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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?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

healthy living
The Common Pain You Should Never Ignore
Ignoring the signs of carpal tunnel syndrome can cause permanent damage to your hand.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.
