Easy Tips for Creating an Awesome Game Day Party
No matter what the sport, it's tradition to get together with friends for some fun while watching the game. Although the competition is enough to keep everyone excited, there are some party tips that help ensure everyone is having fun.

Help Military Heroes Rebuild Their Homes
A new outreach program that allows civilians to contribute to the rebuilding of veterans' homes is the latest evidence that Americans are behind their service people.

Scrub Away the Stress and Toil This Spring Cleaning Season
Many of us continually seek ways to make house cleaning easier and less time-consuming. This spring cleaning season, the secret is revealed. Determine the level of cleanliness (or chaos) you can live with and then establish cleaning routines throughout the year to help achieve and maintain that level.

Having a Mother with Osteoporosis Can Lead to Increased Risk for Spinal Fracture
May brings Mother's Day and National Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month. It is a time when we recognize Moms and when we also recognize the risks for osteoporosis, a bone-breaking disease that particularly affects women.

Identifying Autism: Knowing When and What to Look For
Everyone's talking about autism, and for good reason. According to a 2007 Centers for Disease Control report, one in 150 children in the U.S. has autism, a neurological disorder that affects development and social functioning and can cause even a precocious child to disappear into his or her own self-contained world. Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability in the U.S. It is more common than childhood cancer, diabetes and AIDS combined.

The Quick and Easy Way to Connect with Old Friends
Ever stopped to wonder what life might have been like had you married your high school sweetheart or stayed in touch with the friends you had back then?

Celebrate Talents and Strengths of those Living with Epilepsy
Some of history's most creative minds, including Vincent van Gogh, Ludwig Beethoven, Leo Tolstoy and Lewis Carroll, are believed to have had epilepsy. Now in its sixth year, the "Expressions of Courage" national art contest provides people with epilepsy the opportunity to showcase their talents and their perspectives on living with epilepsy through art.

American-fueled Energy Market Ramps Up
Consumers are anticipating the arrival of sustainable and cleaner-burning fuels that will reduce our dependence on foreign oil. Here's what you need to know about E85.

New Home Communities Evolve as Real Estate Rebounds
Already, in some markets across the country real estate is rebounding, and many would-be homeowners are seeing some real opportunities in the changing new home market.

Beyond the Pill Bottle: Alternative Arthritis Therapies
Opening a pill bottle brings the promise of relief from pain for many people. But for 41 percent of the 46 million Americans diagnosed with arthritis, everyday activities - like opening their arthritis medication - can be very difficult. Is it any wonder, then, that millions seek alternative ways to enhance their doctor-prescribed drug treatment?

Olympic Cyclist Puts a New Spin on Arthritis Awareness
World Champion cyclist Kristin Armstrong, 34, was diagnosed with osteoarthritis nearly seven years ago. She is now preparing to compete as a cyclist in the upcoming 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Armstrong is supporting the Arthritis Foundation's annual Arthritis Walk events and Team TripleFlex by sharing her personal success story.

New Cholesterol Medication Treats Cholesterol - Good and Bad - in a Single Pill
There's more to managing cholesterol than just lowering your LDL.