Shortening the workweek didn't improve people's job or life satisfaction.
Remember how 50 percent of cats and dogs in the U.S. are overweight?
The fascinating story of the original "shock jock" and voice of 1970s D.C., Petey Greene
The science of what makes coffee great
In different places, public health means different things.
A South African man is facing deportation due to his stature.
It isn't natural—lower rates of smoking, childbirth, and access to modern healthcare all play a part.
Los Angeles therapist John Kim broke many of traditional psychotherapy rules when he built his entire practice through his popular tumblr blog. This week, the American Psychological Association will decide whether he’ll have to start following some of them.
Early intervention and treatment can be effective.
New recommendation for doctors could mean cultural change.
Is Anthony Weiner's behavior an "addiction" to sexting, or something more psychologically defining and pervasive?
Throughout history, TB has killed more people than all other pandemics combined.
A palliative care success story
We are all the same basic things.
Considering the sometimes crucial but sometimes costly role of patient activism
Those who stand to benefit most from medical marijuana have the hardest time getting it.
The idea plays to our love of efficiency, spirit of entrepreneurship, and longing to install physicians and scientists as the new priests of the age.
We sometimes look at giving one's life as immensely heroic. Other times, it's insanity.
Providing free corrective care to those disabled by the virus
Investing in primary care for everyone will cost money, but the overall gain -- for the economy, for Medicare, for our nation's health -- would outweigh this handily.