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5 Experts Answer: What's the Best Way to Improve My Memory?From memory tricks to healthy living, the experts weigh in on how to boost your memory.
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5 Experts Answer: Can Drug Stimulants Help You At Work?
The stimulants are meant for people with ADHD and narcolepsy, but some experts warn they can come with negative side effects.
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Low Testosterone May Be to Blame for Men Who Struggle with EmotionsAlexithymia, a condition that makes it hard to convey emotions, is linked with hypogonadism in men.
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Electrical Brain Stimulation Could Help Stroke Patients Swallow
The treatment involves using electrical currents to stimulate parts of the brain that control swallowing function.
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Caring For a Spouse With Dementia Puts Caregiver at Risk, Too
That's because they likely shared lifestyle risk factors for dementia, researchers said.
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Warding Off Depression: 'Mindfulness' Therapy Works as Well as Drugs
Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy involves meditation and paying attention to emotional triggers.
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Hair Holds the Key to Measuring Chronic StressStress hormone found in hair can give insight to heart attack risk
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Exercise May Help Reduce Salt's Effect On Blood Pressure
And the more you exercise, the less salt will be able to raise your blood pressure, the study showed.
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5 Experts Answer: Is There Such Thing as a Healthy Juice Cleanse?Our body isn't dirty inside, so it doesn't need to be "cleansed," experts say.
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Estrogen-Only Hormone Replacement Therapy May Cut Breast Cancer Risk
Estrogen therapy can cut breast cancer risk by 20 percent, according to the new research.
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Brain Injury Location Tied to Higher Risk of Aggression
Injury to the prefrontal cortex seems to be linked with an increased risk of aggression, researchers found.
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ADHD vs. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome: Kids' Learning Problems DifferKids with ADHD have a problem retaining information, while kids with prenatal alcohol exposure have trouble learning information.
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Dementia and Dental Care: Nurse Offers New Oral Hygiene Strategies
Elderspeak and loss of independence are frustrating to people with dementia, a health expert says.
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Developmental Disorders Increase in Children, Study Finds
Now 15 percent of all kids have a diagnosis of a developmental disorder, such as autism or ADHD.
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3 Ways Technology Affects Your EyesTechnology can't cause permanent damage to your eyes, an expert says, but it can lead to some common ailments.
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Low Serotonin in Moms Linked to ADHD in Kids
Kids whose moms had low serotonin levels were more likely to have ADHD than kids whose moms had normal serotonin levels.
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Four Genetic Markers Tied to Ovarian Cancer Risk
Four newfound variations in a woman's genes increase her risk of developing ovarian cancer.
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NASA Imaging Technology Helps Fight Breast CancerMED-SEG software provides more fine-tuned images of breast density.
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For Multiple Sclerosis Patients, Warm Days Bad for Memory
But the explanation for the link between climate and brain function in those with MS remains a mystery, experts say.
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Autistic Brain Excels at Recognizing Patterns
Study reveals why autistic people do well at visual tasks.
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Fad Facts: The Truth About the Dukan Diet
Can fad diets, like the Dukan Diet, really help you lose weight?
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4 Fad Diets That Don't Really WorkHere's a countdown of four diets that may seem to work at the beginning, but aren't promising for lasting weight loss.
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Study Ties Brain Molecule to Risk of Stress and Depression
People who are depressed are more likely than healthy people to have low levels of a brain molecule that is pre-determined by your genes.
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Tests for Prostate Cancer Improving with New Technology
The PSA test is infamous for a high rate of false positives and inability to distinguish between benign and dangerous cancers.
