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Worst Cities for Spring Allergies 2011-04-11

By Jennifer Warner

Knoxville Tops List of Worst Cities for Spring Allergy Sufferers

Vegetarians May Need to Boost Omega-3s, B12 2011-04-11

By Kathleen Doheny

Researcher Says Deficiencies May Boost Heart Disease Risk, but Vegetarians’ Risk Still Lower Than Meat Eaters’ Risk

Few Alcoholics Realize They Need Help 2011-04-11

By Bill Hendrick

Federal Report Shows That Millions of Americans With Alcohol Dependency See No Need for Treatment

Neve Campbell's love-your-body tricks 2011-04-07

By Health.com

Has Neve Campbell taken a dip in the fountain of youth? At 37, she looks exactly the same as she did in the '90s when she played the ultrasensitive teenager Julia Salinger on "Party of Five," the hit show that launched her career.

Female infidelity: It's different from the guys 2011-04-07

By Ian Kerner

Ian Kerner, a sexuality counselor and New York Times best-selling author, blogs about sex on Thursdays on The Chart. Read more from him at his website, GoodInBed.

Millions Watch Twin Baby Boys Babble: Are They Truly Talking? 2011-04-07

By Bonnie Rochman

One of my favorite children's books, Before You Were Born, recounts the legend of the angel Lailah, whom rabbinic lore has accompanying babies in utero, sharing the history of their souls. When they're born, Lailah touches them gently above their li

In Japan, will sea dilute radiation pollution? 2011-04-07

By Carl Safina

(CNN) -- I heard the news today, oh boy: The radioactive water leak at Japan's quake- and tsunami-stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactor has been stanched. It's the first anniversary of the fatal Massey Energy coal mine explosion. And we'

Family Trend? 2 Kids, Different Dads 2011-04-07

By Kathleen Doheny

More Than a Quarter of U.S. Mothers With 2 or More Children Conceived Them With Different Men, Study Finds

New Alzheimer's Genes Found 2011-04-07

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Gigantic Scientific Effort Discovers Clues to Treatment, Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease

Best and Worst Cities for Autism Care 2011-04-07

By Brenda Goodman

Survey Shows Which Cities Offer Best Support for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders

Stress Reduction in Cancer Patients May Pay Off 2011-04-07

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Examines the Link Between Stress Reduction and Telomere Length

Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Rates Rising in U.S. 2011-04-07

By Jennifer Warner

Major Cause of Chronic Liver Disease Linked to Rise in Obesity

What Works to Treat Autism? 2011-04-07

By Brenda Goodman

Studies Detail Evidence Behind Medication, Behavioral Therapies for Autism Spectrum Disorders

New Clues on Brain’s Ability to Learn 2011-04-07

By Jennifer Warner

Study Suggests Gray Matter in the Brain May Grow More Quickly Than Thought

Aspirin Linked to Lower Pancreatic Cancer Risk 2011-04-07

By Jennifer Warner

Study Shows Association Between Regular Aspirin Use and Reduced Risk of Pancreatic Cancer

27 Tons of Turkey Burgers Recalled 2011-04-07

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Salmonella Sickens 12 in 10 States; Other Raw Turkey Products May Be Recalled

Heavy teens at increased risk of heart disease years later 2011-04-07

By Health.com

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.

New York City Council Considers Banning Happy Meal Toys 2011-04-07

By Meredith Melnick

Looks like San Francisco's city officials, who voted in November to ban toys from most McDonald's Happy Meals, have inspired legislators in New York City too.

On the Brain: Inside autism 2011-04-07

By Elizabeth Landau

Welcome to the autism edition of "On the Brain." April is Autism Awareness Month, so naturally there's been a lot of recent discussion of this mysterious developmental disorder.

Dad was motivation for entering the challenge 2011-04-07

By Dr. Scott Zahn

What is the one thing that you cannot change about yourself? Your family history. As I have said before, my family history is not great. Hypertension, diabetes, strokes are on both sides of the family.

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