Australia Works to Resist Drug-Resistant TB

Tuberculosis is a disease spread between people through the air, and drug-resistant forms of the disease have put certain countries on alert. Right now, Australia is one of those countries.

Pendulum of Hormone Replacement Therapy and Breast Cancer

You’ve no doubt heard that hormone replacement therapy (HRT) used for menopause symptoms increases breast cancer risks. More recent studies have found that maybe HRT is okay. Now the pendulum has swung back.  

More Sugar Means More Diabetes

Eating lots of sugar has long been linked to increasing diabetes risk. Whether sugar causes diabetes is unclear, but evidence is mounting that too much of a sweet thing can trigger the disease.

Garry L. Earles, MSW, LICSW

Garry Earles' MSW is in group and family methods from the University of Connecticut School of Social Work.  As a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) in Massachusetts, he...

Even Your Metabolism Knows When You Quit

The human body can begin repairing the damage caused by smoking as soon as a person quits, even later in life. It really is never too late to quit.

Constipation May Not Link with Colorectal Cancer

Folks are considered constipated if they have three or fewer bowel movements a week. Doctors often refer these individuals to get a colonoscopy screening. But is that the right move?

The Traffic Wheeze

Parents who are concerned about their children’s safety already caution them not to play around cars. New research may give them another reason to keep their kids away from traffic.

Outer Stress and the Inner Womb

Is it possible that the environment inside a woman's body may sometimes reflect what is going on in her life? How much could severe stress contribute to a stillbirth?

Yes, We Consume Too Much Salt

Salt: it preserves food, makes food tasty, and it's everywhere. But Americans and populations around the world are consuming way too much salt and sodium in general.

Women Who Live Longer With Lung Cancer

Foods made from soybeans have been controversial. That’s because soy products have a substance that’s very much like estrogen. A recent study showed that soy foods may help some cancer patients live longer.

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