Schizophrenic Movie Characters

Do movies misinform the general public about schizophrenia? Are depictions of stark raving mad characters tainting the compassion and understanding of the populous?

Diabetes Drugs Go Head-to-Head

When it comes to choosing diabetes treatments, patients and doctors have many options. To see which drugs will work best for which patients, researchers often put medications head-to-head.

Flossing Your Cancer Risks Away

You've been told to floss at least once a day to keep your gums healthy. Keeping gum disease and inflammation out of your mouth could do more than improve your smile.

Gene May Protect Against Alzheimer’s

Some people may have genes that help to keep their minds strong as they age.

Childbirth Fears and Long Labors

The discovery that you're carrying a child inside you brings along a range of emotions. For about 5 to 20 percent of women, those emotions include a fear of childbirth.

Future Job Troubles for Arthritic Kids

For some patients, the pain of arthritis gets in the way of their job. If that's the case, children with arthritis may be faced with limited job opportunities as they get older.

How Elastic is Your Liver?

You probably don't think about the elasticity of your organs. But when it comes to the liver, the lack of elasticity is an important measure of health.

How Effective is Cognitive Behavior Therapy?

In contrast to fancy intellectual European talk-therapy like psychoanalysis, Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) has a practical, fairly straightforward, All-American flavor.

What are your problems? How do your thoughts affect your actions? Can you act more effectively by noticing how your thinking is related to your behavior and vice versa? CBT might help you, but the only way to find out is to try it.

CBT is among the most common-sense, easy to understand types of therapy in widespread use. No knowledge of biology or physiology is required to understand it. It's...

A Timeline for Alzheimer’s Disease?

Recent research found that changes in the brain and body may begin years before symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) begin.

Heart Drug Doesn't Cut Bypass Complications

An experimental medication designed to protect the heart from injury during coronary artery bypass surgery does not appear to reduce serious complications including stroke or dying.

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