Eating a lot of free sugars — also known as added sugars — might feel harmless in the moment, but it could increase your risk for getting cardiovascular disease, a new study has found.
A community meeting Saturday at a school where over a dozen children have developed tic-like symptoms quickly became contentious, reflecting the polarized town.
Doctors studying to become dermatologists have, for years, shared exam questions by memorizing and writing them down after the test to become board certified, CNN has confirmed.
Psychologists, not to mention parents, have long observed that kids who seem depressed tend to have trouble getting along with -- and being accepted by -- their peers.
A string of "unidentified objects" entered North American skies in the past few days, only to be shot down by US military aircraft. And in the grand tradition of public speculation surrounding mysterious airborne entities, many people have questioned whether extraterrestrial activity is afoot.
Officials at Russia's space agency, Roscosmos, have opted to delay the launch of a spacecraft meant to replace one deemed not safe enough to transport astronauts after a second vehicle — a cargo ship — sprang a leak on Saturday, according to NASA.
There is no denying -- or escaping -- this one simple but far-reaching fact: Americans are surrounded by screens. As a doctor and a journalist, but most important as a dad to teens coming of age in a screen-infused world, I'm concerned. Technology certainly makes our lives easier (and more fun), but at what cost to our health?
Calling someone engaging in a meaningful conversation over the phone can alleviate loneliness and help young people reconnect with others. Having dialogue in real time creates an opportunity to ask questions and listen, along with sharing knowledge and ideas in a mutual space.