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Go Outside and Play: Tips to Get Kids MovingWarmer weather and long sunny days are coming. Here are some tips for helping kids to be active.
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Major Depression Might Be Averted by Online Help: StudyPeople with symptoms of depression might be able to prevent developing the full-blown disorder by doing some self-help exercises online, a new study suggests.
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Simple Trick May Improve an Infant's Attention SpanInteractions with parents really do help babies learn to pay attention, a new study finds. Here's how it may work.
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Should You Wear Underwear to Bed?Prefer going Commando at night? Here's what health experts say.
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An Unusual Case of a Bulging EsophagusAbout 50 years after having surgery, a man sought medical help for a rather unusual condition.
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Cellfina: Is There Finally a Procedure to Banish Cellulite?An expensive new procedure claims to get rid of cellulite. Does it work?
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9 Tips for Choosing the Best Bug SprayFind out how to keep those pesky mosquitoes and ticks from feasting on your skin this summer.
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Daily Aspirin Is Most Beneficial in Your 50s, Panel SaysTaking low-dose daily aspirin can lower your risk of heart disease and colon cancer, new recommendations say.
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Posture Pointers: 7 Tips for Breaking Bad HabitsThere are many health benefits to having good posture. Here's a look at tips from experts for improving your form.
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Sit Up Straight! How Good Posture Benefits Your HealthPosture is more than just a function of the way you stand or sit. Bad posture can cause neck or back pain, whereas good posture can help prevent pain and even affect your mental outlook.
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Hepatitis C Deaths Rising in USDeaths from hepatitis C are increasing n the U.S., and the increase is hitting particularly hard among middle-age people, a new study says.
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Do Sit-Stand Desks Improve Workers' Fitness?Sitting down for long periods is linked with several health risks. Can a desk that lets you stand up while you work help?
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Genetic Tests Results: Do They Change Your Behavior?Would you shape up your behavior if you knew you were at higher risk for conditions like heart disease or cancer?
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Birth Date May Influence Child's Risk for ADHD DiagnosisA child's birth date could play a role in determining which kids will be diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and subsequently put on medication.
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No Laughs: New Technique Helps Ticklish PatientsFor ticklish people, a routine doctor's exam can lead to lots of squirming and giggling, but now, doctors in England may have come up with an innovative solution to this problem.
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New Test Identifies Kids at High Risk for Ongoing Concussion SymptomsDoctors may have a new way to predict if a child will experience ongoing symptoms.
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Psychosis Plus Pot Could Mean More Hospital TimePeople with psychiatric disorders who also use marijuana may spend more time in the hospital for their conditions, a new study from England suggests.
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Happy Events Can Spur 'Broken Heart Syndrome'"Broken heart syndrome" can be triggered by devastating loss or stress. But negative emotions aren't the only trigger, a surprising new study finds.
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Sex Tied to Better Brain Power in Older AgeGetting busy might bring benefits for your brain.
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CrossFit for Kids? Experts Weigh the Benefits and RisksShould kids be doing CrossFit?
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Zika Virus Linked to Guillain-Barré in New StudyNew evidence suggests that the Zika virus may indeed be a cause of the rare neurological problem Guillain-Barré sydrome, which in severe cases can cause muscle paralysis.
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What Caused This Man's Bladder to Be Encased in Calcium?A parasitic worm infection can lead to some pretty unusual effects, a new case report reveals.
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Did You Do Today's Workout? Inside the CrossFit CrazePeople who do CrossFit tend to be fervently loyal to their sport. Why is this?
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Double Trouble: Twins Suffer Heatstroke in Same MarathonTwo men who were identical twins both suffered heatstroke -- on a relatively cool day -- while running in the London Marathon. It was more than a coincidence.
