Feeling a little stressed? Need an energy boost? Taking the time to stop and smell the roses could do more than you think.

Breastfeeding mothers may think they don't need to worry about health concerns linked to plastic baby bottles. But even breastfed newborns may come into contact with plastic containing bisphenol-A (BPA) if their mothers use a breast pump, feeding bottles or storage containers made with the chemical.

Whether you're skipping breakfast to save on calories or running out the door in a rush with only a cup of coffee in hand, you're not doing yourself or your health any favors. Numerous studies have shown that eating breakfast can help people lose weight while promoting heart health, cognitive performance and increased energy.

About half of us will make some type of New Year's resolution this year. And sadly, statistics suggest that about a third of those resolutions will be dropped within the first week. Here are some tips to make your New Year's resoutions last.

Everyone knows the dangers of asbestos. What was once commonplace in factories and the construction industry has caused a slew of health problems to those who have been exposed. Mesothelioma is a type of cancer caused by this exposure, and it's not just people who worked directly with asbestos who now need to be concerned.

For generations, children have been told to eat their carrots because it was good for their eyes. A new study may have moms saying the same about corn bread, corn flakes and other breakfast cereals.

Most people faced with cancer feel anxiety and fear about the disease itself, but also about the possible side effects of chemotherapy. Good news - they are controllable with medication.