Are these the 10 most fit religious leaders in the U.S.?
Web site says these religious leaders are physically and spiritually fit.
Get fit now! Early-life cardiovascular problems linked to cognitive deficits later
The effects of poor cardiovascular health on brain function appear to be cumulative.
Nine tips for vets on managing reactions to traumatic events
Even media coverage of traumatic events, such as Wednesday's shooting at Ft. Hood, can trigger strong reactions among those who have been through trauma themselves.
Employing people with autism
With one in 68 U.S. children on the autism spectrum, we need to develop many appropriate job opportunities.
10 tips for surviving a severe allergy season
It's going to get bad soon for allergy-sufferers. Here are some ideas that may help.
Brain games
We're spending more than $1 billion a year trying to maintain 'brain fitness' as we age.
Benefits and risks of mammography are substantial; women need to make more individual decisions on whether to be screened, new study says
Weigh the risks and benefits of having a mammogram, new study advises
Mom was right: Eat LOTS of veggies. (They’re even better for you than fruit)
Eating seven or more portions daily is associated with a sharp reduction in the risk of death
Guess how much you need to save for health care in retirement? Wrong. It’s much more.
It's difficult to plan and afford, so mostly we ignore this critical issue.
‘The Good Wife’ exposes the myth of the carefree life
Why are we still so shocked when harsh, random developments affect our health?
