Hakuna Matata, it means no worries for the rest of your days, and many days they will be if you just stop worrying and start being happy. Research now shows that those with a greater sense of happiness live longer than others with a more negative outlook!
After the diagnosis and treatment, cancer survivors must learn to adjust to and recognize their body’s new normal. From skin changes, hair loss, and the physical (and psychological) effects of radical surgeries, Dr. Lindsay Sortor answers a host of questions about adapting to your body after cancer.
Make yourself as beautiful and bright as the weather this weekend using these home made spa recipes.
You might not be able to take a vacation, but you can take some time to de-stress and find some peace and calm in your day-to-day life. From meditation to deep breathing there are several things you can do to stay calm, cool, and collected.
In this article the celebrity hairstylist David Babaii talks about choosing the right wig, the best haircut to hide thinning hair, and many more hair tips for women undergoing chemotherapy.
No compliment is worth skin cancer. Indoor tanning became all the rage several years ago and has now become a common part of some women’s beauty regimens. However, there is now clear evidence linking indoor tanning and skin cancer. Read on for healthy alternatives.
