Featured Stories
Tips to Manage Stress Eating
Have you ever felt like eating a piece of chocolate cake or a bag of chips after a stressful day at work?
5 Ways Exercise Is Even Healthier Than You Thought
As doctors research the medicinal nature of exercise, they discover new reasons to break a sweat.
A New Look at Life
After a decades-old procedure malfunctioned, surgery partially restores patient’s lost sight.
Activating Two Receptors May Provide Pain Relief at a Lower Opioid Dose
Pain relief at a lower opioid dose? It may be possible, according to new research on two nerve cell receptors.
News & Views
Mental Health Among African-American Women
African-American women who have depression and other mood disorders often don’t get help. Learn why, and how to recognize the signs of common mental health conditions.
Sunscreen and Your Morning Routine
Are you doing enough to protect your skin? To help make sunscreen a part of your daily routine, dermatologist Anna Chien, M.D., addresses common concerns.
Of Hair Loss and Heartbreak
Nearly half of African-American women experience some kind of hair loss. Dermatologist Crystal Aguh is researching new treatments for these women — and increasing other dermatologists’ awareness of the issue.
How to Ease Brain Freeze
Here’s the scoop on ice cream headache, also known as brain freeze. Doctors explain why it happens and what you can do.
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