Chronic back pain can impact more than your physical health. Find out how to manage persistent back pain and its emotional effects.

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A combination of sesame, poppy and sunflower seeds gives these breadsticks a satisfying crunch.

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How likely is it that all these clever scientists who spend their days researching monoclonal antibodies, oncogenes, aromatase inhibitors and novel drugs that interfere with cell division are barking up the wrong tree Not very likely, I would think. But some think otherwise. They claim that all those MDs and PhDs have missed a simple treatment for cancer. It is cheap, effective and free of side effects. Tastes good too. And it’s even “green.” We’re talking asparagus!

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TRENTON, New Jersey: A much-anticipated drug for advanced lung cancer from Pfizer Inc. appears to double survival over standard drugs against tumors with a certain genetic mutation, according to …

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Warning labels keep growing longer. The average label lists 70 possible reactions. What’s going on?

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Single moms may be at risk for poor health later in life. Of thousands of mothers who participated in a 30-year study, the ones who had delivered children outside of marriage reported being less healthy when they reached their 40s.

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Allergies are increasing in America, and a large portion of the overall rise may be attributed to an uptick in ragweed and mold allergies, a new study suggests.

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California medical officials have revoked the license of the fertility doctor who helped “Octomom” Nadya Suleman become the mother of 14 children through repeated in vitro treatments.

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The government is cutting premiums and making changes that will make it easier for people with pre-existing medical conditions to get health insurance.

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He made his first appearance on “Good Morning! Arizona” in 2003. Now one of our favorite fitness experts, Chris Powell, is making it big on prime-time TV with “Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition.”

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