Cosmetic tattooing can provide permanent makeup, cover scars

Their goals are as different as the women themselves. Some want dramatic eyebrows. Others want fuller lips. A few are cancer survivors anxious to complete reconstructive surgery. Regardless of their motivation, all have chosen cosmetic tattooing.

PCHD announces new hours

Learning to love dentures

If you’re one of the millions of Americans who need dentures, you may have questions about what getting them will entail. Although dentures take some getting used to, they will improve your appearance and health. Here are five important things to know about dentures, according to the American Dental Association.

Save your back

If just thinking about doing yard work this fall makes your back ache, you might want to consider getting some ergonomic yard tools to ease the pain.

Reduce the salt, keep the taste

Full flavors boost low-sodium chicken dish.

Silver fox: How to care for your graying hair

Now that it’s fashionable to go gray, there’s a wide variety of products on the market aimed at women with naturally silver hair. How do you know which ones will deliver? “The most crucial step in maintaining gray or white color is using a purple or blue shampoo,” says Deborah Steele of Tribeca Color Salon in South Tampa, Fla. “I recommend that my clients use these every other shampoo to neutralize yellow tones.” Don’t overuse these products, however, or you could soon be sporting purplish-tinted hair. “Look for products with a smoothing factor,” she says.

Food fears: Schools struggle with allergies in the classroom

Of the children heading back to school this fall, 2.2 million have some type of food allergy, according to the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network.

Signs your child might have a learning disability

Learning disabilities are not “outgrown” and can affect a person throughout his or her life, hampering academic and then career success. The good news is help is available, and the sooner a child gets assistance, the better. The first step is realizing there’s a problem.

5 things to know about bicycle safety

Bicyclists should obey the rules of the road and drive defensively to avoid accidents.

Frank Forrest: It’s time to rediscover the joys of bicycling

Seeing another adult biking is almost on par with spotting the yeti. Even kids of this coddled generation are few and far between, especially compared to growing up decades ago when we biked everywhere (instilling a love of bike riding I carry to this day).

Senior Savvy: Remembering with Dad

"The Best Friends Book of Alzheimer's Activities" is a good resource with many ideas for activities for elders with memory loss. There are two volumes.

Physician Focus: Too much sun is hazardous to your health

For physicians who constantly warn patients about skin cancer, a recent poll by the Marist Institute for Public Opinion brought some disturbing news: Only one-fifth of Americans use sunscreen before going outdoors during the summer, and another one-third wear it for only a few days during the season.

Dr. Jeff Hersh: Changes and challenges in health care

In my 500th column today I want to look back on the changes in medicine since my first column more than 10 years ago.

Dr. Murray Feingold: The emotions of aging

Emotional health is just as important as physical health. Many factors impact a person's emotional state, including genetic and psychiatric factors. However, there are also some less complicated issues that play a role in the emotions of an individual. Birthdays are one of them.

Darin St. George: Too much of a good thing

When is "too much" an issue in fitness and nutrition? I would wager that there are many areas where "too much" can lead one down the wrong path, so let's identify a couple of those situations here.

Beth DiCocco: What can happen in 5 seconds?

In laboratories across the country, scientists are conducting research in an attempt to cure cancer or stop global warming. At the same time, others are working on arguably less significant, but far more entertaining projects. For example, the ongoing investigation into the 5-second rule.

City Hall is open to aid in heat

Wayne L. Westcott: Canoeing a vigorous but serene activity

Without question, my fondest memory of childhood concerns annual canoe rides with my father down the Susquehanna River in upstate New York.

Health Watch: Don't let asthma take over your summer

Tips for controlling your asthma, new guidelines for caffeine consumption during pregnancy, how to safely use insect repellent, and more.

You can get exercise while seated

If you're at a desk all day, or not up to running around the track, you can get a good workout. Here's how.

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