Health Tip: Curb Snoring With Lifestyle Changes
2011-04-22
Modify your diet, behavior and sleeping styleContinue Reading
Student Bullying Linked to Family Violence: CDC
2011-04-21
Report finds bullies, victims and bully-victims face dangers outside of schoolContinue Reading
Behavioral Therapy May Reduce Tourette Tics, Symptoms
2011-04-21
Adult brain is more flexible than once thought, researchers sayContinue Reading
When Size Matters, Men Can Turn to Penile Extenders: Study
2011-04-21
Technique is non-invasive, effective, researchers claimContinue Reading
Pesticide Exposure in Pregnancy Linked to Lower IQ in Kids
2011-04-21
Three new studies on organophosphates can’t prove cause-and-effect, howeverContinue Reading
Poverty Can Hinder a Child's Cognitive Development, Study Says
2011-04-21
Family instability has no impact, researchers reportContinue Reading
Babies' Persistent Fussiness Could Mean Behavioral Woes Ahead
2011-04-21
Study links problems in infancy to temper tantrums, aggressive actions and moreContinue Reading
Focusing on One Thing May Blind People to the Obvious
2011-04-20
Study examines how low working-memory capacity may put drivers at risk when talking on cell phonesContinue Reading
Mexican-American Children Have High Levels of Flame-Retardants in Blood
2011-04-20
Levels of the chemicals were much higher than among kids in Mexico, study findsContinue Reading
Men and Women May Truly See Things Differently
2011-04-20
Experiment affirms common perceptions about decision makingContinue Reading
Genes May Affect Whether People Heed Advice
2011-04-19
With certain mutations, suggestions overrule experience, study findsContinue Reading
Depression Common After Brain Injury
2011-04-19
About 30 percent of brain-injured people suffer depression, study findsContinue Reading
Birth Even a Few Weeks Early May Raise Odds for ADHD
2011-04-19
Study finds the risk rising the further delivery gets from full 40 weeksContinue Reading
Alzheimer's Cases Could Double With New Guidelines: Expert
2011-04-19
Although progression to dementia isn’t inevitable, mild cognitive impairment now classified as Alzheimer’sContinue Reading