While each person may be affected differently, raising eco awareness and taking action on indoor air quality issues can directly contribute to health and a more sustainable lifestyle. Here are couple of ways on how to improve the air quality inside your home.
10 tips to avoid flu at work
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As the H1N1 virus threatens to infect people everywhere, it's even more important to try to stay healthy. Here are some tips.
Tips to Cut your Swine Flu chances without giving up sex
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The virus everyone is talking about moves fast and can be lethal if a secondary infection sets in, even if you are young. Make these tweaks to keep yourself safer.
Top 7 Prevention Tips From 'The Ultimate Swine Flu Survival Guide'
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Dr. Pedre recommends seven easy-to-remember steps as both defense against the Swine Flu and to optimize general overall health during this flu season:
Top 10 things to know about cats and swine flu
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What do concerned cat parents need to know and do to protect their precious pussycats? Here are important facts and tips:
Swine Flu Tips for Trick or Treaters
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Call it the swine boo! Should parents be worried about the swine flu while kids are trick-or-treating? Some experts say we should all take steps to prevent a Halloween outbreak.
Quick Tip: Clean Flu Fostering Places to Banish Bad Bacteria
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Flu season is in full swing, and we're all 6 degrees of Kevin Bacon away from contracting some form of pork virus. Even if you keep your home spic and span, there's still a chance you might have missed some easy-to-overlook spots.
Top 10 Breast Cancer Prevention Tips
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Breast cancer usually starts with a cancerous, or malignant, tumor located in the breast tissue. Most breast cancers are located in the area around the nipple. For women, breast cancer is the most common cancer and the second leading cause of cancer deaths, following only lung cancer. Although men can get breast cancer, it’s rare (only one half of 1 percent of all breast cancers are in men).
