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Columnist Shannon Brennan writes that watching birds is truly one of the best forms of entertainment and you can get a great chance to do so during the Great Backyard Bird Count, which starts Friday.

After years of struggling with eating, running has helped me find my groove. While my diet is by no means perfect, I’m learning how to properly fuel, and it has

Norman Regional Health System announced that new anti-obesity medications are available for those looking to improve health outcomes.

Bob Moore, a co-founder of international whole-grain foods manufacturer Bob’s Red Mill, has died at 94.

Fasting continues to grow in popularity. It’s a pretty simple concept if you’re unfamiliar with the diet, and there are multiple ways you can do it. Supan said those who

Nearly 42% of American adults suffers from obesity, according to the latest numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Most likely you’ve heard that along with being a great treat, chocolate can be good for your health. Is it hype? Yes and no.

Ross Stores Inc. is partnering with Boys & Girls Clubs of America for a three-week program called “Help Local Kids Thrive.” Through March 3, customers can make a monetary donation at their local Ross Dress for Less store at checkout. Locally, 80% of funds raised will be donated to the Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City.

On one of our trips to Costa Rica, our friend and guide Eric suggested a chocolate tour. Without hesitation, my wife Kathy immediately accepted. In her mind, she saw counters

There is an enormous difference between someone who is broke and someone who considers themselves poor. Being broke refers to a current financial situation. Poor however, is a state of