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What's the Scoop on Detox Diets?
While a one- or two-day detox program can help jump start that New Year's resolution to lose weight, as a long-term regimen detox can be unhealthy. A safer weight-loss plan includes a balanced diet, in moderation, and regular exercise.
| | |  | TOP HEADLINES | | | | | |  | TOP VIDEOS | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | The 5 Secrets of Raising Healthy Eaters
Even small changes can have a big impact on the way kids eat. Here are five manageable changes you can begin to make today to turn your junk-food youngsters into independent, food-savvy young adults down the road.
| America's Laziest Cities: Too Much TV Time, Too Much Fatty Food
Too much TV, fatty food and little time spent exercising landed the residents of these places on our list of most idle.
| Where (and How) the Stars Work Out
When it comes to staying fit, toned and in shape, it's how you work out more than where you work out, according to the personal trainers who keep the stars sleek, svelte and sculpted. Visit some of the top gyms to learn the training secrets of the stars.
| Breast Cancer Center
In the U.S., breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women. It can also strike men. Every 3 minutes there is a new diagnosis and every 14 minutes a life is lost. Learn more in our breast cancer center.
| | | | | | | |  | Food and Nutrition | | Reduce the Risk of Cancer: Eat Your Fruits and Veggies
Remember when your mom told you to eat your vegetables? When you couldn't get up from the table until you'd finished your broccoli, peas and carrots? When there was no dessert until you ate your green beans? It seems that mom might have been on to something.
| | | | | Weight Loss | | Setting Goals for Weight Loss
No matter what your reasons are for trying to lose weight, successful weight loss and healthy weight management depend on sensible goals and expectations.
| | | | | Exercise | | | | | | | Sponsored Videos | |  RevolutionHealth.com Launches 'Resolutions 2.0'
"Resolutions 2.0" is a system on RevolutionHealth.com designed to help people make and keep their health-related New Year's resolutions. (Produced for Revolution Health)
| A Registered Dietician's Perspective on Weight Loss
Looking for a successful weight loss plan? A good place to start is right at home. Your kitchen can help kick off your weight loss with these simple tips. (Produced for GlaxoSmithKline)
| A Fitness Expert's Perspective on Weight Loss
We all know physical activity is part of a healthy lifestyle. But if the gym seems overwhelming at first, there are other simple ways to get moving in the New Year. (Produced for GlaxoSmithKline)
| A Pharmacist’s Perspective on Weight Loss
While diet and exercise are the foundation for successful weight loss, there are weight loss products out there that can help. Learn what you need to know before you head to the pharmacy. (Produced for GlaxoSmithKline)
| Nonsurgical Treatment For Varicose Veins Now Available In U.S.
Many of the 25 million Ameicans who suffer from varicose veins are unaware of a nonsurgical option. Interventional radiologists use ultrasound imaging to thread a laser up the vein to seal it. (Produced for Society of Interventional Radiology)
| Holmes BioPharma Aims to Treat Illnesses Like IBD
Since today's new drugs must be carefully evaluated for their impact on the human heart, Holmes Biopharma is uniquely positioned with specially designed facilities for cardiac safety studies. (Produced for Holmes BioPharma, Inc.)
| Prevent Blindness America
Founded in 1908, Prevent Blindness America is the nation's leading volunteer eye health and safety organization dedicated to fighting blindness and saving sight. In this PSA, they explain how nearly half of all blindness can be prevented -- by getting an eye exam. (Produced for Prevent Blindness America)
| Smoking Causes Pain: Another Reason to Quit
Medical doctors who specialize in the vascular system are urging smokers to quit. Not just because smoking causes cancer but because it damages arteries in the legs which can lead to other vascular disease including a heart attack and stroke. (Produced for the Society of Interventional Radiology)
| New Technology Reduces Exposure To MRSA Staph
Recent outbreaks of antibiotic-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or more commonly known as "staph," have been reported from across the country. A new indoor purification system also helps prevent the spread of staph by reducing germs on area surfaces, killing 99.9 percent of viruses and bacteria. (Produced for EcoQuest)
| Pinpointing Prostate Cancer in Larger Patients
Thankfully, new treatment technologies are making surviving prostate cancer disease more likely than ever. But there's a catch - more and more Americans are too large to be treated using traditional equipment. Enter CTVision, which uses new technology to provide better and more effective cancer treatment for patients of all shapes and sizes. (Produced for Siemens)
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