Some Tips for Avoiding Injury on Super Bowl Sunday
2011-02-05
Drinking, driving — and what can happen if you forget to go when nature callsContinue Reading
Cancer on the Rise in Developing Countries: Report
2011-02-04
As economies grow, nations see increasing rates of lifestyle-related diseases, experts sayContinue Reading
Healthier Lifestyles May Prevent 340,000 U.S. Cancers a Year: Study
2011-02-04
Regular exercise, balanced diet, limited alcohol help ward off disease, researchers findContinue Reading
How to Survive Super Bowl Excesses
2011-02-03
For those who tend to overindulge in food and alcohol, a doctor has a few simple tipsContinue Reading
Narrowed Leg Arteries Disable Women Faster Than Men: Study
2011-02-03
Women were 2.3 times less likely to be able to walk a continuous quarter mile after 4 yearsContinue Reading
Daily Record-Keeping May Boost Fibromyalgia Care
2011-02-03
Tracking symptoms electronically helps doctors evaluate condition, researchers sayContinue Reading
Winning Wrestlers Get Bigger Testosterone Boost After Match
2011-02-02
Hormone also rose in those who lost, but not nearly as much, researchers findContinue Reading
Brisk Walks May Boost Memory in Older Adults
2011-01-31
After one year of exercise, hippocampus region was bigger, study findsContinue Reading
Running-Related Injuries on the Rise in U.S. Kids: Study
2011-01-30
Formal guidelines needed to help adults teach children the proper way to run, expert suggestsContinue Reading
Multiple Concussions Raise Teen Athletes' Health Risks
2011-01-29
Two or more head injuries can lead to problems with memory, sleep and headaches, study findsContinue Reading
Retired NFL Players More Likely to Take Painkillers
2011-01-28
Study found use of opioids four times greater than general populationContinue Reading
Exercise Helps Ease Irritable Bowel Symptoms
2011-01-28
Swedish study finds active group had much less pain and discomfort, compared to control groupContinue Reading
If NFL Linemen Can Bounce Back from Back Surgery, So Can You
2011-01-26
Study found most were able to resume their playing careersContinue Reading