Women Who Smoke Experience More Chronic Pain

If you have chronic pain, quitting smoking may be one of your best bets. Women who are heavy smokers or even former smokers tend to experience substantially more pain than non-smokers.

You Drink I Drink

Most parents know that kids who start drinking early will have an increased risk of suffering health problems, but what can you do about it? Get to know your child's partner and friends.

Cardiac Rehab Improves Survival

Cardiac rehabilitation for heart disease patients doesn't just lower their future risks. Research shows it also helps train the heart to quickly return to a normal rate following exercise, improving their chance of survival.

Parenthood Gets Heavy, Really Heavy

At times, parenthood can be challenging, and other times it can be very rewarding. But, being a parent is so preoccupying, some mothers and fathers lose track of staying healthy.

Less Life Free of Diabetes

Americans are living longer than ever before. But does this longer life expectancy mean that people are living healthier, or are they living longer through periods of sickness?

Menopause Doesn't Slow Tennis Moms

Menopausal symptoms may bring one down occasionaly, but a challenging tennis match might help rid you of those feelings. Experts are now saying passoniate competition will lift your spirits and keep you healthy.

Stay-at-Home Dads Promote Gender Equality

Major shifts in the traditional household and family roles of men and women have been underway for decades. From breadwinning mothers to stay-at-home dads, these roles are still in the minority but gaining in numbers.

Is Marijuana as Bad as Alcohol?

Many people may think that marijuana may be harmless, as its use has become more acceptable in society. However, just because its presence in popular culture is larger doesn't mean the health risks go away.

Low B12 May Lead to Brain Shrinkage

Vitamin B12 may be more important than previously believed, especially when it comes to preserving brain health and mental agility.

Strong Relationship Between Epilepsy and Psychiatric Illness

People who suffer from schizophrenia are nearly six times more likely to develop epilepsy, and epileptic patients are nearly eight times more likely to develop schizophrenia.

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