Facial Yoga A Growing Anti-Aging Trend
The latest trend to help keep you looking young doesn't require any needles or filters. It's a natural way to get rid of frown lines and get a more youthful appearance involving facial exercise.
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The latest trend to help keep you looking young doesn't require any needles or filters. It's a natural way to get rid of frown lines and get a more youthful appearance involving facial exercise.
For many people the holidays mean a house full of family and friends. But there are hidden dangers in many homes that can ruin the celebration.
Matthew was hit by a van when he was 16-years-old. He was in a coma for weeks with a traumatic brain injury. He went from being a star athlete and student to re-learning how to walk, talk and and eat on his own.
It looks like Santa Claus has won the battle against the Grinch.
A brand new study found problems with the measuring cups, spoons and package directions that often come with children's cold medicine.
The program launching Wednesday -- the first of its kind in the U.S., according to organizers and other experts -- could eventually lead to thousands more organs donated each year nationwide.
A spokesman said the two-story flagship store was closed Tuesday and will reopen before the end of the week.
There is now one month left in the Congressional session, and one more month to pass the 9/11 health bill to provide medical care for sickened Ground Zero responders.
You eat right and exercise for the health benefits today and hopefully tomorrow. But now, a growing number of people are taking an extra precaution by storing their own stem cells.
While most folks don't think of it as a serious problem, they can lead to knee pain, shin splints, achilles tendonitis, and plantar fasciitis among other things.
It's not exactly a bake sale, but with New York City's treasury in tatters, Mayor Bloomberg is promoting a series of charity gatherings to raise money for city hospitals.
Jack Szablewski had over 12 inches of hair down his back.
A new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics warns that eating disorders are happening to girls and boys as young as 7 years-old at alarming rates.
The Food and Drug Administration says major brands of caffeinated alcoholic drinks should be off store shelves by mid-December.
