
Century-Old Tumors Offer Rare Cancer Clues
DNA sequences from 100-year-old tumor samples could bolster childhood cancer research

Century-Old Tumors Offer Rare Cancer Clues
DNA sequences from 100-year-old tumor samples could bolster childhood cancer research

Using Wearable Fitness Devices to Monitor More Than Just Fitness
Makers of these gadgets should consider seeking creative ways to incorporate other measures of health and well-being into them


A Shot against Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Tweaking the gut microbiome may hold promise for fighting stress, anxiety

The Physics of Poop
Why it takes you and an elephant the same amount of time to defecate

Hot Chilies Cool Down Gut Inflammation in Mice
The spicy compound in chilies kicks off a chemical cascade that reduces gut inflammation and immune activity in mice. Christopher Intagliata reports.

Crave Sugar? Maybe It's in Your Genes
Specific genetic variants have been linked to the sweet tooth

Parents Tinker with Kids' Diet to Treat ADHD
Medication and therapy remain the most effective treatments, but some are looking to alternatives

Psychedelic Compound in Ecstasy Moves Closer to Approval to Treat PTSD
A promising treatment that uses MDMA could help people suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder

Sleep Shrinks the Brain’s Synapses to Make Room for New Learning
The process keeps the attic of your mind well organized

Can Anything Stop My Migraine?
After a long drought, neuroscientists are readying a host of new treatments both to knock out the debilitating headaches and prevent them in the first place

Aspirin May Prevent Cancer from Spreading, New Research Shows
In addition to relieving headaches and preventing heart attacks, the drug seems to keep malignant cells from spreading

Is Eating Late Bad for Your Heart?
The American Heart Association suggests that late night eating might increase your risk of heart disease. But how solid is the evidence?