An ageless equation
As you become more active, you'll increase your odds of living longer—no matter what your age or health history.
As you become more active, you'll increase your odds of living longer—no matter what your age or health history.
Food researchers suggest eating a range of fiber-rich foods to help you lower cholesterol, regulate blood sugar and stay regular.
There's much to celebrate in the flourishing survivor population, but it also highlights the mounting need to optimize care.
After successfully battling breast cancer and living with lymphedema, Pam Goodfellow now works to strengthen others engaged in the battle.
Study shows women who focused on nutrition reduced their risk of breast cancer death by 21%.
Regain control of your body with these 7 essential elements for daily success.
The sizable jump in cases among age 50 and younger is a worldwide trend arising partly from poor diet.
At the height of the day, seek shade, wear protective clothing and apply lotion that's SPF 30 or higher.
Cancer survivor Caroline Laney learns firsthand how humans and machines are working together in the operating room.
When Todd Henderson learned cancer might shorten his life, he got busy building a legacy—little robots that promise to feed the minds of young readers.
While certain genetic mutations can increase a woman's chances of a diagnosis, three specific actions can help offset the risks.