21 Holiday Health Mistakes

Results of a small study of adults with autism has added to evidence that their brains can learn to

By Gay Browne My son Alex and his girlfriend Natalie have been raising chickens in their

Adding two blood-borne proteins associated with cancer cell migration increases the predictive

By Jennifer Rollin As part of our society's proclaimed "war against obesity," we are constantly

By Miriam Diaz-Gilbert I Was Never a Runner I never ran track or cross-country. I played field

Nearly 5 percent of U.S. children may be affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, according

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By Drew Ramsey, M.D. The holiday season is here and, inevitably, people are asking me about

By Bruce Y. Lee When I was in elementary school, lasagna was a prominent part of my life. Two of

By Michael McAuliff WASHINGTON -- More than two-thirds of American adults may be obese or

By Anna Almendrala People on social media pilloried them as the "measles family" after they

By The Active Times In a perfect world, we would always have easy access to all the fitness

By Dr. Jonathan Mermin Nearly 20 million new sexually-transmitted diseases are estimated to occur

Newsflash for American high school students -- choose friends wisely, or they may end up costing

Non-invasive cell free DNA prenatal testing can be effectively and appropriately offered to all

By <p>Catherine DiBenedetto</p> What if you could stop worrying (or feel more

Three-dimensional printed scaffolds with varying pore sizes help scientists see how bone cancer

Probiotics are well known to benefit digestive health, but prebiotics are less well understood.

By Health Editor SUNDAY, April 10, 2016 (HealthDay News) — The Zika virus may be linked to yet

A genetic 'switch' has been discovered, which could help to prevent or delay the symptoms of

There is a direct link between a person's attitude on social media and the likelihood that their

Just like real doctors and nurses, online health tools with good -- but controlled -- communication

In a study, teens rarely talked to their parents about potentially risky online experiences.

By Alexandra Sifferlin This article originally appeared on Time.com. March isn't mosquito

By Health This article originally appeared on RealSimple.com. Think you don't have time to

By Health This article originally appeared on Time.com. Babies under the age of 1 should not