Well Being Articles

To avoid labeling packages with a cancer warning, big name companies Coca-Cola and Pepsi are eliminating and changing ingredients in their brand name sodas. According to representatives of the companies, the change will not be noticeable.

If you’ve been considering facial plastic surgery and wondered if you would look younger, there’s a study to help you. New research quantifies the degree of perceived age change after aesthetic facial surgery and shows consistent reduction of seven years.

A health advisory panel reports that Qnexa, an anti-obesity drug that was previously rejected by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), should be approved soon. If it does gain approval, it will be the first prescription weight loss pill in 13 years.

Losing weight is nearly always a favorite topic of conversation among friends or co-workers and a hot topic for news articles and advertisements.

Stay healthy and stay safe! Make sure you know how to protect your back, neck and knees from injury while running, playing sports, or hitting the gym.

In a bid to overcome the growing problem of obesity, experts come up with new ideas every day. One of the latest expert advices is to link obesity with the marks a child scores in his exams. But are such drastic measures a step in the right direction?

Often avoided by joggers and runners, getting outdoors for a run during the cold winter months is plagued with images of a freezing and uncomfortable workout.

Do you have an elderly relative who is showing progressive memory loss? Have the doctors diagnosed it as a case of senile dementia or Alzheimer’s. Chances are she may be suffering from vitamin B12 deficiency, commonly seen in elderly and easily treatable.

From taking a tiny snip of skin to create brain cells to treat Alzheimer's disease to a vaccine for HIV, exciting medical developments are near.

From training dogs to detect cancer to body parts grown in the lab, here is a roundup of the top 10 medical discoveries of 2011.