Traffic-Related Pollution Tied to Raised Risk of Preemie Birth
2011-10-07
Certain toxins may boost risk by up to 30%, California study findsContinue Reading
Winning May Take All Your Brain Power
2011-10-07
All areas of brain activate when playing games, study findsContinue Reading
Health Tip: Managing an Anxiety Disorder
2011-10-07
Suggestions for getting needed helpContinue Reading
Researchers Assess What Works Best to Prevent PTSD
2011-10-06
Psychotherapies may outperform an antidepressant, experts sayContinue Reading
Children of Alcoholics Drink More When Stressed
2011-10-06
Family drinking history predicts how much alcohol people consume if burdened, study findsContinue Reading
Gauging General Health as 'Poor' May Point to Dementia Risk
2011-10-05
Study suggests it might be a predictor, but one expert says more research is neededContinue Reading
MRI Study Unfolds Clues to Memory
2011-10-04
Those lacking structural fold in front of the brain were more likely to have faulty recollectionsContinue Reading
Happy Kids a Product of Genes, Parenting, Study Finds
2011-10-04
Positive, supportive home can brighten outlook for children with gloomy dispositions, researchers sayContinue Reading
Stress May Affect Preemies' Brains, Study Shows
2011-10-04
Intensive-care stressors range from diaper changes to invasive proceduresContinue Reading
Older Dads Can Pass on Gene Mutations That Lower Intellect
2011-10-04
Study suggests changes in chromosomes may account for some cases, especially in older fathersContinue Reading
Facebook Pages May Offer Clues to Underage Drinking
2011-10-03
For college students, risks rose as online references to boozing went up, study foundContinue Reading
Early, Intensive Therapy Better for Kids With Autism, Study Finds
2011-10-03
Social, communication skills improved more when treatment started at early ageContinue Reading
Mild Strokes May Have Hidden Effects
2011-10-03
High rates of depression, sleeplessness common, study showsContinue Reading
Why It's Good If You're Easily Embarrassed
2011-10-02
Experiments show you’re more trustworthy and generousContinue Reading