Two important lifestyle factors can affect your body weight more than any others.

These lifestyle factors may have helped contribute to your heart disease.

There is still much uncertainty as to which lifestyle factors are involved.

"We were also surprised that the impact of these negative lifestyle factors seemed to add up."

However, lifestyle factors are more important in determining overall risk.

A: Lifestyle factors at any age can affect the health of your bones.

Scientists have yet to determine which lifestyle factors, if any, affect heart disease.

Many lifestyle factors have been associated with a higher risk for colorectal cancer.

The risk may be because of a precancerous condition, family history, or lifestyle factors.

The reason could be lifestyle factors such as smoking, diet, or pollution.