Back in October, I received an email from Providence Medical Group whose headline announced that consuming more caffeine may protect older women from dementia. The

About 45 percent of us will make resolutions this week. And, about 8 percent of us will actually achieve our goals. Such is the information

By Kathy Hubbard   The holiday television commercials show us perfect families, with perfectly decorated houses buying perfectly thoughtful gifts, eating perfectly delicious meals. But,

Christine’s father had leukemia and needed blood transfusions to prolong his life. Every three months or so, all of us co-workers would trek down to

A reader emailed to tell me that he had been to see his insurance agent to discuss his options for his health coverage for the

What weighs between six and nine pounds, covers about 18.5 square feet and makes up about 16 percent of your body weight? Of course. It’s

Monday afternoon about 4:30 p.m. my friend and I were driving back to town from Spokane. From Fifth Avenue we turned left onto Lake Street.

Here’s something to think about: “More than ten times as many U.S. citizens have died prematurely from cigarette smoking than have died in all the

Since it’s COPD Awareness Month I was doing some research and found this interesting statistic: twelve to twenty-four million Americans may have the condition and

I found this post on an internet support group, it was written, I assume by a woman, who called herself Mary and said that she

If you’ve already had your flu shot this season, you’re excused from reading this article today. Go pour yourself another cup of coffee and read

Today’s assignment is to check out your medicine cabinet and determine which of the drugs contained therein are still needed. You can bet on it