When smokers think of quitting, it can seem like everyone else is not smoking. But once they try to quit, or do quit, it’s easy to feel there are smokers all around them,” says Cynthia C

“Go play outside” is a no-cost way for parents to help kids stay healthy.

Make March your healthy choice month for naturally delicious and nutritious vegetables and fruits. March is National Nutrition Month, when the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (ADA) promotes the

Outdoor exercisers shouldn’t let falling temperatures move them inside

Combining boxing with pilates, piloxing raises fitness levels to new heights

Offered locally, classes in Integrative Medicine recognize that alternative approaches have a place in health care

“Around the holidays, many of us feel the need to give back to our communities. It’s the time of year when our philanthropic energy skyrockets,” says Justin Lynch, regional volunteer coordinator for the United Way of Central New York. “Whether we volunteer at soup kitchens, wrap gifts at the mall for local charities, or give our time collecting goods for those in need, an act of selflessness can help spread cheer throughout the season.”

Just when you want to enjoy good times with family and friends, you may also feel the negative effects of stress, showing up in bouts of depression, sickness or fatigue. The stressors in our lives—difficult situations, illness, loss of a loved one, strained relationships or financial woes—are still present during the holidays.

The second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States has nothing to do with smoking but it has everything to do with prevention. Starting on Monday, Oct. 17, through Oct. 24 is Federal Radon Action Week, according to U.S. Surgeon General Regina Benjamin.

A new book lists the 40 most scenic hikes in the Adirondack Mountains.