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'My character lets her daughter have sugar any time. I'm always on sugar patrol with my kids' Melissa Reeves, Days of Our Lives [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] 'Annie looks better than I [...]

Sunburns are like hangovers--the real cure is not to get one in the first place. 'Especially if you have fair skin, it's easy to think, I get little burns all […]

Byline: Rainey, Jennifer How toxic is your neighborhood? Go to scorecard.org and enter your zip code for the latest on air, water, and agricultural pollution. Exposure to pollutants can increase […]

'I wept because I had no shoes, until I saw a man who had no feet.' Persian proverb 'Appreciation is yeast, lifting ordinary to extraordinary.' Mary-Ann Petro 'The talent for [...]

what it is A skeletal disease in which the amount of bone tissue is reduced, causing bone to become weak and more susceptible to fracture. If a fracture occurs, side [...]

'Success is a state of mind. If you want success, start thinking of yourself as a success.' Dr. Joyce Brothers 'A man is a success if he gets up in [...]

'The best protection any woman can have ... is courage.' Elizabeth Cady Stanton 'Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear--not absence of fear.' Mark Twain 'Happy the man who [...]

treatment Topical antibacterial products, such as benzoyl peroxide and antibiotics, destroy the bacteria associated with acne. Prescription retinoids (Retin A, Differin) prevent the skin buildup that can lead to breakouts. [...]

'A little madness in the Spring Is wholesome even for the king.' Emily Dickinson 'spring when the world is mud-luscious ... when the world is puddle-wonderful' e.e. cummings 'In the [...]

The article offers strategies to enjoy summer outing without catching sunburns including apply sunscreen for natural protection to the skin, do not put on sun protection factor (SPF) during cloudy days and find the right formula which fits to your skin complexion.

Provides several tips for women on how to be healthier. Advantage of watching less television; Health benefits of drinking tea; Limitation of antacid intake.

Provides information related to toys, entertainment and equipment for children as of December 1999. Clothes to keep him or her warm during winter; Videos for children; Gift suggestions for those who help your children.

Provides tips on staying slim during the holidays. Strategy on curbing the appetite; Ways on avoiding overeating during parties; Technique on developing a realistic eating plan.

Provides tips on staying motivated in keeping a walking habit. Ways on making walking fun; Technique on beating boredom; Effectiveness of walking on keeping weight off.

Presents ideas for Christmas decorations and gifts. Ornament collection; Decorative angels; Gift ideas for each member of the family.

Introduces new dental technologies that can make a huge difference in individual's smile. Application of tooth-colored composite to reshaped chipped or uneven teeth for a fraction of the cost of crowns or veneers; Removal of excess gum tissue and reshapes the gumline by a diode laser; Variety of teeth whitening products.

Reports on the sponsorship of free memory assessments across the country by the Alzheimer's Foundation of America in the U.S.

Provides tips on how to keep bones strong. Consumption of food rich in calcium and Vitamin D daily; Engagement in regular weight bearing exercise; Smoking cessation; Facilitation of bone density test to determine risk for osteoporosis.

Encourages the bronchitis sufferers who are otherwise healthy to avoid taking antibiotics. Similarity of the duration of coughing to those who do not take the drug; Risk for pneumonia among sick person with heart or lung disease.

Presents question and answer advisory on avoiding nosebleeds in the winter. Need for keeping the nose moist and lubricated; Application of a saline nasal spray and over-the-counter product line to the inside of nostrils before bedtime; Side effects of blood-thinning drugs on nosebleeds.

Provides health-related tips and information. Impact of gender differences in the amount of medication; Clarification on the cause of memory lapses; Enumeration of five healthful benefits of tea.

Features new information on health. Definition of normal blood pressure; Benefits of exercising even when you start late; Foods that are good for a person's overall well-being.

Focuses on autumn in the U.S. U.S. consumption of apple products in 2002; Weight of largest pumpkin even grown; Worth of Halloween candy sold each year; Quotes on autum from various personalities.

Discusses the link between breast cancer and body weight. Link between low body weight after menopause and breast cancer; Link between weight gain after diagnosis and recurrence of breast cancer; Biochemical aspects of menopause and breast cancer.

Focuses on how often a woman should do some things. Replacement of toothbrushes; Cleaning of ears; Application of sunscreen; Performing of a breast self-exam.

Reports developments related to public health in the U.S. as of May 2004. Need for medical examination of lentigines caused by sun damage; Schedule of National Women's Check-Up Day sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; Symptoms of dehydration.

Presents tips from Karen Keane, chief executive officer of Skinner Antiques Roadshow, on how to do an on-the-spot appraisal. Questioning about the piece of antique; Awareness about label forgery; Search for signs of quality.

Focuses on designer on the television series "Trading Spaces," Doug Wilson's tips to women on how to decorate their homes. Replacing winter drapes with curtains; Colors and patterns for bedcovers; Replacing thick oriental or Persian rugs.

Presents several quotations about luck.

Focuses on the health benefits of antioxidants in hot cocoa.