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Skull image of Hurricane Matthew spooks the Internet
Idaho dog named town's 'Hometown Hero'
Rare illness leaves 3-year-old boy paralyzed
Women suffer sexual problems in silence
Painful sex. A lack of desire. An inability to lubricate. These are some of the most common sexual complaints facing women as they age, yet a majority of women are not getting the help they need from their doctors to solve those problems, according to a new study from the University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center.
Living donor uterus transplants performed in US
Birth control linked to depression, new study says
The near-superhuman way yoga unites mind and body
Photos: Life with no TV, no computers, no smartphones
Ben Stiller: Prostate cancer test 'saved my life'
102-year-old woman crosses 'get arrested' off her to-do list
The young cancer patients who painted space suits
The families that fought for controversial new drug
A cop and a kid 'get on his level'
Amid water crisis, Flint faces a Shigellosis outbreak
5 things you may not know about post-traumatic stress
Do you need to eat more protein?
Wondering exactly how much protein you should be consuming each day? The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA), which is the minimum amount you need to be healthy, is 0.8 grams per kilogram (0.36 grams per pound) of body weight per day -- 46 grams for an average woman. That equals as little as 10% of daily calories. If you're not super active, that's likely adequate, and you'll hit the target effortlessly if you follow a typical Western diet.
Health checklist: What to buy before a hurricane
When a hurricane, snowstorm, or other major weather event is looming, you probably already know the basics: fill up your gas tank, be sure the batteries in your flashlight and portable radio are fresh, and stock up on nonperishable groceries. But which foods are best, and what supplies may you be missing? The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recommends having three days worth of water and foods like the ones that follow on hand, plus several other items that will keep you healthy and safe in an emergency.
Can robot pets comfort like the real thing?
Searching for Ebola: Where is it hiding and when will it be back?
There was a certain kind of quiet hopefulness when, in late April this year, the last Ebola patient of the West African epidemic -- a two-year-old boy -- walked out of a treatment facility in Monrovia, Liberia. With the smoldering embers of the outbreak fading, there was cause for celebration. But there remains the impotent fear of the unseen: Ebola is still out there, lurking. We just don't know where it's hiding or when it will be back.
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