Sure, everyone's buzzing about "The Blacklist" and crazy about those "American Horror Story" witches, but one of the fall's guiltiest new pleasures on TV is over on Lifetime, where "Milllion Dollar Shoppers" takes on a lifestyle subject that Bravo …

Thus, contrary to perceptions that diabetes is a health condition bedeviling only the affluent, it is also common among the less affluent and poor. The IDF describes diabetes as a “chronic condition that occurs when the body cannot … Though one is …

YUE Magazine is the first bilingual lifestyle magazine focusing on the unique luxury experiences in the US for affluent Chinese consumers. YUE publishes four issues a year and covers fashion, jewelry, watches, art, shopping, culture, fine dining, real …

According to the annual report, an apples-to-apples comparison of four-bedroom, two-bathroom homes in more than 1,900 real estate markets across the United States, a sample-sized home in the affluent beach community of Malibu lists for $2.15 million …

He could well be right since counsellors say for the majority of these affluent older men who are choosing to return to work after quitting their first careers, it's a lifestyle choice. That's why a retired top executive in a multinational firm has …

The disparity in per-capita emissions lies in lifestyle and technology choices. Notably, emissions from developing countries are glaringly small compared to those of affluent countries. The logic is simple. Taking from the vehicle example, if they can …

We're not in Mayfair amidst a dense, incredibly affluent city centre population that's been established for years. So you have to … Right then I decided this was the job for me, I gave up a decent lifestyle in Portugal and come back to the UK and …

Merton, in South London, is one of most affluent parts of the country yet one in three residents are inactive, the research found. Continued levels of such inactivity shorten a person's lifestyle of an average of five years, research has found …

Cancer is often seen as a disease of the affluent, hitting people in their twilight years. Yet more than half of cancers now affect people in developing countries – often in the prime of their life. Africa recorded 681,000 new cancer cases in 2008 and …