provides safe and effective ways to refill prescriptions. Manage your prescriptions from VA by phone, mail, or online.

You can lead a full life even if you have Crohn's disease. By planning and working with support groups, you can find ways to cope. And you may even help others who have Crohn's disease.

Veterans with diabetes often hear a lot about lowering their blood sugar. But sometimes your blood sugar can get too low. Talk with your health care team about problems with low blood sugar.

Veterans can access and share their VA lab tests results online. You can view, download and print your health information. Stay on top of your VA health records online with My HealtheVet.

Women Veterans who are not ready to begin a family, talk to your doctor to find the best option for you. The most recommended way is long-acting reversible contraceptives, or LARCs.

My HealtheVet helps Veterans manage their health care. From the number of Secure Messages sent, to the number of refills requested, you'll find it all on our My HealtheVet data page.

Veterans can be repaid for travel costs related to VA health care services through The Beneficiary Travel program. This program helps eligible Veterans receive mileage reimbursement.

On a tight schedule, it's tempting to grab fast food for lunch or just skip it. But with planning, you can enjoy a tasty meal if you're at home, on the go or at work.

There are lots of things you can do to support the Veteran in your life who may be going through a difficult time. A simple act of support can help someone feel less alone.

Being in pain is an individual experience and a normal part of life: a skinned knee, a headache, a broken bone. But it's important to know the difference between acute pain and chronic pain.

Veterans with high cholesterol could be at risk of developing heart disease and stroke. But diet can play an important role in lowering your cholesterol and improving your health.

Take steps to keep your allergy symptoms from ruining your spring. My HealtheVet has a few solutions to help you keep track of your allergies.