Anesthesia Before Age 3 Raises Child's ADHD Risk By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 Children who go under anesthesia more than once at a young age have higher rates of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Women's Fertility Problems Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 Women who have a hard time getting pregnant may be at a higher risk of developing heart disease, a new study suggests.
Swimming Injuries Increase for Children By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 The rate of injuries related to swimming has risen 30 percent over the last two decades, researchers say.
Junk Food Might Not Be Addictive, After All By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 If you're having a hard time putting down that pint of ice cream, it may not be because you're hard wired to keep eating it.
Americans Are in Worse Health Than Other Nationalities By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 Americans are in poorer health than people living in other high-income countries.
Money Talks: Should We Get Paid to Be Healthy? By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 People who meet their health goals, such as losing weight or lowering their blood pressure, should be rewarded, one doctor argues.
3 Things You Need to Know about Eating Protein By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 Most U.S. adults eat more protein than recommended, and while it isn't necessarily unhealthy, it can contribute to weight gain. Here are three things you should know about eating protein.
Brain Diseases May Spread from Animals to Humans More Easily than Thought By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 Prions, such as those that cause mad cow disease, may spread via lymph tissue, a new study finds.
Children's Bed-Wetting May Be Caused by Constipation By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 After children in a study were treated with laxatives, most did not wet their beds for the next three months.
Scoring a Healthier Super Bowl Sunday By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 Here are tips for avoiding weight gain on game day.
Alcohol Releases the Brain's 'Feel-Good' Chemicals By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 Alcohol triggers the release of feel-good endorphins in the brain, and this effect is especially strong in heavy drinkers, a new study says.
Injuries, Deaths Rise for Pedestrians Wearing Headphones By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 The number of accidents involving a pedestrian wearing headphones has tripled in recent years, a new study finds.
Want a Younger Brain? Try Eating Omega-3 By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 People with higher levels of omega-3s had larger brains, and did better on tests of memory and problem-solving skills, than people with lower levels.
Testosterone Therapy Doesn't Boost Prostate Cancer Risk, Study Finds By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 Researchers have debated whether testosterone treatments raise men's risk of prostate cancer.
The Truth About Anti-Aging Products By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 Anti-aging products make some alluring promises. Here's a look at five ingredients, and the evidence about whether they may actually work.
Sleep Apnea Linked with Silent Strokes By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 Treatments for sleep apnea could also reduce a person's risk of suffering a silent stroke.
5 Ways Your Poop Can Advise You on Health By Linda Thrasybule published 30 May 13 Poop can say a lot about a person's health. Here are 5 things to look for.
Three Ways to Bounce Back From a Broken Heart By Linda Thrasybule published 20 February 13 It's OK to have a pity party when the romance fizzles, but keep it short.
Do Natural Remedies Really Work? By Linda Thrasybule published 2 January 13 Many home remedies are appealing, but research shows they may not help.
6 Winter Woes to Watch Out For By Linda Thrasybule published 1 January 13 Use common sense to prevent many winter health problems.
4 Ways to Avoid Winter Falls By Linda Thrasybule published 26 December 12 How to minimize the risk of falling on snow and ice.
Why Impatience May Hurt Your Heart By Linda Thrasybule published 28 November 12 In a rush? Being impatient is bad for blood pressure and the heart.
How Obama and Romney Differ on Health Care By Linda Thrasybule published 23 October 12 As the 2012 presidential election draws closer, here's a look at some of the other differences between the candidates' health care plans.
Out-of-Control Blood Pressure Higher for Cops & Firefighters By Linda Thrasybule published 27 September 12
Hearing Loss in Women Tied to Pain Relievers By Linda Thrasybule published 14 September 12 Common pain relievers may contribute to hearing loss in women, a new study says.