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The importance of primary care; what makes night owls unhealthy - Vimarsana News

The importance of primary care; what makes night owls unhealthy

Q: My primary care doctor keeps bugging me to come in for a check-up. But I have no complaints. Why should I bother? -- Dwayne R., Louisville, Kentucky

How stress changes your body chemistry -- and your future - Vimarsana News

How stress changes your body chemistry -- and your future

How stress changes your body chemistry -- and your future

Is drinking alcohol safe or not?; a better test for obesity - Vimarsana News

Is drinking alcohol safe or not?; a better test for obesity

Q: I keep hearing conflicting reports on whether drinking alcohol is good or bad. Some say a couple glasses of wine are beneficial, others say there's no safe level. What's the real story? -- Donna R., Las Vegas

Unlocking Your Longevity Code: Now's The Time to Live Younger for Longer - Vimarsana News

Unlocking Your Longevity Code: Now's The Time to Live Younger for Longer

/PRNewswire/ -- What if you can make simple lifestyle choices today that lead to a younger you tomorrow? Renowned longevity expert Dr. Michael Roizen has the...

How to check for skin cancer (and how often to get checked) - Vimarsana News

How to check for skin cancer (and how often to get checked)

Weatherman Sam Champion was first diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma in his 20s. And "Dancing with the Stars" phenom, Whitney Carson was just 22 when she discovered melanoma on her foot. It may seem surprising that someone in their 20s could develop skin cancer. But according to the Skin Cancer Foundation, melanoma (the most serious skin cancer) is the most common form of cancer affecting young adults 25 to 29. And an estimated 186,680 cases of melanoma will be diagnosed in people of all ages in the U.S. in 2023.