Fitness

Medication and therapy remain the most effective treatments, but some are looking to alternatives

In addition to relieving headaches and preventing heart attacks, the drug seems to keep malignant cells from spreading

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 

A promising treatment that uses MDMA could help people suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder 

The process keeps the attic of your mind well organized

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

Microbes living in the guts of fruit flies appear to influence the flies' food choice—and promote egg production, even under a nutrient-poor diet. Christopher Intagliata reports.

Lower back pain is the fifth-most common reason that drives people to the doctor's office. Learn the tips on how to prepare for your doctor's visit

Raw data from a 40-year-old study raises new questions about fats

The author of The Hungry Brain: Outsmarting the Instincts that Make us Overeat explains how we're betrayed by our very own brains, which lead us to crave and overeat foods that aren't good for us.

As car sales fall companies are looking to expand into the handicap assistance market

Sarin's lethality is well known, but the lingering effects on victims who don't succumb are less familiar