How a Tattoo Could Save Your Life
Once reserved for sailors and rock stars, tattoos have become so mainstream, you may soon be seeing them in hospitals.
Good news about how easy it is to stay healthy is always popular. Check out this collection of health tips that includes information about healthy liquids such as green tea, beer and wine. There's also some tips on how to foil asthma, keep up on the Omega 3 intake and the best foods to fight cancer.
So you don’t like eating fish—can you just take a pill to get all those healthy omega 3 fatty acids? Yes, but buyer, beware: not all omega 3 supplements are created equal.
Green tea has been consumed in China for thousands of years as a health-boosting drink. Although its health effects are not yet fully understood, drink green tea for these potential benefits:
The American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) and its allergist members, doctors who are experts at diagnosing and treating allergies and asthma, know there is no reason to put up with this misery and offer the following tips for survival.
Sure, milk is good for your bones, but it isn’t much fun at cocktail hour. New research is showing that moderate imbibing of spirits can strengthen your bones.
It’s increasingly clear that certain dietary elements may help promote the development and spread of malignancies, while others slow or block tumour growth. Researchers estimate that at least 35 percent of all cancers may be related to diet. Read on to find out what you should and should not eat to minimize your risks.
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Once reserved for sailors and rock stars, tattoos have become so mainstream, you may soon be seeing them in hospitals.
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Smokers desperate to quit may want to try asking their friends and relatives to barrage them with encouraging text messages, a new study in the UK medical journal The Lancet suggests.
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For all the intense efforts to reduce smoking in America over the past two decades, the progress has not been stellar. Today one in four men and one in five women still smoke.
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Most people looking for ways to quit smoking worry about weight gain, and with good reason. Smokers who quit tend to pack on an average of 5 pounds after they stop smoking cigarettes. A new study, published by the journal Science, explains why this happens, paving the way for novel smoking cessation and obesity treatment options.
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People frustrated by traditional medicine sometimes turn to non-medicinal forms of treatment for relief. Find out how some of these alternative treatments may actually benefit you. (Remember to always discuss these options with your doctor beforehand to make sure you are a good candidate for treatments of any kind.)
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