The results of the latest National Health Interview Survey are in. As usual, there is some good news (we smoke less!) and some not-so-good news (we don't exercise enough). Find out what else the survey reveals about the state of America's health.

The 2 main risk factors for kidney disease are high blood pressure and diabetes. But a national survey found that obesity during young adulthood puts kidneys in danger too—even in the absence of the other 2 factors. One ethnic group was found to be at particularly high risk.

A large study found that women who get migraine headaches are 50 percent
more likely to develop heart disease. That means a higher risk for stroke and heart attack.
If you're a woman with a history of migraine, what should you do?

More people are surviving cancer than ever before in the U.S.
For example, the 5-year survival rate for prostate cancer is now 99 percent.
Check out some of the other numbers.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has OK'd a new form of a drug that helps treat opioid addiction. Small rods inserted under the skin can deliver a steady stream of the medication, making daily dosing unnecessary. Find out the advantages—and possible disadvantages—of this new form of buprenorphine.