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Holistic medicine stresses treating the entire person — mind, body, and soul. We talk with a doctor who practices this oft-misunderstood type of alternative medicine.

For years, bipolar disorder was stigmatized. But Wally Prechter, who lost her husband to it, is shedding light on the illness.

Philanthropists, many of them with personal attachments to hospitals, lend their names to wings and centers, but their giving spirit goes beyond bricks and mortar.

‘Concierge’ medicine gives patients the royal treatment. Still, the service has its price — and its critics.

Heart disease is still a big killer, but doctors are pumped up about the advances made in preventing and treating it.

For skin protection, aim to have it made in the shade.

Buy a swimsuit, get toned, sport a pedicure, and don’t forget to carry a life preserver in the form of sun protection, even when you’re nowhere near the beach.

An accident survivor founded Walk The Line, a Ferndale gym for the disabled.

An unexpected heart attack in a relatively young, seemingly health man inspired a new way of life.

January is the month of good intentions. And for many of us, that means getting real about diet and exercise. Conventional wisdom says it takes 21 days to form a habit.

Today's medical centers are shedding their impersonal, sterile images and improving patient amenities, from spa services and abundant greenery to tastier food

State-of-the-art digital systems are allowing doctors to treat patients’ insides from the outside