Former BR Ad Woman Travels With Oxygen
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By JUDY BERGERON "I travel all the time," longtime Baton Rouge advertising executive Flossie Rousseau told Women in Media members last week.  Rousseau moved to Dallas 51/2 years ago to become director of affiliate sales for The Oxygen Network.
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Nikki Mugford has encouraging news for Tony Blair. Two years after having the same procedure of catheter ablation she is fitter than ever.
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By Mike Schneider  CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.  --  Last summer, astronaut Lisa Nowak was soaring 220 miles above Earth, floating in the rarefied air of the international space station.
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A daily walk around the block, a few laps in the pool, a vigorous game of soccer: studies suggest exercise is extending the lives of women who've survived breast cancer, even as it lifts their spirits.
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NEAR ARKALYK, Kazakhstan  - The world's first   female space tourist, Iranian-born Anousheh Ansari, returned to   Earth on Friday, bumping down in a Russian Soyuz capsule at   dawn on the Kazakh steppe.
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Life & style: Readers' advice for a woman at the end of her tether, plus Linda Blair's expert view.
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An 18-year-old woman is rescued from India's Andaman islands after surviving for 45 days on fruit.
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Travel: Adrenaline junkies have moved on from snowboarding. Isobel Rostron goes speedriding
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People with heart disease may want to steer clear of heavy traffic when exercising or simply take their workout indoors to avoid breathing polluted air.
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Travel: Rosemary Mahoney describes the freedom and fears she encountered on her great river adventure
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The world's first female space tourist and first space blogger, American national Anousheh Ansari, told the world of the difficulties of keeping tidy in zero gravity.
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A clever marketing campaign has this writer basking in the olfactory delights of bus shelters.
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Those are the simple, yet compelling, words of breast cancer patient Christine Rayner, who has been given a new lease of life by changing the drug she takes.
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Theresa Cibulka hit Mile 18 of the New York City Marathon last year and felt as if she would never reach the finish line. She could feel the pain in her cramped legs. She was ready to quit.
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Medical tests show that the actress has lost weight
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A woman who became seriously ill while in Mount Everest's so-called "death zone" and was helped down by fellow climbers has safely reached base camp, Nepalese mountaineering officials said Friday.
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In the months before she wound up in the emergency room, Deborah Turner was so exhausted she sometimes had to drag herself up the office stairs clinging to the railing. How, she wondered, had things gotten so bad? Four years earlier she had walked a 26.2-mile marathon. Now she was so short of bre...