According to author and licensed acupuncturist Giorgio Repeti, there’s a proven way for practitioners of Chinese medicine to simplify and streamline their practices and improve the results for their patients. His handbook for... Read More

There is very little that is more startling than getting a call from a doctor with the news that the diagnosis is cancer. A recent article indicated that 200,000 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer in the United States every year;... Read More

As people age, it can seem like every visit to the doctor results in more limitations—on food, on mobility, and on time, thanks to medication schedules and more. Dr. David Lipschitz, director of the Longevity Center at St. Vincent... Read More

Although bookstores boast ever-increasing sections on diet and exercise, and whole magazines are dedicated to boosting health and losing weight, there still seems to be plenty of confusion about what to eat, how to work out properly,... Read More

“Most chronic pain is medically unexplained,” say the authors of "Still Hurting? Find Health!" “When symptoms are unexplainable, the diagnostic direction course is unclear, difficult, and treacherous.” This causes intense... Read More

Public opinion about health care in the United States ranges from advocating a complete overhaul to changing nothing. Small wonder that progress towards establishment of more equitable health care coverage moves slowly. The country’s... Read More

Chronic pain, in all its debilitating manifestations, is a central theme of reporter Linda Meilink’s superb book about her decade spent learning about fibromyalgia (FMS) through her own tragic acquisition of the disease. Her thoroughly... Read More

A diagnosis of autism can rock a parent’s foundation. And what do parents do once they get home from the doctor’s office? Often they turn to the internet for answers. But, as educational and behavioral consultant Susan Larson Kidd... Read More