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When and how often mammogram screenings should occur has been a matter of intense debate over the past week. Front-page stories last Tuesday carried the news: "Mammogram advice revised: Start at 50," the Daily Hampshire Gazette piece ...

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC 4 News) More than one-thousand Utah women are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. Many of those women are in the age range no longer protected by mammography screenings under new guidelines from the US Preventative Task Force.

A North Wilkesboro radiologist is taking exception to a report from the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) that recommends against routine mammograms and breast cancer screening for women under the age of 50.

Knowledge is power, unless that knowledge comes with so much baggage that it becomes crippling. Such is the trouble with many cancer and health screening tests.

The North Dakota program that helps women pay for breast and cervical cancer screenings intends to continue its program as it has, despite last week's updated analysis from a federal panel that starting mammogram screenings at age 40 is ...

Dr. Nicole Schertell, ND, CCT, a certified clinical thermographer at Whole Life Health Care in Newington, uses a digital infrared thermal imaging device at the clinic.

A job is a business arrangement. You give employers your work and, in exchange, they give you money. Simple. So, in this season of giving thanks, do you think there's any room for gratitude in the labor-for-cash equation?

During the month of November we Americans, owing to our Thanksgiving Day holiday, are encouraged to be thankful. Thankful for whatever we have which we believe brings happiness.

I've been speaking and writing about gratitude for almost ten years now - and I'm still amazed at how challenging it can be for me to focus on what I'm grateful for at times (especially when I'm feeling sorry for myself or complaining).