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Pediatricians should recommend that parents be aware of their own viewing habits and turn off the TV when no one is watching.

Each year in the US, about 285,000 people get a hip replaced. And one in five Americans opt for a ball-and-socket joint made of cobalt and chromium. But now, surgeons are finding patients like Barry Mang are having problems with these metal joints.

The Suzanne Show,' airing weekly on Lifetime Television will explore the actress's opinions on sexuality and health and feature interviews with celebrities and health professionals.

Christine Nolan climbed 17,500 feet to the base camp of Mount Everest in 2011. Her type I diabetes made the arduous climb an even greater challenge, but Nolan is determined not to let her disease define her life.

Research shows damage may appear months later if untreated, but clot-busting drugs can help.

A parody on the national school lunch policy mandated by The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 which humorously shows the results of the limitations in carbohydrates and proteins.

56-year old former world weightlifting champion Karyn Marshall was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer last year. After undergoing treatment, she quickly returned to the Crossfit Shrewsbury gym in New Jersey where she says she found strength.

A fee-for-service Medicare database showed a substantial increase in volume for both primary and revision total knee arthroplasty over a 20-year period.

New York's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene began offering Plan B contraceptive pills Monday at school-based clinics and community health centers, according to a spokesman for the department.

The American Academy of Pediatrics reaffirms its earlier cautions about home trampoline use in a new report, published online Sept. 24 in the journal Pediatrics.

September is Gynecological Cancer Awareness Month, and for women at risk of these cancers, awareness can literally save lives.

Official movie trailer for the documentary 'Doctored"

A new documentary explores the power of music in patients whose minds have been ravaged by injury or illness.

Over six years, surgery patients lost about 28 percent of their initial body weight.

Children ages 8 to 18 that ate more sodium had a higher risk of developing hypertension.

Pancreatic cancer is one of the most devastating diagnoses a doctor can deliver. The disease is usually aggressive and difficult to treat. But late diagnosis may be a big reason so few survive.

Experts recommend programs that warn teens of the consequences associated with sexting.

Is peanut butter really a diet food? Even some high-calorie eats can help you shed pounds, some by making you feel full, others by actually blocking the formation of fat cells.

The sweet snack can be a tasty substitute for fresh produce, but if you're not careful, dried fruit can derail your diet.

While the whooping cough vaccine offers the best chance of protection against this potentially deadly disease, immunity provided by the vaccine appears to wane significantly every year after vaccination.