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Insanity Workout: Very Hard, But An Invaluable Way to Stay in Shape
Scott Challeen in Health 1 day ago
Insanity is 60 days long and P90X is a 90-day challenge, but staying in shape is a lifetime commitment.
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Obama Budget 2014: The Most Significant Health Care Cut You Know Nothing About
Mike Miesen in Health 5 days ago
The Obama administration proposed a massive cut to the way the U.S. helps fund training future doctors. If this cut goes through, will the nation face health crises down the road?
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Angelina Jolie Will Have Her Ovaries Removed
Elizabeth Plank in Health 6 days ago
It isn't over yet.
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What is BRCA1? How Companies Are Patenting Your Genetic Code
James Monteith in Health 1 week ago
Angelina Jolie recently made headlines for announcing she had a masectomy after discovering she had the breast cancer-inducing BRCA1 gene. But the test cost $3,000 ... because of patented genes.
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What is a Mastectomy? Angelina Jolie's Preventative Cancer Treatment Understood
Mayura Iyer in Health 1 week ago
Angelina Jolie has announced that she underwent a double mastectomy surgery. Here's some quick facts that you need to know if you are thinking about the procedure as well.
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BRCA1 Cancer Mutation: What is the Breast Cancer Threat Angelina Jolie Had a Mastectomy For?
Hannah Ridge in Health 1 week ago
Women with BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations have a higher risk of developing breast or ovarian cancer before menopause.
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Angelina Jolie Mastectomy: Why Did the Star Actress Get This Major Breast Operation?
Urvi Nagrani in Health 1 week ago
Angelina Jolie writes in the New York Times about why she made the choice to undergo a double mastectomy to reduce her odds of having breast cancer.
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NCoV: New SARS-Like Virus Stumps Public Health Officials
Andrea Ayres-Deets in Health 1 week ago
The World Health Organization is closely monitoring a district of one million people in Saudi Arabia as the new SARS-like virus continues to spread.
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