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High Levels of Flame Retardants in U.S. Kids 2011-04-18

By Brenda Goodman

Researchers Say Children May Be Exposed to Chemicals Through Dust and Food

High C-Section Rates Aren’t Linked to Healthier Babies 2011-04-18

By Denise Mann

Researchers Don’t See a Link Between High C-Section Rates and Better Health of Newborns

Embarrassed by Your Singing? It’s a Clue to Brain Health 2011-04-18

By Cari Nierenberg

Scientists Observe Karaoke Singers to Get Better Understanding of Neurodegenerative Conditions

Group Calls on FDA to Pull Alli, Xenical 2011-04-18

By Denise Mann

Weight Loss Drugs Linked to Liver, Kidney, and Pancreas Damage

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Why Love Is Good for Your Health 2011-04-11

By Carina Storrs

Marriage and other long-term relationships have health perks, but men and women don't benefit equally

Finding Love Online, Despite Health Problems 2011-04-11

By Michael Slenske

Lana, a 38 year-old publicist in Los Angeles, was diagnosed with genital herpes in 1997. Since then, she has “kind of been hiding” from the dating scene. Let’s face it: How do you drop that bomb on a potential love interest? And wh

Long Hours at Work May Boost Heart-Attack Risk 2011-04-11

By Amanda Gardner

While you may consider yourself lucky to be working long hours—or working at all—in the current economy, your diligence may be undermining your health in the long run.

Why French Fries Are Such Good Comfort Food 2011-04-11

By Maia Szalavitz

Ever wonder why French fries, potato chips and Cheetos are so appealing when you're feeling stressed? A new study suggests that elevated levels of salt in the body lower stress hormones and raise levels of oxytocin, a hormone involved in love and ot

In Pain? Try Meditation 2011-04-11

By Anne Harding

You don’t have to be a Buddhist monk to experience the health benefits of meditation. According to a new study, even a brief crash course in meditative techniques can sharply reduce a person’s sensitivity to pain.

Heavy Teens at Increased Risk of Heart Disease Years Later 2011-04-11

By Matt McMillen

Teenage boys who are even slightly overweight face an increased risk of heart disease later in life, even if they slim down as adults, according to a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine.

How Healthy is Your Bedroom? 2011-04-11

By Aviva Patz

We spend roughly a third of our lives in our bedrooms. So it’s not surprising that the state of your boudoir can affect not just the quality of your sleep and your sex life (duh), but also your stress levels, your allergy symptoms, even your e

Virtual Reality Tools May Aid Stroke Recovery 2011-04-11

By Brenda Goodman

Studies Show High-Tech Gadgets Help Stroke Patients Improve Their Motor Strength

Crave Caffeine? It May Be in Your Genes 2011-04-11

By Bill Hendrick

DNA May Influence How Much Caffeine People Consume, Researchers Say

MRI Scan May Predict Alzheimer's Disease 2011-04-11

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows MRIs May Be Useful in Predicting Alzheimer’s for People With Mild Cognitive Impairment

Do Shopping Trips Help You Live Longer? 2011-04-11

By Tim Locke

Study Suggests ‘Retail Therapy’ Increases Longevity in People Over 65

Long-Term Ecstasy Use May Damage the Brain 2011-04-11

By Bill Hendrick

Study Shows Chronic Ecstasy Users Have Reduced Volume of Hippocampus Region of Brain

Obesity in Pregnancy May Raise Infant Death Risk 2011-04-11

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Increased Risk of Baby Dying if Mom Is Obese in Early Pregnancy

FDA Approves New Restless Legs Syndrome Drug 2011-04-11

By Miranda Hitti

Drug, Called Horizant, Is Taken Once Daily

Hospital Errors May Be More Common Than Thought 2011-04-11

By Denise Mann

New Tracking Tool Suggests Medical Errors May Occur in One-Third of Hospital Admissions

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