'Getting Up' to 'Get Down'

Hey, guys: have you had trouble 'getting it up' when you and your lover are trying to 'get down'? Having erection problems once or twice is not a big deal.

When it’s Hard to Concentrate

In our modern world of cell phones, computers and mobile devices, it’s hard enough to concentrate.  Add a genetic predisposition to attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and you might find yourself using medication to keep you focused.    

Treating Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia has long held stigmata attached to it.  To many people, it is considered one of the most severe mental conditions out there.  But there may be good news.

Making Alzheimer's a Better Memory

Could this dream come true? A medication that's currently approved for one disease could make Alzheimer's disease nothing more than a nightmarish memory.

What Causes Multiple Sclerosis?

Research on multiple sclerosis is revealing more about what we don't know, than what we do know about the disease. One popular hypothesis on how the disease starts has now been disproven.

Teen Athletes Aren't Always Hard-Headed

It may be tempting to knock your teen upside the head sometimes, but it turns out a head injury might cause more problems in adolescents than in adults.

Natural Snooze Safer Than Medicated Sleep

If your good night's sleep is only achieved with a prescription, you may want to explore other ways to address your insomnia.

Garlic Repels More Than Just Vampires

Despite long traditional use, there is limited data about the influence of garlic on cold and flu treatment. Recent clinical trials are illuminating how this plant keeps us healthy.

Boys Need HPV Shots Too

Since 2006, doctors have recommended that girls and young women receive vaccinations against human papillomavirus virus (HPV), primarily to prevent cervical cancer. Boys are now being urged to have these vaccines to prevent other forms of cancer.

Unemployment Is Bad For Your Kids

Children with depressed fathers are at a greater risk of developing emotional and behavioral problems. The effects are greater than previously thought - and unemployment may be largely to blame.

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