It seems that every day there's a new study linking happiness to something. And yet most of us feel we could be happier and wonder what we can do to achieve contentment.
While early-stage cancers can be monitored, advanced versions often require an invasive procedure. But a new drug, Zytiga, may provide an alternative to those measures.
Arthritis is closely connected to the fact that two thirds of the people in the US are overweight or obese. Physical activity helps, but staying active can be a challenge for people with arthritis.
Nearly everyone picks his or her skin from time to time to free an ingrown hair, trim a hangnail or cuticle, or to “take care” of a pimple or other skin blemish. It’s pretty normal, right?
The no-frills information about what is actually in the food you eat is hiding on the nutrition label. See our slideshow to know which products are good for a healthy diet.
A new report lists the top 25 sources of calories for Americans over the age of two, and almost a third qualified as “empty calorie” foods, meaning they boost calories without adding nutrients.
We explain what's going on in the body during an asthma attack, and how to deal with one once it's happening.
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