Send Your Kids Back to School with a Healthier Lunch
As summer comes to a close, kids are in for a big adjustment when they head back to school. With less rules during summer vacation, it’s…
Bright Spring Pasta Recipe
Spring produce offers a delicious variety of vegetables to include in pasta dishes. Spinach, asparagus, green beans and peas are all nutritious spring vegetables that…
Lifestyle Matters Seminar on Capitol Hill
The Congressional Families Cancer Prevention Program held an event at the U.S. Capitol in March for National Nutrition Month to focus on the important role…
Setting Healthy Habits for Your Kids Now Will Pay Off In the Future
The wellness habits and attitudes formed in childhood play a large role in a child’s future health. Today kicks off Every Kid Healthy Week, a…
King v. Burwell: What the Supreme Court Ruling Could Mean
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has helped millions of individuals gain access to health care. The law addressed three of the major factors in a…
6 Exercise Activities for You and Your Sweetheart
Valentine’s Day is usually all about chocolate, candy, jewelry and flowers. This February change it up and add a healthy twist to your date plans….
Yes, We Know, Another Six Weeks of Winter
It’s only February and 2015 has already experienced some severe winter storms. Snow has blanketed the Northeast, especially Boston, which received a record-breaking 78 inches…
2015 State of the Union: What You Should Know
Last night, January 20, President Obama delivered his 6th State of the Union address. The overall message was that we have emerged from a crisis…
Prevention and politics: Why your voice matters
Midterm elections are upon us. If you are like most Americans, you can’t wait for November 4 to come and go, so that you are…
Cooking up prevention: 2014 community grantee spotlight
Through the support of a Prevent Cancer Foundation community grant, 7,200 African Americans in urban and rural areas in 11 states will receive cookbooks with…
