Keywords: Cancer
Total Results: 9

1. Survival Tactics

   By Erin Peterson, November 2008
   Exercise helped Wendy Rahn beat breast cancer. Now she’s helping other survivors realize the importance of staying active during... PRINT EDITION ONLY

2. Living Strong With Cancer

   By Catherine Guthrie, November 2007
   When an otherwise healthy, fit person who has “done everything right” receives a cancer diagnosis, it can feel unfair on many... READ ON ...

3. Every Step Counts

   By Elizabeth Noll, November 2006
   Marlene Christensen used exercise to stay in shape and put her cancer in remission. PRINT EDITION ONLY

4. See the Connection

   By Experience Life Staff, April 2006
   Your health depends on a complex, connect-the-dots network of variables that make up your ecosystem and the systems that sustain it. Discover... READ ON ...

5. Fighting Inflammation

   By Catherine Guthrie, July-August 2004
   Some aging factors are beyond our control, but one of the biggest - inflammation - needn't be. Here's how you can extinguish the flames of... READ ON ...

6. On the Bright Side

   By Jennifer Barrett, June 2004
   We know that excessive sun exposure is unhealthy, but there's increasing evidence that blocking out all the sun's rays can be equally... READ ON ...

7. Baked or Fried: Acrylamide?

   By Alison Levitt, MD, March 2004
   Acrylamide, a cancer-causing agent, has shown up in a variety of fried foods, but also in healthier baked and roasted items, including... PRINT EDITION ONLY

8. Message from Your Prostate: Remember Me?

   By Elson M. Haas, MD, September-October 2003
   Most men take their health - and their prostate - entirely for granted. Until things take a turn for the worse. PRINT EDITION ONLY

9. A Good Long Look

   By Kim Erickson, March-April 2003
   Take a moment to scrutinize your bath and beauty products. Their ingredient labels may reveal some ugly truths. READ ON ...