Preventive Aspirin Regimen Doesn’t Benefit Everyone
Millions of baby boomers take a baby aspirin every day to reduce their risk of heart attacks, but it may cause more harm than good for some.
Obesity Rates Leveling Off
It may sound like good news, but obesity is still a serious problem that needs to be addressed.
It’s OK, Play with Your Food
Touch is as important to food prep as seeing and smelling. This author talks about connecting with food by using her hands in the kitchen.
Men Can Get Breast Cancer Too
While breast cancer largely affects women, men should know that they too can get the disease.
More Kids with Mental Health Disorders
More children are dealing with mental health disorders including ADHD, autism, and mental or behavioral problems.
High-Fructose Corn Syrup vs. Sugar
High-Fructose Corn Syrup is being blamed for contributing to our obesity epidemic, but is sugar a better option?
Saying Goodbye to Gluten
For those with celiac disease or gluten intolerance, giving up gluten is the key to regaining health.
Fast Food Salt Content Varies Widely
The salt content among fast food chains varies widely and lowering salt across the board could help save lives according to the author of a new study.
Tobacco Control Programs Work
Tobacco control programs, such as tax hikes and smoking bans, are effective at reducing cancer deaths.
Stress May Shrink Your Brain
Experiencing stress can cause your brain to shrink which may reduce its ability to function.
Lighter Party Fare
Party food doesn’t have to be full of fat and high in calories. Here are some ideas to lighten things up at your next gathering.
Endometriosis Linked to Cancers
Women who have had a history of endometriosis are at a greater risk of developing certain types of ovarian cancer.