Changes in diet and fitness can help the men in our lives avoid heart attack, stroke, cancer and erectile dysfunction.
High blood pressure is the most important controllable risk factor.
We've long known vitamin D can calm the symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Evidence shows it may help prevent it, too.
If so, you might want to seriously consider lifestyle changes to reduce your blood pressure ... and live longer.
Don’t put off getting your moles checked, cautions Audra Brummel, a 27-year-old melanoma patient.
Drink up! Scientists find coffee drinkers have lower risk for melanoma.
New study suggests two-thirds of cancers might be due to seemingly random factors.
