Moms' Antidepressants May Affect Babies' Head Size: Study
2012-03-05
Pregnant women may want to try alternatives to treat depression, experts sayContinue Reading
Severe PMS May Last Longer Than Thought
2012-03-05
Psychiatric changes persist after period starts for women with condition known as PMDD, study saysContinue Reading
Depression Could Worsen Mental Decline in Heart Patients
2012-03-05
Long-term monitoring of depressive symptoms is needed, researchers sayContinue Reading
BPA Exposure May Raise Risk of Heart Disease
2012-03-05
People might come into contact with bisphenol A through packaged foods, drinking water, dental sealantsContinue Reading
Snoring Tots May Develop Behavioral Issues Later
2012-03-05
Study found those who had worst sleep problems seemed most at riskContinue Reading
Drinking Scenes in Movies May Spur Teens to Do the Same
2012-03-05
Kids who had seen more films featuring alcohol were more likely to binge on booze, study findsContinue Reading
Bullying May Raise Risk of Suicidal Thoughts: Study
2012-03-02
Both victims, bullies more likely to consider taking own life by age 11Continue Reading
Twitter Adding to Stigma of Epilepsy, Study Says
2012-03-02
‘Tweets’ mentioning seizures often include jokes about serious neurological disorderContinue Reading
Health Tip: Help Your Child Develop a Healthy Approach to Eating
2012-03-02
And help prevent extreme concerns about weightContinue Reading
'Parent Training' May Help Kids With Autism Behave Better
2012-03-02
Teaching mom, dad to manage problem behaviors can improve overall functioning, study showsContinue Reading
Urban Forests Disappearing: Report
2012-03-01
U.S. cities are losing 4 million trees annuallyContinue Reading
City Birds Sing Differently Than Their Country Cousins
2012-03-01
Buildings, open spaces affect pitch of tweets, research showsContinue Reading
Mouse Study Shows How Pot Clouds Memory
2012-03-01
Lab study focuses on passive support cells in brainContinue Reading
Web-Based Therapy May Help Teens With Chronic Fatigue
2012-03-01
Online treatment linked to fewer severe symptoms of syndrome, better school attendance, study findsContinue Reading