There have been several advances in breast cancer treatment. But it is natural to wonder if you could do something to avoid the disease. Researchers believe exercise may help fight off breast cancer.

Lots of people swear by their daily vitamins and other supplements. Taking them, many believe, helps them achieve better health.

It's well-known that a person's diet can affect the risk of developing cancer. But what about diet after a cancer diagnosis — does that matter?

Yoga can be therapeutic for the body in a number of ways. And for people with back pain, a little bit of yoga can go a long way.

If a medicine has certain risks, your doctor is likely to tell you about them. But for dietary supplement info, patients might have to dig deeper to know more.

On one hand, kids learn a lot by surfing the web. But on the other hand, they are constantly bombarded with advertisements. Food and beverage ads top the list.

Exercise has been known to help prevent type 2 diabetes. But certain patients with the condition might not get the same results as others.

Extra pounds from fat can stress the body in a number of ways. For older adults, excess weight can rub the knees the wrong way.

Limbs slowed and weakened by arteries with plaque build-up can benefit from exercise. Sometimes, patients with those problems have no choice but to create their own exercise plans.

Perhaps kids would go outside and play more often if they weren't playing video games. Or perhaps they would get more exercise if they played active video games. Or maybe both are true!