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New Guidelines Stress Heart Screening for Kids

Eat Healthy on a Tight Budget

Study: Work Based Diet and Weight Loss Programs Effective

Crawford Visits Cancer Hospital

Smart Diet Leads to Smart Brain

Detox Diets: What You Need to Know

Woman Develops Accent After Stroke

Menopausal Women Have Trouble Sleeping

Study: More Sex Helps Prevent Erectile Dysfunction

Almonds a Source of 'Good' Bacteria

Higher Temps Up FEMA Trailer Formaldehyde

Researchers: Broccoli Can Reduce Prostate Cancer Risk

British and American Children Not Active Enough

Survey: Denmark Is Happiest Country in the World

Researchers: Dogs Have Scent for Ovarian Cancer

Fake Virus Could Make Safe New Vaccines

A Glass of Milk Can Benefit Bad Heart

Working While Fatigued May Up Heart Risk

Why Some Non-Smokers Have Lung Cancer Risk

Youth Exposure to TV Alcohol Ads Increased

New Guidelines Stress Heart Screening for Kids

The new policy statement issued on Monday recommends cholesterol screening of children and adolescents with a family history of high cholesterol or heart disease.

Eat Healthy on a Tight Budget

Fruits and vegetables that are in-season are typically priced reasonably. Buying produce by the bag instead of individually also tends to be cheaper.

Study: Work Based Diet and Weight Loss Programs Effective

Most of the programs involved education and counseling designed to improve diet and increase physical activity.

Crawford Visits Cancer Hospital

Crawford's younger brother died of leukaemia in 1975.

Smart Diet Leads to Smart Brain

A study of gerbils found that food nutrients like infant formula or eggs increase brain synapses and improve cognitive abilities.

Detox Diets: What You Need to Know

When done correctly, detox diets support the body's natural detoxification systems through food and lifestyle choices.

Woman Develops Accent After Stroke

The woman has never been to Newfoundland, but now speaks with the regional accent.

Menopausal Women Have Trouble Sleeping

The study, published in the July journal Sleep, also said that waking up earlier than planned also increases through late perimenopause

Study: More Sex Helps Prevent Erectile Dysfunction

The study conducted in Finland, is published in the July issue of The American Journal of Medicine.

Almonds a Source of 'Good' Bacteria

A study identified potential prebiotic properties of almonds that could help improve digestive health.

Higher Temps Up FEMA Trailer Formaldehyde

Health could be affected at the levels seen in many of the trailers.

Researchers: Broccoli Can Reduce Prostate Cancer Risk

As part of the study, men at risk of developing prostate cancer ate either 14 ounces of broccoli or 14 ounces of peas per week in addition to their normal diet over 12 months.

British and American Children Not Active Enough

Both British and U.S. guidelines recommend children be moderately physically active for at least one hour every day.

Survey: Denmark Is Happiest Country in the World

The United States ranks 16th according to the World Values Suvey.

Researchers: Dogs Have Scent for Ovarian Cancer

A doctor in Europe says he trained dogs to distinguish different types of cancer.

Fake Virus Could Make Safe New Vaccines

Researchers said they used a "wimpy" vaccine on mice, and then infected the mice with a deadly dose of polio. The mice survived.

A Glass of Milk Can Benefit Bad Heart

One glass of low-fat or fat-free milk could help protect against poor kidney function linked to heart disease.

Working While Fatigued May Up Heart Risk

Exhausted individuals' cardiovascular systems are forced to work harder when they attempt to complete tasks.

Why Some Non-Smokers Have Lung Cancer Risk

It may be due to a lack in cell-repair capability, U.S. researchers say.

Youth Exposure to TV Alcohol Ads Increased

Almost all youth overexposure to alcohol advertising occurs on cable television.

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