Health Care
Your refrigerator may be packed with Thanksgiving leftovers, but that doesn't mean you're stuck with turkey sandwiches for the next few days. Here are three low-calorie recipes that transform your leftover turkey.
For most, Thanksgiving is a day of overindulgence. But here are some tricks that will help you enjoy the day without gaining weight.
A Las Vegas woman died last year after a four-year health battle, all because she ate some raw cookie dough.
If you're a lotion lover, you're in for a shock. A dermatologist says it's not the best way to care for dry, winter skin.
There's no better way to burn off Thanksgiving dinner than to participate in a Turkey Bowl, a fun football game for family and friends. Here's how you can have a healthy and safe game this year.
The more proactive you are about collecting your personal and family health history, the better the medical community can protect your health. This downloadable tracker will help you get started.
It's a staggering number, but here are a few tips to keep your waistline in check.
Air pollution could be bad news for your baby. How do you know whether it's OK to go outside?
New diagnoses of colon and rectal cancer have grown fastest in adults between the ages of 20 to 34, and it may be related to poor eating habits.
Usually "healthy" and "Thanksgiving" don't go together, but with a few simple recipe modifications, you can enjoy traditional foods for a fraction of the calories and fat. Here, we give stuffing, mashed potatoes and grav...
The American Cancer Society explains how your body repairs the damage cigarettes caused, beginning after your last puff.
Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless and tasteless gas, and it is a leading cause of accidental deaths in the U.S. This checklist will help you protect your family.
Nearly half the U.S. population takes vitamins, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But do we really need to take vitamins, and are we taking the right ones? Hear from an expert.
Lower temperatures are upon us, and it's important to keep your infant cozy and comfortable indoors and out. Here's how.
IF you don't, it could cost you your vision.
Every year in the U.S., 16,000 to 24,000 nonsmokers die from lung cancer. The leading cause: Exposure to radon gas. See why it's a growing concern in Utah.
Even if you're not downing doughnuts and drinking soda all day, you're probably consuming too much sugar. Commit to cutting back and download this form to help you keep track.
It's a that disease affects approximately 1.3 million individuals and their families in the U.S., yet few actually know about Dementia with Lewy Bodies.
Research
The Internet giant is developing a pill that searches your body for cancer and other diseases. Would you take it?
A new study compares frozen meals with fast-food meals to find out which type is healthier for you.
Store-bought and restaurant soups are high in calories, fat and sodium. These three healthier soups are full of flavor and much better for your waistline.
Men's health (and mustaches) are top of mind this month, thanks to the global Movember Foundation. Here are some hairy stats about men's leading health issues.
It's no surprise that soft drinks, candy, cakes, and cookies are loaded with sugar. But here are four foods that you might not expect to contain sugar but do.
Heart Disease is the leading cause of death for women. So, then why do so many ignore the symptoms?
Long-term tea drinking can lower your blood pressure naturally, but one type of tea works best.
Some food allergens such as milk and wheat may not be listed on the label, the FDA warns.
Seeing more mustaches? It's all about cancer awareness.
Parkinson's disease is an illness that affects the nervous system and impacts movement. That's what all the textbooks say. What they often leave out though, is that it also can affect your mood.
