It may be a good idea to use nutritional supplements such as niacin and soluble fiber to help lower cholesterol as a new study indicates that it may reduce the risk of developing a high-level of prostate cancer.
The cocoa found in chocolate may be good for heart heatlh, according to a new report from usnews.com.
A study in Cancer Prevention Research suggests that while some doctors have been reluctant to endorse the herbal supplement as a cancer preventer, more evidence is mounting to back up that notion.
A new study has found that people who wear their cell phones on their belts may have decreased bone density.
For those experiencing osteoarthritis pain in the knee, tai chi may be an alternative treatment for the discomfort.
For pregnant women experiencing urinary tract infections, it may be a good idea to look into alternative medicine as a recent study found that certain antibiotics might increase the risk of birth defects.
Researchers say eating a low-fat diet diet can help people who have had skin cancer avoid getting the disease again.
It’s a question many deal with on a daily basis: what’s the best way to lose weight and keep it off? Researchers at California Polytechnic State University say the answer may rest in how conducive your home is to weight loss success.
There’s a good reason to keep active this flu season. Researchers say regular exercise can boost the immune system and reduce the chance of being affected by the seasonal flu virus as well as the H1N1 strain.
Researchers say there’s an all-natural tool to help soothe aching muscles – vitamin D.
A new study has disproved the theory that depression may be caused by stress.
Which nutritional supplements are proven to be good for your eyes? ABCnews.com has identified what really works and what does not.
A pair of new studies has found drinking water and skim milk may help gout sufferers prevent the painful attacks.
A PSA, or prostate-specific antigen, blood test is the most common way to screen for prostate cancer. Now researchers are saying they’ve developed a new PSA test that can identify whether or not men are at risk for a relapse.
A healthy lifestyle can help reduce risk factors for diabetes. Now a new study has found that making healthy behavior changes can be an important health resource to help diabetics live longer lives.
