Prevent a child drowning with these simple rules
      Summer has arrived, and UCLA emergency physicians remind parents how to prevent drownings and water-immersion injuries involving children. These unfortunate events most often occur in the summer months, which are filled with water activities.
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Selecting the best workout
      You may be a step closer to deciding which workout works best for you by learning more about treadmills, elliptical trainers and stationary bikes. +Treadmills offer an unsurpassed cardiovascular and fatburning workout, helping to burn 50 to 250 more calories per hour than a stationary bik...
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Chronic pain sufferers continue to work
      Persistent, chronic pain among U.S. workers has risen in the past 10 years, with workers in chronic pain choosing to go to their jobs rather than call in sick.
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New treatments for cancer pain
      The recent announcement by Elizabeth Edwards, the wife of Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards, that her breast cancer has recurred and spread to her bones, is not something that any cancer survivor or caregiver ever wants to hear.
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Young girl succumbs to rare heart condition
      When Elisa Feldman, 13, died on June 29, 2006, her family and doctors had little clue as to the nature of the disease that killed her. Elisa, a resident of Agoura Hills, had just graduated from Lindero Canyon Middle School in Agoura Hills and faced a bright and promising future.
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Slim down for summer style
      Getting into a favorite swimsuit may now be a bit easier, thanks to Harley Pasternak, diet and fitness expert and author of the book "The 5 Factor Diet." Here are his five tips for safely losing weight.
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