Alternative PTSD Therapy

Popular pastimes yoga, pilates, and meditation take place at our parks, beaches, gyms, and on our TVs. But how many knew their effects to be healing? Recent studies prove the effectiveness of mindfulness-based techniques for improving anxiety symptoms in PTSD patients like our nation's defenders.

Dealing With the Crohn's Feelings

  • Imagine being a kid or teenager living with a disease that has flare-ups that can include uncontrollable diarrhea, difficulty digesting food and pain that can double you over. This is what young people living with Crohn's disease have to deal with.

Not so Sweet News for Older Women

You know, it's tough getting old. And a new study doesn't make this fact any sweeter for postmenopausal women. In fact, if you love sweets, then look out - cancer may be in your sights.

One in Four Canadians Projected to Develop Hypertension

As the population ages and people live longer, the rate of high blood pressure is increasing. By 2013, more than a quarter of all Canadians are expected to suffer from hypertension.

Mainstreaming Autistic Success

Think about your last misunderstanding and the "a-ha" moment felt when enlightenment occured.  Could this type of realization regarding mental health disorders change children's perspectives? 

Diabetes Drug Slows Breast Cancer

What if you could take a drug that costs less than $10 a month to prevent or treat breast cancer? Not a bad deal. Just such a scenario may not be too far off.

Red Meats Linked to Aggressive Prostate Cancer

Regularly eating hot dogs and hamburgers is not considered a wise practice for a number of health reasons. For men, there's one more reason to avoid eating meat.

You're at High Risk of Breast Cancer

Start mammography at age 40. No, make it 50. Oh hell, if you don't feel like it - don't have a mammogram at all. So, are you confused? Well don't be.

Heart Attack Patients Need Corvettes

Less than 10 percent of heart attack patients requiring a life-saving emergency procedure are being transferred to larger hospitals within the recommended 30 minutes.

Beat-Boxing Your Heart Beat

Hoping to capitalize on the habit of many Americans -- listening to an mp3 player while exercising -- Motorola is offering something new. Recently unveiled devices let users track or even listen to their heart beat while they work out.

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