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What Makes Your Spouse Happy?
In relationships, what pleases men and women may differ, but one study says empathy from both sides is the key to success.

diet & nutrition
5 Foods That Boost Memory
Amy Jamieson-Petonic, RD of Cleveland Clinic shares five foods that harbor nutrients proven to better your brain health.

healthy living
Snoring Children May Incur Health Risks
Could persistent, loud snoring in young children be a warning sign for problem behavior?

pain management
Helicopter Crash Survivor's Amazing Story
After the helicopter crash in 2008, Laura Sharpe, 50, found out that she fractured 43 bones, 40 percent of her body was burned, and she experienced brain trauma, among other injuries. But she survived.

heart health
Heart Attack Mystery: How Social Networking Brought Patients and Researchers Together
Two women, who both experienced heart attacks caused by a rare and deadly condition, found each other - and many others with the same problem - through social networking sites.

kids'-health
What Childhood Achievements Lead to Happiness as an Adult?
Quality of relationships has more effect than intelligence or academic record, study finds.

Can You Change Your Body Type?
Ballet has become a popular workout routine in cities around the country, with average people trying to achieve ballerina bodies. But can just anybody change their body type?

cancer
Blood Pressure Meds Linked to Lip Cancer
Study finds link between common blood pressure medications and increased risk of lip cancer.

kids' health
The Dangers of Magnetic Desk Toys
The federal govenment wants to ban future sales of Buckyballs after more than two dozen reports of serious injuries to children from accidental ingestion.

sexual health
HPV Causes Alarming Increase In Oral Cancers
Oral cancers are on the rise in the U.S. and many physicians believe the cause might be linked to the HPV virus.

kids'-health
Violent TV Disrupts Kids' Sleep
Study reveals connection between media consumption and sleep problems for children.

pain management
Is a Popular Pain Relief Tool Risky for Patients?
As patient-controlled analgesia pain pumps have become more widely-used, physicians and patient advocates warn that they should be more closely monitored.

breast-cancer
CyberKnife Offers Less-Invasive Breast Cancer Treatment Option
When Alexis Vanden Bos was diagnosed with breast cancer for a second time, she chose a treatment that included radiotherapy with a technology called CyberKnife.

heart health
EKG Screens Ineffective at Predicting Heart Attack in Low-Risk Adults
The U.S. Preventative Services Task Force are now reiterating their position against EKG screening tests for patients with low risk of coronary heart disease as a way to predict heart attacks.

breast cancer
Why Breast Cancer Is Killing More African American Women
While survival rates for all women with breast cancer continue to rise, African American women are about 36 percent more likely to die from breast cancer than white women.

kids' health
Emotional Child Abuse
Poor parenting can lead to severe emotional health problems in adolescence.

men's health
Celebrating Big Bodies: Is It Healthy?
Some overweight women, tired of fighting to fit in, are trading in their food scales and diet books for a giant dose of self- acceptance.

diet & nutrition
Online Diagnosis Dangers
A new study suggests published in the Journal of Consumer Research suggested your more apt to convince yourself you're sicker than you are based on what you find on the Internet.

kids'-health
Olympic Swimming-Inspired Workouts
This workout focuses on strength, with the inclusion of plyometrics and total body exercises, such as lunges with overhead press, push-ups with a single leg raise and spider walks.

skin-cancer
What Your Nails Say About Your Health
Americans spend millions of dollars on manicures and pedicures to keep their nails looking good. But pretty nails don't always mean good health.

pain management
Get a Grip on Golf Pain
Most people don't think of golf as a contact sport. Yet, the twists and torques used by golfers actually lead to frequent wrist and hand injuries, affecting about 10% of amateurs and up to 20 % of professionals.

fibromyalgia
Smiling Through Pain: Living On-Air With Fibromyalgia
Susan Solovic is a successful entrepeneur, best-selling author, and television personality, but she also endures the chronic pain of fibromyalgia.
