menopause

Recent stats report a rise in adult acne, and the derms confirm it. Here's how to control breakouts and the five best blemish busters

This New York Times article discusses new research that shows people essentially can’t be made to burn any more calories in a day than a predetermined set point.

Over the past several years, there have been multiple studies that appeared to point in a positive direction: that having a little bit of meat on your frame — not obesity, which has been repeatedly linked to an early death, but just the extra pounds that signify a commitment to eating dessert — made an individual a better candidate for increased longevity than their rake-thin peers.

Here to promote her new book Sexy Forever: How to Fight Fat after Forty, the Three's Company actress shares her thoughts on menopause, organic food and feminism

Bubba's still got it. At a recent rally in West Virginia, an elderly woman fainted in the middle of a speech by former president Bill Clinton. Clinton proved he's still a bit of a ladykiller when he quickly asserting that "she'll be fine," before joking that "believe me, at my age, rarely does a lady faint on me." The audience cheered as Clinton exclaimed "the doctor says she's ok!"