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 The soaring cost of gasoline might have put a few bullets in the traditional family driving vacation, but it is not dead yet. Millions of Americans are taking to the road this summer in search of diversion, education and relaxation, but in these difficult times, many are setting their sights a bit lower than in previous years. Instead of tossing aside the beach towel and sunglasses altogether, you might consider hopping in your car, discovering your city or region and making family memories together. And you should be aware you can do it all on a quarter-tank of gas or less. Click here.
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 Dr. Sheldon Rubin delivered sobering news to the owner of a schnauzer during a recent visit to his Chicago practice. The dog tested positive for heartworm and faced a long, expensive treatment involving painful shots, says Dr. Rubin, DVM, who is president of the American Heartworm Society. Click here.
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 When the days grow longer and the sun warmer, most families can't wait to take to the outdoors. But when there's an infant in the family, being outside requires special precautions. Click here.
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 Disneyland! Disney World! These are popular vacation destinations for many families. Kids love the rides, the Disney characters, the gift shops brimming with toys, and an atmosphere that puts kids at the center of attention. Click here.
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 After her landmark 45th birthday, Mary Zorcik went on a fitness kick to get in shape. “I tried a step class but couldn’t follow it,” says the North Carolina teacher. Then “I joined a power walking group, but I lagged way behind. Finally I joined a local gym, but I felt way too self-conscious. I decided to give up on aerobics for good. But now [a year later] I feel so out of shape I’m starting to regret it.” Click here.
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