Cancer is both physically and emotionally traumatizing. Just ask any cancer survivor and there are plenty nowdays. Star Jones speaks out about her experience and recent surgery
Mesothelioma is probably the only cancer where we know the exact cause. Currently there are hundreds of class action law suits against the manufacturers of asbestos products and the companies that used them
Postpartum depression is the most common complication of childbirth. A few celeb moms are quietly coming out of the woodwork and opening up about their dark experiences after pregnancy
21% of the population smokes cigarettes and every year approximately 20% of them try to quit, yet only 2% will be successful. President Obama can relate, he is still struggling with smoking, and is using “nicotine replacement therapy”
Bill Clinton is using his own heart problems to further the mission 'Let’s Move', a national campaign designed to help people make better food choices, make healthy foods more available and affordable, and to encourage children and adults to exercise
Infertility is very common. Used with in vitro fertilization and eggs of good quality, intracytoplasmic sperm injection is often a successful treatment for infertility and has an estimated 25% to 30% birth rate
Most women wrongly believe they will die from breast cancer. Statistically 1 in 4 women will die from heart disease. The Red Dress Campaign reminds women of the need to protect their heart health and inspires them to take action
Obesity is quickly overtaking smoking as the number one cause of death in the U.S. as well as Canada and the UK. Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver is on a mission to change America’s eating habits one plate, one school lunch and one impoverished town at a time
The 2010 earthquake was the worst to hit Haiti in over 200 years. Last week Hollywood celebrities did what they do best. 'The Hope for Haiti Now' telethon shattered records for money donated raising more than $58 million for disaster relief
Cosmetic surgery is really getting out of hand. Sadly, improving ones image through surgery is now an acceptable, easy way for young people to fix their perceived “flaws”