FIT IN FIVE: Slow, steady road to fitness

After cancer treatment, patients should slowly build back their fitness and muscles. Syida Lizta Amirul Ihsan explains how in simple steps

Proposed Utah mine expansion reflects politics of coal

An obstacle to greening L.A.'s energy portfolio is the DWP's contract with a Utah plant, which requires the city to buy coal power until 2027. The gritty fuel is now stoking controversy over energy policy, environmental damage and how much consumers should pay to kick the habit. It was the simple beauty of the sagebrush hills and the first-rate fishing that drew Vince Salvato here 15 years ago ...

The world's first 3D-printed prosthetic jaw

A breakthrough transplant gave an 83-year-old the ability to eat and speak again after a chronic bone infection ate away at her lower jaw

Female Athletes and Breast Implants: Why Working Out May Not Be Great for Your Breasts

Every woman, athletic or not, wants to look and feel her absolute best. For some women, their breast size is something they are not satisfied with. This concern is a common one among women, and athletic women are not immune to the desire for a larger bust line.

How to eat chicken wings like ‘El Wingador’

Bill Simmons, the five-time Wing Bowl champion they call “El Wingador,” is serious about what he does for a living these days. “I gotta get my mind settled.