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Octopuses Shed Light on Evolution of Social Behaviors in Humans
Octopuses and humans are separated by 500 million years on the evolutionary tree, but new evidence shows genomic links between their social behaviors, including reaction to the mood drug ecstasy.
Postpartum Mood Disorders: What New Moms Need to Know
It’s important to know the differences among the postpartum conditions a new mom might experience.
Facing Dementia in the Family
Learning to handle your emotions and those of a loved one with dementia can be anything but straightforward.
Fitness Trends: What’s Smart for Your Heart?
From high-intensity interval training and indoor cycling to yoga and boot camp, a Johns Hopkins expert looks at the latest fitness crazes and how to tell whether they’re right for you.
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Restless Legs Syndrome Study Supports Motor Cortex ‘Excitability’ as A Cause
Brain stimulation with magnetic pulses shows potential in treating RLS and sleep deficit.
Debunking Myths of Teen Depression
Don’t be misled by common myths. Here’s what parents of teens need to know about depression.
Got Adult Acne?
Acne isn't confined to the teenage years. Get answers from an expert.
Fight inflammation to help prevent heart disease
Chronic inflammation is a major contributor to heart disease. Learn how it leads to heart attacks and strokes, and what you can do to reduce inflammation.
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