Friday, September 7, 2012 Nearly 1,640,000 new cancer cases will be diagnosed in 2012 -- that's almost 4,500 a day. Every day, more than 1,500 Americans die from the disease.
While cancer can take away our dear family members and friends, it can't take everything. And it's that fighting spirit that inspired Stand Up To Cancer's #IStandUpFor photo contest. BLOG POSTS  | Gregg McBride: Find Joy In The Most Unexpected Places
By breaking free from the cycle of equating our only joy with food, we free ourselves -- not only to meet our weight loss or other health-related goals, but also to really appreciate everything around us. |  | Charles Scott: What I Learned About Racing An Ironman Blind
Competing in an Ironman triathlon is a challenge. But imagine doing the race without being able to see. Charlie Plaskon, 69 years old and legally blind since birth, has completed eight Ironman races. His most recent was last month's inaugural New York City Ironman, where I served as his guide. |  | Noah Kass: Your Job (Or Unemployment) Doesn't Define You
When someone we know loses their job, we must be mindful of the profound emotional stressors they face. We can encourage them to stay connected to their personal communities by socializing with friends and staying engaged with professional networks, as well. |  | Manning Sumner: What Not To Wear To The Gym
Going to the gym nowadays has turned into a fashion show. Everyone has become so concerned and obsessed with what they look like while working out, instead of being focused on the workout itself. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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