Death is surely inevitable, but I do believe you can live far longer than the average life expectancy, which, in the US, is around 78. Genetics may play a role, but is NOT the final determining factor for whether you'll live a long healthy life.

A funny thing happened on the way to publication of a WHO sponsored study on cell phones and cancer risks.

As a doctor, I’m outraged. As a father… well… I’m even more outraged…

Q: I've been trying to research treatments for rheumatoid arthritis, but am just getting overwhelmed. Can you help steer me in the right direction?

Times are tough. There’s no question about it.

Our dollars are stretched so thin you can practically see through them. And while I'm sure that you, like me, have causes you care about... finding the money and time to support those causes is becoming more and more difficult.

If you're suffering from celiac disease, check your vitamins--because a new study shows that you could be missing more than the ability to enjoy gluten.

Strokes affect millions of people every year and can be deadly. Some occur suddenly and some have pre-stroke warning signs. TIA's or transient ischemic attacks may or may not happen prior to having a stroke.

When we hear Multiple Sclerosis disease we often think... DOOMED!! 

It can be a  powerless feeling to think you have been cursed some how with a random disease and have no idea of the cause let along any idea of how to prevent or cure it.

Hollywood is currently a-twitter with the news that Price Is Right star Drew Carey ran away (literally!) from Type 2 diabetes and is now “a new man.”