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cold & flu

Are You a Mosquito Magnet?

Some people really are more attractive to mosquitoes. So how do you keep yourself from being one of them?
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pain management

Tummy Aches Linked To Adult Anxiety

A new study suggests children who have chronic stomach pain, or functional abdominal pain, are more likely to suffer from anxiety as young adults.
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healthy living

Flip-Flops: The Most Dangerous Shoes You Can Wear?

In the summer, we turn to flip-flops as everyday wear, without thinking about possible long-term effects of wearing shoes with so little support.
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senior health

Could Hot Cocoa Improve Brainpower in Seniors?

Small early study hints it might help, but author says it's too soon to recommend nightly cup.
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kids'-health

A Colicky Baby Is Not Your Fault

The truth is, doctors don’t know why some babies cry inconsolably. But one thing is certain – parents are not to blame.
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kids' health

Sugary Drinks and Childhood Obesity

A new study links sugary drinks to an increased risk of obesity in kids as young as age 4.
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stroke

If You’re Not Sweating, It Could be Heatstroke

Know the signs of heatstroke. The most important is the least obvious: You stop sweating.
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psoriatic arthritis

Can Holding Your Kids Back a Year Give Them an Academic Advantage?

Parents have been "redshirting" their children in record numbers. But will this actually help their kids in the long run?
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pregnancy

Breast-Fed Baby May Become Higher-IQ Child

Mothers can add higher child IQ to the list of benefits associated with breast-feeding: New research shows that the longer a new mom breast-feeds up to one year, the greater the benefit on her baby's intelligence.
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kids' health

Autism, ADHD, and Video Game Use

A new study finds an increased use of video games by boys diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder or Attention-Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder.
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kids' health

Hard Candy Not Always So Sweet for Kids

On average, 12,435 children, ages 0 to 14, are treated in emergency departments a year because of choking on a food item.
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women's health

Better Choices on the Horizon for Women at High Risk of Breast and Ovarian Cancer

Julie Olberding is facing an impossible choice – take drugs that make her sick, or risk getting breast cancer. New research may make that choice easier.
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breast cancer

The Scar Project' Captures Stories of Young Breast Cancer Survivors

Photographer David Jay switched from capturing couture to creating portraits of young women with breast cancer.
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kids' health

Risky Brain Surgery Is Only Hope for Girl With Constant Seizures

Bailey Bates’ doctor said she was “at the end of the road.” Her only hope: surgery deep inside her brain. Her parents weren’t convinced.
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healthy living

The Common Pain You Should Never Ignore

Ignoring the signs of carpal tunnel syndrome can cause permanent damage to your hand.
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diet & nutrition

Healthy Breakfast, Healthier Heart?

Men who skipped breakfast had a higher risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) compared with men who did not; in addition, compared with men who did not eat late at night, those who ate late at night had a higher CHD risk.
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kids'-health

Will Other Children Put Your Kids at Risk This Fall?

When parents opt out of vaccinating their kids, it's possible the next epidemic could hit your community.
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healthy living

Brain Changes Impact Teen Sleep Patterns

New research shows that a major period of brain development occurs during a child's teen years.
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diet-nutrition

When Is a Pet Bite Worth a Trip to the Doctor?

Some wounds from pets can be treated at home, but others should be seen by a professional.
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New WHI Analysis: This Time Estrogen Saves Lives

A subgroup analysis in 2004 showed a reduction in mortality risk among Women's Health Initiative study participants who had undergone hysterectomy and were treated with estrogen alone.
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colon cancer

Aspirin May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk, But at What Cost?

Women who take aspirin may be at a decreased risk of colorectal cancer, according to a new study, but the benefits may not outweigh the risks.
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kids' health

New Clue in the Autism Puzzle – A Link to an Anti-Seizure Drug

Women who took the anti-epilepsy drug valproate during pregnancy are at significantly higher risk of having a child with autism.
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weight

Exercise Up in U.S., But So Is Obesity

Americans are exercising more, but the obesity epidemic continues to expand, University of Washington researchers report.
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heart health

Pros and Cons of Statins for Your Heart

Large study finds cholesterol-lowering drugs cause few side effects and benefits outweigh the risks.
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