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January 11, 2016

8 crazy celebrity diet tricks revealed

"What's the craziest diet trick you ever tried?" We posed that question to eight of our favorite celebrities, and their answers didn't disappoint

January 11, 2016

10 Steps to Kicking the Sugar Habit This Halloween

As a young dentist and father, every year I would joke with my kids that Halloween was the one American holiday that would "help me pay for their college someday."

January 11, 2016

WHO: Going Into Hospital Far Riskier Than Flying

Millions of people die each year from medical errors and infections linked to health care and going into hospital is far riskier than flying

January 11, 2016

Are Some Hospitals Turning Away Patients to Save Money?

A report about an Australian hospital that is closing its doors to non-citizens in order to save money made me wonder what the doctors and nurses at this hospital must be going through

January 11, 2016

10 Holiday Headache Triggers

'Tis the season to be jolly and full of good cheer. But for many headache sufferers, it's also the time of year when everything related to the season—from scented candles to Christmas lights to shopping—can trigger cluster headaches, migraines and stress-related pain

January 11, 2016

ObamaCare weighs in: CVS tells employees to reveal personal health info -- or pay up

Looks like ObamaCare may be rearing its head. In the wake of the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, CVS is telling its employees they need to reveal their height, weight, body fat percent and other personal information for health insurance purposes

January 10, 2016

Secondhand Smoke Tied to Kids' Poor Mental Health

The findings add urgency in the push for parents to put away their cigarettes for good, or at least smoke outside of the home

January 10, 2016

True Cost of Smoking: Up to $150 a Pack

No doubt about it, smoking is expensive. But factor in the cost of a premature death – a cost borne solely by the smoker – and the price tag for a pack rises to $150 for men and $105 for women

January 5, 2016

Foods to lower your cholesterol

High cholesterol is one of the main risk factors for cardiovascular disease, which is the leading cause of death in the United States.  While there is no so-called ‘magic bullet’ that makes cholesterol disappear, certain foods can help lower cholesterol and protect your heart.  Dietician Patricia Bannan offered her recommendations

December 28, 2015

Health benefits of coloring books attracting adults to childhood pastime

Coloring is just for kids, right? Not anymore.