As Julie Schenecker, the Tampa mom accused of killing her children in Jan. awaits trial, the question of her sanity will be critical. She is an army wife and recent studies indicate those with deployed husbands suffer more mental health issues. (April 5)
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Girls who play high-impact sports like basketball, running and cheerleading may be putting their bones at risk of developing stress fractures.
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Preliminary findings from an ongoing study suggest that cells found in breast milk may identify women who might go on to develop breast cancer.
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Preventing pancreatic cancer may be an additional health benefit of using aspirin to treat everyday aches and pains or prevent heart disease, a study suggests.
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For children diagnosed with autism, hope comes in many forms — stimulants, hormone therapy, vitamins, powerful antipsychotic medications, intensive behavioral therapies, and strict diets.
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The sudden cardiac death rate for collegiate athletes is higher than many previous estimates and could influence screening guidelines for youths participating in organized sports, a new study says.
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New research delving into the complex genetic underpinnings of breast cancer may help change the way this cancer is diagnosed and treated in the not-too-distant future, according to new research.
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54,960 pounds of frozen turkey burgers — the Jennie-O brand sold at Sam’s Club — have been recalled. 12 people in 10 states are sick with salmonella food poisoning. The recall may expand to other raw turkey products.
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Finding it hard to keep up with your PT for rheumatoid arthritis? Try these tips to make it easier.
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These easy high-fiber breakfasts are delicious, and will help you feel full and satisfied until lunch.
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