To Not Sleep, Perchance to Shorten Your Life
Study finds insomniac men were more likely to die earlier
full story » Active Lifestyle May Help Counter Obesity Genes
Those with inherited susceptibility to overweight urged to get moving, researchers say
full story » U.S. Pediatricians Decry Media's Portrayal of Sex
They urge more responsible programming, and ask doctors and parents to play a more involved role
full story » In Triathletes, Heart Adapts for Efficiency, Scans Show
Combining endurance and resistance training best for optimal cardiac health, study suggests
full story » Casual Sex Can Lead to Long-Term Relationships: Study
It depends mostly on whether couple is open to a serious relationship, study shows
full story » Concussion Rates Soar Among Younger Kids
Pediatrician group issues new guidelines for sport-related head injuries
full story » Friends Don't Let Friends Have Risky Sex After Drinking
College students say they use communication strategies to ensure safety of female friends
full story » Older Diabetes Patients Still Sexually Active, Study Finds
But many have unaddressed sexual problems that may impair their quality of life, expert says
full story » HIV Virus May Hide in Brain
In 10% of patients, virus was eradicated in blood but living in spinal fluid
full story » Kids + Sports = Risk for Concussion
Being on the alert for symptoms can be key to preventing brain damage
full story » Widely Used Plastics Chemical Linked to Testosterone Boost
Greater exposure to BPA associated with slight rise in hormone levels in men, researchers say
full story » Record Heat Requires Exercise Precautions
Expert offers tips for safe workouts on scorching days
full story » Short-Term Overeating Could Make Long-Term Weight Loss Tougher
Swedish study suggests pounds put on during high-cal, low-exercise periods stick around
full story » Study Suggests Statins Could Help Some With Normal Cholesterol
These people have elevated levels of high sensitivity C-reactive protein, researchers say
full story » Herpes Drugs Won't Raise Birth Defect Risk, Study Finds
Danish analysis of over 800,000 births shows no link
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