Lifestyle
Study Shows Relationship Between Adolescent Obesity and MS
By Rachel Stockton
A study conducted by the Harvard School of Public Health has discovered a relationship between teenage obesity and an increased risk for Multiple
Quitting smoking with help from your cell phone
By Sheilah DowneySwitching to light cigarettes isn't going to help kick the habit, says a new study released this week, but playing a game on ...
Exercise Cuts Prostate Cancer Risk
A new study suggests that men who get moderate amounts of exercise regularly may reduce their risk of prostate cancer, including the type consisting of ...
Want to quit smoking? Don't try light cigarettes
Smokers who switch to light cigarettes in an attempt to quit smoking may need to change their strategy, according to a study out of University ...
Physical Activity Cuts Prostate Cancer Risk
Dennis Hopper diagnosed with prostate cancer
Actor and filmmaker Dennis Hopper has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, the common male reproductive malignancy.
His manager, Sam Maydew tells ...
Setting Our Clocks Back: Some Surprising Health Effects
By Rachel Stockton
At first glance, the effect of changing our clocks back and forth, from Daylight Saving Time and then back to Standard ...
WHO will admit cell phones raise brain cancer risk*
The World Health Organization will soon announce that long-term use of cell phones may be linked to elevated risk of some types of brain cancers, ...
Improving Health with Lifestyle Changes
By Rachel Stockton
One question that gets overlooked during the debate over health care reform is simply this, “How can I maintain a healthy ...
Cell phones raise brain cancer risk*
Cell phone users are at higher risk of developing brain cancer, a new meta-analysis study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology suggests.The analysis actually ...
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