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Cancer doesn’t discriminate. We’re often reminded of this fact when a new celebrity announces he or she has been diagnosed with the disease. Over the years, many Hollywood stars have shared their difficult health news with the public. Happily, many of them have also been able to announce that they are in remission or have beat cancer. Scroll down to […]
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Cancer doesn’t discriminate. We’re often reminded of this fact when a new celebrity announces he or she has been diagnosed with the disease. Over the years, many Hollywood stars have shared their difficult health news with the public. Happily, many of them have also been able to announce that they are in remission or have beat cancer. Scroll down to […]
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Whether you dated for weeks, months or years—when it ends, you can experience a range of emotions and feel a little uncertain about what’s next. Research even shows the pain from a breakup can activate pain receptors in our brain the same way that physical injuries do. When you’re feeling down and out, how do you beat the breakup blues? […]
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The summer of 2007 was supposed to be one of the happiest times of my life — the long wait to officially adopt and bring home our daughter Naomi was almost over, and our family of three was growing to four. Instead, it turned into one of the scariest, most confusing times of my life. I was diagnosed with breast […]
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(HealthDay)—Optimism and a sense of purpose can improve your heart health, new research suggests. Psychological well-being has cardiovascular benefits because people with a positive outlook are more inclined to lead a healthy lifestyle, the researchers concluded. Upbeat people are more likely to eat well, engage in physical activity, maintain social connections and avoid negative behaviors, prior research has shown. This […]
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