Would you be willing to sleep in more to add another two years to your life? Maybe floss more often in exchange for another year of living? How about having sex more often to extend your life expectancy?

Despite increased attention to women's health issues, there are still many health risks that women need to know about that are not getting a whole lot of attention.

Men around the country are raising awareness that yes, men can get breast cancer, too.

There are literally thousands of ways to raise money for a charitable cause, but if you want to help raise funds for breast cancer awareness this month, why not think out of the box?

Besides the usual suspects we worry about when it comes to our diets, should cancer be something we should add to our list of food worries?

Around 80 percent of women supposedly are wearing the wrong bra size. Are you one of them? If you think it's time you got a bra that fits right, follow these tips.

Although it's alarming, the things we do every day, and take for granted, might increase your risk for different cancers. Such as these five examples.

Click here to see which screening tests women should have done to take precautions with their health.

Guidelines say delay mammogram screening for breast cancer until 50, but some of the nation's largest breast cancer groups disagree.

In addition to common treatments, many cancer patients are also using alternative methods to help control their cancer and effects from medications.