Weather Linked to Migraines

It may be time to add another item to the list of potential migraine triggers. A new study suggests that some migraine sufferers may be sensitive to weather changes.

The Choking Game

Reports from the US and Canada show that adolescents are experimenting with the ‘choking game’. Creating awareness of brain damage and accidental death may curb an adolescent's interest.

The Low Down on PSA Levels

There has been a dizzying amount of information lately about using prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing to screen for prostate cancer.

Fewer Kids' Meds Prescribed - Except for ADHD

Though the past decade has seen increases in prescription drugs used among adults, the use of doctor-prescribed medications among children has actually declined - with some exceptions.

What do HIV, Anxiety and Depression Have in Common?

Managing a disorder can be an emotionally fraught business for those afflicted. It is all-too-easy for the negative thoughts, worry, fear and stress to compromise dealing with the disease.

Red Wine May Not Trigger Migraines

To avoid the debilitating headaches, migraine sufferers are generally urged to identify their triggers. Red wine is often pinpointed. Yet it may be only certain types of red wine that bring on migraines.

Psychological aspects of Impotence

Why erectile dysfunction? Why now? One index of recent preoccupation with erectile dysfunction is the increased number of television and other ads by the pharmaceutical industry.

Ozone Exposure May Increase Risk of Heart Attack

Exposure to an excessive amount of ozone may cause harm to the heart that can increase the risk of heart attack, researchers have found in a small study.

Ayana Rose, M.S., LMFT

Ayana Rose, M.S., LMFT is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with an...

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