One third of American children are considered overweight or obese. That’s double the number of overweight or obese children 10 years ago.
What has changed?
Recipe of the Week: Speedy Chicken Pasta
Vitamin D is known as the sunshine vitamin
Recipe of the Week: Breakfast Smoothies
Common screening options include
• Colonoscopy,
• Flexible sigmoidoscopy and
• Fecal occult blood tests
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On a ride longer than the Tour de France, a lake man will bicycle more than 3,000 miles to save children from the debilitating effects of the polio virus.
This year’s theme, “Social Workers Inspire Community Action,” highlights the expertise and dedication
Organization urges doctors to talk frankly with patients about the risks, limitations of PSA blood test
Every 15 minutes, 3 million to 5 million coins are being inserted into vending machines in the United States.
Recipe of the Week: Triple Chocolate Cookies
Kits are used to detect hidden blood in the stool, which can be a sign of several conditions
Responsible for all aspects of the center’s operation
Decision is part of a "fresh, bold look" to help veterans who have what's commonly called "Gulf War illness"
A few simple tweaks to your diet may be enough to lower your cholesterol
Recipe of the Week: Cranberry Walnut Oatmeal
Of the 152 patients who received treatment from a specific piece of technology, 76 were given between 20 to 70 percent more than their prescribed dose
Planned for Tuesday, March 9 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Quail’s Nest Hotel meeting room in Osage Beach; register by March 2
Suffering a heart attack or stroke is a life-changing event. At least, it almost has to be for someone who wants to move foward and get healthy afterwards in order to live a longer, quality life.
It often means changing what you eat, quitting bad habits and exercising. But it can be scary getting back on the treadmill — literally.
Says drink called NOS put high school football player in hospital for 5 days
