One in three people with type 2 diabetes don’t even know they have a problem. Knowing what to look for can make all the difference.

Daylight savings means different things to different people. Whatever your position, don’t forget to turn back the clocks this Sunday.

Henry S. Lodge M.D. has a lot of advice in “Younger Next Year for Women” (Workman Publishing). Here are a few to get you started…

You’re not pregnant. You’ve seriously worked out, dieted and used every method to re-establish a six pack, but your belly keeps growing. Take a deep breath. It may be fibroids.

Of course you’ve noticed the trend. A tsunami of yogurt based products boasting efficacy in intestinal health are now currently overflowing your supermarket. So what are the facts?

For thousands of years, Chinese doctors have used breath as a measure for bodily health with diagnosis ranging from digestive infirmities to reproductive issues.

A new test measures organic compounds in exhaled breath to identify links to breast cancer. It won’t replace mammograms, but might provide easier access to immediate testing.

Wondering how your hormones will be affected after fibroid embolization? Read here to find out more about this topic!