People with the most skin damage from sun exposure are 60 percent less likely to develop multiple sclerosis than people with the least skin damage.

Coffee has been shown in studies to ward off certain cancers and slash the risk of diabetes.

The ketogenic is already used to control seizures in kids with epilepsy.

But study notes chance of fetal death is extremely low.

Eating fish rich in omega-3s at least once a week reduces the risk of developing AMD by 42 percent.

Stem cells could improve blood flow to damaged areas of the heart.

Serene Branson's doctors announced her diagnosis today.

That's because they likely shared lifestyle risk factors for dementia, researchers said.

From memory tricks to healthy living, the experts weigh in on how to boost your memory.

New studies provide evidence on smoking's effect on both baby-makers and babies.

Results of study could give parents earlier signs

Fish oil fights inflammation, and inflammation can cause muscle loss.

Kids whose moms had low serotonin levels were more likely to have ADHD than kids whose moms had normal serotonin levels.

Women are more likely than men to have a type of heart disease that responds better to cardiac resynchronization therapy with defibrillator.

Do chest compressions first, then check the airway and do mouth-to-mouth breathing, according to new guidelines.

The treatment helped nearly half of patients gain back some mobility.

Blind spot errors were the most common errors made by elderly adults.

Health experts hope to understand Web-surfing behaviors and motivations of those at risk of suicide.

Older adults have trouble walking and avoiding obstacles after just two brandy alexanders.

People with autism look at some aspects of morality differently than normally functioning people.

From social marketing to the Internet, HIV prevention experts spread messages of safe sex and clean syringe use.