Scrutinize those sweeteners
A dietitian offers helpful tips to reduce your consumption of super-sweet additives.
A dietitian offers helpful tips to reduce your consumption of super-sweet additives.
Indoor fitness routines—and some outdoor, too—can help you stay in shape when the snow flies.
A diet heavy in unhealthy foods can quickly lead to serious problems involving malnutrition.
By recognizing subtle problems early on, you can help avoid the development of more serious complications.
Both parents should work toward good health—because both have an influence on prenatal outcomes.
Early childhood trauma can change the brain and genes—putting lower-income children at extraordinary risk.
Having more sexual partners could increase your exposure to problematic viruses.
If you want to gain quality years, adopt a low-risk lifestyle that embraces exercise and good nutrition—and shuns smoking and alcohol.
The more pounds a woman loses, the lower her risk.
The need to constantly manage the disease can lead to physical and mental exhaustion, noted experts who provide great tips to get back on track.
Did you know that nearly half of all cancer deaths are attributed to factors you can modify?
More than half of Americans say they're concerned about developing cancer—and 1 in 4 believe there's nothing they can do to prevent it.