Living Well

Seven Tips to Protect Your Home From Burglars

One night, you come home to find your door kicked open.

Your house has been torn apart. Your electronics are missing. No laptop, no iPod, no television left. Your wife's jewelry is gone.

Two Cancer Screenings Worth Getting

George was 85 years old when his wife noticed some strange moles on his face. At her insistence, he went to the doctor to have the moles checked.

After a biopsy, the doctor found George had an early stage of skin cancer. Within a few weeks, he had surgery to remove the cancerous moles. He has been cancer-free for more than a year.

Longtime subscribers know I regularly criticize the medical industry. It's true... We're in the middle of an overtreatment epidemic. Doctors are over-testing and over-treating patients.

But I'm not anti-medicine... I'm all about common sense, science-based tests, and proper treatments.

As a medical doctor – an insider to one of the country's biggest industries – I've seen the benefits of medical procedures and drugs... when used appropriately.

And some tests are useful and necessary – like George's skin-cancer screening. Today, we're covering two of the most essential medical tests...

Two Drugs I Recommend This Season

I'm considered a drug dealer in my office.

Don't worry, I don't peddle narcotics or prescription drugs. But my desk resembles a small pharmacy... It's full of bottles and bags of various pills. Vitamin C tablets, zinc, aspirin – you name it and it's probably there.

The Hidden Danger of Chronic Headaches

When you get a headache, what's the first thing you do?

If you're like most people, you probably just pop a couple of painkillers and hope your headache will go away.

How to Stay Safe in a Hurricane

A monster hurricane is barreling toward the southeast coast...

Florida, South Carolina, and North Carolina have declared a states of emergency... Each state is in the middle of mass evacuations as millions flee Hurricane Matthew. And residents of all three states have raided grocery stores – in some cases leaving only empty shelves.

Have You Acted After the Biggest Hack Ever?

Last week, the tech company Yahoo confirmed that more than 500 million user accounts were hacked in 2014... one of the biggest data breaches ever.

Real names, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, security questions, and passwords were all compromised... so not only is your Yahoo e-mail account at risk, so is any other account where you reused usernames or passwords.