Testing at home might be easier than waiting in line. COVID-19 tests are available online, in pharmacies, and even in retail stores. Before buying a test, make sure it has the FDA’s stamp of approval.

Exercising isn't always easy. One thing that can help is developing a regular physical activity plan. Pick the right intensity to get started.

With many people vaccinated, it's time to go back to regular appointments. If you need breast or cervical cancer screenings, don’t delay them any longer.

Did you know that the Affordable Connectivity Program may give you up to $100 to purchase a computer or tablet? This program may also provide $30 per month towards your internet bill.

When you get older, it's important to have the right amount of vitamin D. It protects your bone, joint, and muscle health. Know the risks of not having enough vitamin D, and where to get it.

There are many ways to rethink your drinking. One way is to measure your dependency risk with a short, anonymous screening test on My HealtheVet.