New research supported by the Canadian Cancer Society shows that many cancer survivors in Canada are overweight and inactive, which could put them at risk for health problems, including their cancer returning."These findings tell us that we need to look

Editor's note: Part I, entitled “Summer spent sittin' around,” ran in the Saturday, Aug. 30 edition of The Argus-Press. The story focused on the deterioration of children's health during the summer. Part II focuses on children's health during the

Malkov introduces a weight-loss plan that balances blood sugar levels and boosts metabolism by alternating between limited carbohydrate and normal carb intake days.

The Southern Mississippi Area Health Education Center will host the "Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Conference: Reducing the Burden of Infant Mortality in Mississippi" on Friday to bring together health-care providers, researchers and families who have

The Treasure Coast and South Florida have made too little progress in tackling tough issues such as AIDS, transportation and poverty, according to a new Florida Atlantic University study.