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Beat Your Fear of Failure
Is fear of failure holding you back? Jillian Michaels tells you how to use it to achieve your goals.

depression
Jillian Michaels' Top 3 Guidelines for Improving Body Image
In our culture the pressure to be super thin is debilitating. Jillian Michaels shares a few tips to help you develop a positive body image which is crucial to one's overall health and happiness.

kids' health
Teens and Vaccines
Why aren’t more teenagers getting the recommended vaccines? New study asks parents.

healthy living
Jillian Michaels' 3 Tips for Getting Better Results at the Gym
Jillian's strategies make the most of every workout — every time.

weight
Warning: Losing Weight Will Fatten Your Bank Account
A study finds obesity costs a woman more than half-a-million dollars over her lifetime. Traneica Curry lost 110 pounds and got two promotions. Now she wants her money back.

diet & nutrition
A Heart-Healthy Hamburger? Yes, Say Scientists
Nutritionists tell us beef has 'bad' fat while fish has 'good' fat, because of its essential omega-3 fatty acids. Now a researcher in Kansas has found a way to get omega-3s into your burger.

heart-health
Saved by a Helicopter and a Robot: A Nurse-Heart Patient's Story
Jackie Umerly is a nurse, so she knew that you never ignore chest pain. She called 911 right away, and her quick action -- plus a helicopter and a robot - saved her life.

breast cancer
Breast Cancer Radiation Has Long-Term Heart Effects
But expert says cancer-fighting benefits outweigh heart-disease risks.

stroke
Speechless No More
A stroke on the left side of the brain can result in aphasia, the loss of speech. But with intensive therapy, the right brain can help the left brain to heal. Music can help.

Docs Should Say No to ADHD Meds for 'Focus,' says Neurology Group
So-called neuroenhancement - giving ADHD medication to kids and adults who don't have the condition so they can focus better - is a trend that the American Academy of Neurology wants doctors to stop in its tracks.

diet & nutrition
Serving Their Country, Even After Death
Young men and women who died in Iraq and Afghanistan are providing important information about the health of their entire generation. A study reveals a surprising amount of atherosclerosis, hardening of the arteries, a disease usually associated with

diet-nutrition
A Single Mistake Changed His Life Forever
Reaching into a clogged snow blower was "the dumbest thing I've ever done." But thanks to an inventive therapist, Jim Radloff has the use of his hand again.

weight
Heavy and Healthy: 'Overweight' Today Was 'Perfect' in 1913
Carrying a few extra pounds is not necessarily bad for you. In fact, it may extend your life. That's something they understood 100 years ago.

women's health
Why Women Should Lift Weights As They Age
Scared of strength training? Before you shy away from lifting weights for good, check out the myriad of things it can do for your health.

weight
Lose Cigarettes But Gain Weight? It's Okay, Study Finds
Quitting smoking cuts your risk for heart attack and other cardiovascular events by 50 percent, a new study suggests, regardless of whether you gain weight in the process.

women's health
Breastfeeding May Not Cut Obesity Risk
Nursing exclusively has no effect on later weight, but many other benefits exist.

cancer
Rare Cancers Are Not So Rare
Fifty percent of all cancer patients have a cancer that is considered rare. Fran Giuffre has one of them, stage 4 ovarian cancer, and is Cycling for Survival.

men's health
Bangladesh: A Broken Health Care System Fixed
Many people said it couldn't be done, but with the Smiling Sun project, the U.S. Agency for International Development is proving that quality health care can pay for itself, even in one of the world's poorest places.

autism
Taking Folic Acid During Pregnancy May Lower Risk of Autism
Research shows that women taking folic acid during early pregnancy had a substantial reduction in risk of having a child with autism.

hiv/aids
Doctors Cure HIV-Positive Baby
More studies needed to see if it's really a breakthrough in fight against AIDS.

kids' health
Baby's Smelly Urine May Be a Sign of Infection
Research shows that foul-smelling urine is often a sign of a urinary tract infection (UTI).

breast cancer
Breast Cancer on the Rise Among Younger American Women
A new study finds an uptick in breast cancer among women younger than 40. There are many theories as to why this may be.
