Parents of obese kids aren’t always willing to admit their child has a health problem
Some parents are suffering from an acute case of denial.
Guilt of the couch potato
After a tough day at work, people turn to TV to switch off, but instead of getting a break researchers say many feel guilty for procrastinating.
Fruit packing company issues nationwide recall for popular summer fruits
Plums, peaches, nectarines and pluots sold at Costco, Trader Joe's .
To understand how jealousy works, take a look at your dog
Dogs do experience jealousy, according to a new study. And their motivations might teach us about our own.
It’s time to end the taboo on talking about accidental bowel leakage
Tens of millions are affected but few will talk about it--even with their health care providers
Have mat, will travel
Whether I line my suitcase with it, sling it over my shoulder on an airplane as my carry-on or leave it on the back seat of my car, it goes where I go.
‘When the mission is patient first, we don’t try first on patients’
Practicing on technologically advanced mannequins gains wider acceptance in medical education.
Ancient humans may have eaten a pesky weed to fight off cavities
Prehistoric humans ate purple nutsedge for thousands of years, and it may have prevented tooth decay.
Cigarette smoking Brazilian man may be world’s oldest person at 126 years old
Jose Aguinelo dos Santos may have been born on a slave compound in 1888 that he still vividly remembers.
Can running help autistic children?
Researchers want to know whether anecdotal evidence of benefits will hold up under scrutiny of a scientific study
