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You probably often hear or read about the results of health research studies. Want to better understand the complex science that relates to health research? Explore the interactive modules, quizzes, and videos created by NIH’s National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health. These tools can help you weigh what you hear and read. Knowing the science can help you make educated decisions…

How common is morning sickness? How does pregnancy affect sleep? Does chronic disease or disability change the pregnancy experience? Pregnant women are helping researchers answer questions like these by joining the PregSource research project. It is free to join, and all information is kept confidential. Plus, it offers health trackers, reliable health information, and the chance to share your…

Bullying is any unwanted aggressive behavior among peers where there is power imbalance. The behavior is repeated over time and includes actions such as threats, spreading rumors, attacking someone, and excluding someone on purpose. Bullying can affect kids’ health and well-being. Federal partners created stopbullying.gov to help you learn how to prevent bullying. Find out how to spot the signs…

Having fun is a great way to learn about how the world works. Visit the, Kids Environment Kids Health, website to find fun and educational resources for kids, parents, and teachers. Solve puzzles and play other games to learn about science, animals, and the world we all share. You can also find science experiments for kids or explore topics about nature, pollution, recycling, and more.

Have questions about oral health? It’s now easier to use your mobile or desktop device to find credible, reliable information about tooth decay, gum disease, mouth cancer, and many other oral health topics. This newly redesigned website will help you find answers to your biting health questions.

About 50 million Americans have a brain or nervous system disorder. That’s 1 out of every 5 people. NIH’s Brain for Life website is a one-stop shop to learn about the brain and the nervous system. You can also find answers to your questions about preventing and treating more than 400 disorders, including migraines, coma, stroke, back pain, and head injuries.

Got a minute? Tune in to Healthy Moments Radio to hear one-minute tips from NIH health expert Dr. Griffin P. Rodgers and other expert guests on living a healthy lifestyle. This weekly show features advice on how to prevent and manage diseases. Visit the website to play past episodes and to see the full list of radio stations airing the show.

Are you 60 or older? Do you need help quitting smoking? It’s never too late to quit. Visit the, Smokefree 60+, website for strategies and tools proven to help smokers quit. Download a mobile app to track your progress. Sign up for the free text-messaging service. Or learn about the free counseling service. There are many options to fit your needs.

Children who are seriously ill need a lot of support. And so do their parents and siblings. Palliative care treats the discomfort, symptoms, and stress of serious illness. Find videos and other resources on how palliative care can help you and your family on the new “Palliative Care: Conversations Matter” site.

Teens who misuse prescription drugs most often get them from friends and family. Keep your medicine out of teens’ hands.  This interactive website shows you how to get rid of expired, unwanted, or unused prescription drugs.