Survey Says Docs Occassionally Lie to Patients
More than half the doctors in a new survey admit they have described a patient's prognosis in a way they knew was too rosy. Read »
The Real Science Behind Attraction
Dr. Jackie Eghrari-Sabet, of Family Allergy & Asthma Care in Gaithersburg, Md., on the potential for physiological... Watch »
What's Your Workout: Tabata
A workout where you only have to exercise for 20 seconds? Yes please! Watch »
What's Your Workout: Tabata
Enter Tabata, the answer to my muffin top! This is a workout that only requires 20 seconds of exercise! Read »
Region's Divorce Rates Among Nation's Lowest
The divorce rate in America is dropping and the economy could be the primary reason. Read »
Now You Can Inhale Your Caffeine
Move over, coffee and Red Bull. A Harvard professor thinks people will get their shot of caffeine from a... Read »
Could Strep Throat Cause OCD?
Doctors say a simple strep throat could be the cause of major mental health problems in some children. Watch »
Music Soothes Hospitalized Children
Musical therapy helps a young patient with Down syndrome. Watch »
Cruise Ships Return Home After Virus Outbreaks
Two cruise ships returned to Port Everglades, Flo., after 263 passengers fell ill with Norovirus due to... Watch »
35 Cases of Illness Tied to Raw Milk
The number of people stricken with illness after consuming raw milk from the same dairy has risen to 35 in four... Read »
What's Your Workout: Lighten Up
When our friends over at Washington Sports Club told me about their latest class -– The Lighten Up Workout -– I... Read »
Pfizer Recalls 1M Birth Control Packs
Packaging error could raise risk women would get pregnant accidentally. Read »
McDonald's: No More Pink Slime in Burgers
Food additive, deemed safe by the USDA, is used to kill bacteria. Read »
Multitasking Hurts Tween Brains: Stanford
Being too digitally social can hurt the development of tweenage girls, according to a new Stanford study. Read »
New Device Could Be Heart's "Guardian Angel"
Doctors are testing a heart attack detector -- a new device that could alert people when they're about to have a... Watch »
Infections Linked to Raw Milk
Multiple cases of infection are linked to raw, unpasteurized milk from Pennsylvania. Read »
School Lunches About to Get Healthier
Michelle Obama and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced new guidelines for school meals — introducing more... Watch »
Saline Breast Implant Saves Stabbing Victim
A stab victim targeted by her boyfriend's new girlfriend was saved when the saline contained in her new breast... Watch »
Why Winter Hives?
Dr. Jackie Eghrari-Sabet, of Family Allergy & Asthma Care in Gaithersburg, Md., explains why some people get hives... Watch »
What's Your Workout: Nia
Proponents of Nia call it sensory-based movement, meaning you float through choreographed dance routines -- but... Read »


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