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What seems more like something out of a 1950s science fiction movie is actually a growing concern for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. ... Read More »

Americans are being hit in the wallet at almost every turn these days. Between exorbitant gas prices and rising food costs, it's becoming increasingly ... Read More »

For all the women out there who are trying really hard, but for some reason can't seem to shed any pounds (or, worse yet, still continue to put on ... Read More »

If you're feeling sore from yesterday's heavy workout, conventional wisdom dictates that you should take the day off. Not necessarily, says a recent ... Read More »

There are a number of ways to drop some pounds, many of which require a change to your current diet. We know that extreme, crash diets don't work, so ... Read More »

Americans had more niping and tucking done in 2007 than in any year prior. According to a WebMD article, around 11.7 million people had nonsurgical ... Read More »

Hospitals, insurance companies, and other organizations are leaping into the world of consumer fitness. And with good cause. Medical costs are ... Read More »

Why is that if our cars does something even slightly out of the ordinary, we are on the phone withe mechanic almost right away; yet, when we feel a ... Read More »

It wasn't long ago that the prevailing wisdom for protecting your heart was to eat a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol. That's not to say that ... Read More »

What's the tougher part for you: Starting a workout program or sticking with one? While there are a surfeit of reasons why incorporating regular ... Read More »