A new study finds that working moms are less likely to report feeling depressed, however, so-called "supermoms" tend to report greater stress.
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New research has found that the diagnostic tool long used by doctors to assess subsequent stroke risk is not specific enough to be clinically useful.
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A study discovers certain conditions that may put servicemen and women more at risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder.
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The Food and Drug Administration has moved to block certain Japanese food imports amid fears of possible radiation contamination.
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Researchers find that new mandatory calorie count labels on fast food menus do little to reduce childhood obesity.
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A new study finds that a simpler procedure than removes fewer lymph nodes, produces similar survival rates as a more aggressive procedure.
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A new study reveals that women who undergo hormone replacement therapy close to the onset of menopause are at an increased risk of developing breast cancer.
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Researchers report that people given kudzu are less likely to drink too much alcohol because of the "natural high" created by the plant.
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A new study finds that people's choice of friends may be linked to their DNA.
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New research shows that students who focus on what might be triggering their test anxiety may be more likely to overcome their fears.
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A new blood test may replace more risky procedures to help identify Down syndrome in fetuses.
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Researchers find that young children who are exposed to second-hand smoke are more likely to suffer from a rise in blood pressure than those who are not.
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A study conducted in Australia finds that boys who were breast-fed for at least six months scored higher on several academic tests.
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Researchers find that Medicare recipients who initially survive a stroke are likely to die or be rehospitalized later for complications.
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Researchers find that people who take either oxycodone or codeine are at twice the risk of dying in a 30-day period than those taking hydrocodone.
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A new study shows that roughly 30 million Americans are climbing behind the wheel when they're impaired by either drugs or alcohol.
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A controversial study finds that children who were exposed to cell phones early in life were more likely to display behavioral problems.
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Researchers find that young athletes spent less than half their practice time actively participating in the sport.
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Researchers find that extra internal body fat may be bad for women's bone health.
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Researchers find that a hormone released by lactating women may affect how people remember their mothers.
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Researchers compare surgical diagnosis to a nonsurgical procedure when determining the stage of a lung cancer tumor.
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A new study finds that antibiotic treatment of childhood ear infections may not help and may even make patients more uncomfortable.More
A new study shows that a person who smokes pot, especially at an early age, is more likely to suffer negative cognitive effects.
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A new study suggests that reducing salt intake among teens could reduce their risk of developing several health problems, including hypertension, in later years.
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