SPORTS AND CANCER RESEARCH

This article explains the processes of donating non-cancerous breast tissue to be used by medical centers around the nation for breast cancer research. This tissue is compared to cancerous breast tissue in an effort to find a cure for breast cancer.

Scamdicappers are the con artists of the sports betting industry. Before you purchase winning picks for the big game, make sure you are with a legit handicapper

Information and details regarding funding and exactly how much money is spent on cancer research.

Maura Tierney is a cancer survivor and a new face on the "fight for a cure" scene.

The foundation Brees Dream Foundation was started by Drew Brees and his wife Brittany. Thus far it has donated $4,500,000 to help fight cancer, help New Orleans, and help schools. His site sells great jerseys and t-shirts too!

The first of the series. An introduction to the author and an invitation to a journey.

The old adage of rest for cancer patients is obsolete. Health experts recommend exercise for patients before, during and even after treatment.

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer usually caused by the sun's ultraviolet rays. Here are things or simple tips that you can do that may prevent it from developing.

Drew Brees and Peyton Manning, two of the NFL's top quarterbacks, don't put football first. Off the field, we find them putting God, family and friends above football. Here's a peak into their charity work and their friendship.

The NFL has gone pink. No, it isn't some gender-friendly attempt at getting more women to watch football. It is an attempt by the NFL to bring attention to breast cancer and breast cancer awareness. October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and just...

If you're looking for a way to raise awareness or funds for breast cancer research in the Metro Detroit area, here are just a few events taking place in the area.

Here is a monthly health and wellness calendar with links to health and wellness resources for you to plan your New Year's resolution action items to become and stay healthy.

According to the Controlled Drug Substance Act marijuana is more dangerous than opium, heroin and GHB and it has no medical properties despite contrary evidence.

If you've never heard of Lance Armstrong, then you're probably in a minority. Armstrong has made news headlines. First, as a world-class cyclist. Second, as a cancer victim. Read his story of courage and survival!

Creatine and DHEA are popular with athletes and body builders. Are you curious about the benefits and side effects? Here's what I've learned about these two fitness supplements.

Exercise and its relationship to Childhood Obesity in America.

I didn't know, nor did I care about the benefits of exercising when I was young. We know so much more now about the benefits of exercising when young and how it protects us as we age.

Bracelets, buttons and pins provide cost-effective wearable marketing. These small items make excellent giveaways in trade show bags, as awareness campaign handouts, and at grand openings and school open houses.

With a long tradition of producing sports superstars, Cheyenne Woods joins the ranks of Arnold Palmer, Brian Piccolo, and Tim Duncan at Wake Forest University this year. Will Tiger Woods' niece rock the golf world and WFU like her famous uncle?

This paper describes how physical activity can decrease obesity and crime rates in today's youth. The theories behind this paper are backed by reliable sources. This is a great article to read for current or future parents.

This article discusses whether or not tattoos cause cancer, both directly and indirectly.

Faced with diabetes, a 56 year-old man changes his diet and takes a safe yet powerful natural supplement, the bitter melon fruit, famed in global folk medicine for its ability to balance blood sugar and treat diabetes.

A real-life story about one family's trauma, anxiety, and uncertainty of dealing with a parent diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease - and coming to grips with the reality.

The article examines the health benefits and risks of caffeine and how moderation is key.