Cancer care advances in 2007 offer hope

Advances in breast cancer screening and new treatments for liver, kidney, head and neck and lung cancers are among this year's most important breakthroughs in cancer care, the American Society of Clinical Oncology says in a new report.
More >>
More Stories
Toxic poinsettias? Hangover cures? It may be all fiction
It's that magical time of year when people are willing to suspend disbelief just a little bit and hope that holiday miracles, like Santa delivering presents across the globe in a single evening, can actually happen.
More >>
Nature's fury makes South most dangerous area in U.S.
Americans worried about being caught up in a killer heat wave or deadly natural disaster might do well to avoid the South and the Great Plains states, according to a new U.S. "death map."
More >>
Brain adjusts to cope with life's upsets
New evidence suggests that the brains of older women process negative images differently than young women, a sign that the human brain seems to learn to cope with the slings and arrows of life.
More >>
Study questions value of anti-meth campaign
An anti-methamphetamine campaign that utilizes graphic images actually may not be very effective, a new study found. The Montana Meth Project (MMP), created in 2005, featured images that showed the extreme consequences of using meth "just once."
More >>
Latest Health News
The Best Holiday Toys Are Safe Holiday Toys
For the Obese, Holiday Tables Serve Platefuls of Doubt
Community exercise programs boost seniors' strength
Gene Boosts Drinkers' Colon Cancer Risk
Moms-to-Be Who Drink May Damage Fetus' White Matter
Avoid holiday injuries
Quitting Smoking Tougher on Women
Limiting school snacks boosts fruit, veggie consumption
Health Tip: Your diet after cancer treatment
Caregiving may lengthen life
Health Centers
Healthy Living
Featured: Medical Meditation

*Weight loss plateau
*Snack tips
*Happiness is contagious

More >>
Women's Health
Featured:  Brain adjusts to cope with life's upsets

*Women more susceptible to HIV
*Women cardiologists cite discrimination
*Boosting breast cancer care

More >>
Men's Health
Featured:  Preeclampsia Might Protect Against Testicular Cancer

*Prostate Check
*Cardiovascular Health News
*Whole Grains & Heart Attack Risk

More >>
Children's Health
Featured:  TV, internet causing kids harm: report

*Farmworkers' kids often uninsured
*'Self-embedding' problem with teens
*Young gymnasts face injuries

More >>
Seniors' Health
Featured:  Seniors Tend to Stick With End-of-Life Care Preferences

*Mixing Drinks with Meds
*Anxiety Linked to Heart Attack
*What's On Your Plate

More >>
Diet, Fitness and Self Image
Featured:  Gene may make kids crave junk food

*Obesity is a family affair
*Obese kids lose limbs in crashes
*Sugar may be addictive

More >>
Cancer Center
Featured:  Cancer to surpass heart disease as world's leading killer

*Colorectal screenings save lives
*Cancer deaths costly
*Non-hormonal therapies 

More >>
Sex & Relationships
Featured:  Almost Half of Women Have Sexual Problems

*Circumcision in Reducing HIV Risk
*Abortion Rate 30-Year Low
*Erectile Dysfunction

More >>
Alzheimer's Center
Featured:  Not all dementia is called Alzheimer's

*Alzheimer drugs treat psych problems
*'Cognitive reserve' helps
*Caring for a loved one

More >>
Health Quizzes and Tools
Health Quizzes and Tools
Test your health IQ! Take these interactive quizzes to find out just how much you know about your own health.
More >>
Carbohydrates: Rate Your Intake
Check Your Cholesterol Now
Just How Sleep-Deprived Are You?!?
Are You Getting Enough Protein?
Cold Checkup
Allergy Quiz
Arthritis Checkup
Sponsored Health Centers
Focus on: Treatment Options for Heart Valve Diseases
What are heart valve diseases?  Who gets them?  How can they be treated?
More >>
Focus on: ADHD
Visit the ADHD Health Center to learn about the causes of ADHD, identifying it and what its risk factors are.
More >>
Focus on: Crohn's Disease
Crohn's disease is a chronic autoimmune disease that can affect any part of the gastrointestinal tract.
More >>
Focus on: Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's Disease is not a normal part of aging.  While it is uncurable, there are options for treatment.
More >>
KESQ Health Experts
Ask the Eye Care Expert
Ask our Eye Care Experts at Evans Eye Care for healthy eyes and the latest technology in optometry and opthamology.
More >>
Ask the Mini Dental Implant Expert
Our Mini Dental Implant Expert, Dr. Bruno Lemay at Desert Dental Alternatives, answers your questions about this exciting new procedure.
More >>
  See encyclopedia topics alphabetically by selecting a letter above.
Are you sleep-deprived? Do you get enough protein? How much do you know about allergies? Test your Health IQ now. More »
Learn more about breast cancer, nutrition, senior's health, migraines, alzheimer's, and other health topics.
*DISCLAIMER*: The information contained in or provided through this site section is intended for general consumer understanding and education only and is not intended to be and is not a substitute for professional advice. Use of this site section and any information contained on or provided through this site section is at your own risk and any information contained on or provided through this site section is provided on an "as is" basis without any representations or warranties.
All content © Copyright 2002 - 2008 WorldNow and KESQ. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.