Have a Healthy Holiday Season
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Reminders to avoid overindulging during meals and parties and to make time for exercise are among the holiday health tips offered by Duke University&#39;s Diet and Fitness Center.
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From spoiled-meat sensors to dirt-free, indoor lettuce patches, these gadgets will have you saying thanks this holiday season.
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FRIDAY, Dec. 10 (HealthDayNews) -- Your waistline isn't the only one you need to keep an eye on this holiday season -- you also need to make sure your children don't overindulge.
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If you're hosting a holiday party this year and think your homeowners insurance provides enough coverage, think again.
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Deduction for couples on rise; car donations, business break for SUVs to get more restrictive. By Sandra Block. Holiday decorations mean it&#39;s that time of the year again -- time to take whatever year-end steps you can to lower your tax burden.
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FRIDAY, Dec. 28 (HealthDay News) -- Travel and poor eating habits can cause stomach problems during the holidays, an expert says.
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The key to a holiday season without added pounds could be planning ahead to avoid the holiday temptations.
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In addition to fruitcake, eggnog and alcohol, sleeplessness can be added to the list of factors that may cause you to pack on a few pounds this holiday season.
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SUNDAY, Dec. 10 (HealthDay News) -- This Christmas, experts are advising that Santa skip the video games and bring kids toys that exercise more than just their thumbs.
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Overindulge this holiday season? To make up for it, many people will shop for high-tech treadmills or mail-order machines that will shrink their thighs while they make low, low monthly payments.
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How to avoid a post-holiday meltdown and keep momentum going for customers and employees.
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The holiday season may not reach 2003 levels but will be up, National Retail Federation says. By Joan Verdon. Hackensack, NJ - The holidays will be slightly less jolly for retailers this year, but they still
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By B.C. Manion, Tampa Tribune, Fla.  Dec. 16--Nothing can spoil a holiday like a knock on the head and a trip to the emergency room. Here are some reminders from the Home Safety Council to help ensure the only stars you see are on the Christmas tree.
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You survived Hanukkah or Christmas. You tackled the day-after sales in November and December. You made plans to party on New Year&#39;s Eve and Super Bowl Sunday.
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There&#39;s no reason to believe you must use red and green ribbons and ornaments to make your home festive looking during the holidays.
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Like many Americans at this time of year, the food industry has been talking a lot about healthy eating, improved nutrition and making better choices.
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(HealthDayNews) -- Your kids probably sample holiday cookies and candy frequently, so make sure they brush their teeth.