Many Doctors Not Prepared to Treat Chronic Pain
Many physicians are not adequately trained to help patients with chronic pain, even though pain is the top reason for doctor visits.
Call for More Research on Early Lung Cancer Detection
The American Lung Association is encouraging more research on the early detection of lung cancer.
Back to School Nutrition Tips
Dietitians dish on good nutrition tips for your children as they head back to school to keep them satisfied and focused.
Less Sleep in Teen Years Tied to More Pounds at 21
Lack of sleep not only puts teens at risk for poor grades, it also puts them at increased risk for obesity, researchers warn.
6 Diet Don’ts
Here are some habits that can hinder your weight loss efforts.
Caffeine for Kids a Concern
Caffeine is showing up in snacks, candy, and gum, and many have concerns about the potential health effects on children.
Vegetarian Can Be Satisfying
You don’t have to go 100% vegetarian to enjoy more meatless meals and more vegetables, beans, nuts, and whole grains.
Respect the Rutabaga
Rutabagas are a cross between cabbage and turnips with a long storage life that can be used to make nutritious and hearty dishes.
High Tech Fitness Tools
From apps and high tech gadgets to social media, more people are using these new tools to help them meet their fitness goals.
Lifestyle Changes to Reduce Cancer Risk
We can help prevent nearly one third of the most common types of cancer by making healthy changes to how we live our lives.
Healthy Foods to Fight Illness
Good nutrition is the cornerstone for a healthy body and mind. Here are some tips from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics to help you ward off illness.
High School Athletes Use Nutrition to Win
Even high school athletes are taking sports nutrition seriously in order to feel and play at their very best.