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Sleep disorders are one of the most significant medical problems individuals can have. An estimated 15 million Americans have obstructive sleep apnea and many individuals have other sleep disorders as well. Sleep apnea is the most serious sleep disorder but other sleep disorders such as narcolepsy, restless leg syndrome, ...

It’s that time of year again. Everyone is vowing to strive for a healthier life in the coming year, after indulging during the holidays. People typically have well-meaning aspirations when it comes to setting their New Year’s resolutions. Actually sticking to those resolutions can be a bit more difficult. The ...

Pay attention when a family member complains of stomach pains and fatigue during the annual holiday get-together. He may be suffering from more than indigestion.

Staying fit and eating healthy during the holidays is no easy chore for us. And it's no different for youngsters who become less active and eat more treats during their holiday break.

The editors of Men’s Health and Women’s Health magazines have revealed the first-ever ranking of America’s Best & Worst Cities for Women and the eighth annual ranking of America’s Best & Worst Cities for Men. The lists appeared in the January/February editions of both magazines.

While getting organized is one of the top five New Year’s resolutions, most people’s goals fall flat because they don’t have the right tools or advice to help them develop a system that works. Smead, a leading supplier of organizational products, has developed a free online source called Smead Organomics ...

Many women take hormone replacement therapy to relieve the symptoms of menopause, despite studies showing it may increase the risk of breast cancer.

Here's to a happy and healthy 2009 from the entire team here at Weightview!

Some have called New Year’s Eve “amateur hour” on the roads. That couldn’t be more true for teen drivers, who, even if they haven’t been drinking, lack experience behind the wheel.

A study reveals that, while women are more likely than men to make New Year’s resolutions (74% of women versus 58% of men) among adults who have ever made a resolution, men are more likely than women to always or often keep them (22% of men versus 14% of women). ...