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Planned movements and spontaneous reactions are processed differently in the brain
Patriarchs on pedestals? How doctors are taught to improve their bedside manner
New study reveals time and day women are most likely to give birth
Allergies & Asthma Are Common: Here's How to Recognize the Symptoms
Men with serious heart condition are more likely to die compared to women
When possessions are poor substitutes for people—hoarding disorder and loneliness
Deep-freezing of orange juice can increase the absorption of compounds that are beneficial for health
Bacteriophages: Are they an overlooked driver of Parkinson’s disease?
Why breakups are so hard and how to cope with them
Why are migraine patients skipping effective behavioral treatments?
Answering a medical mystery: Why are vaccines less effective in the developing world?
The guidelines on low back pain are clear—drugs and surgery should be the last resort
These are the most unpopular baby names of the year
The Beautiful Way Meghan and Harry Are Already Honoring Princess Diana at Their Wedding
Seasonal affective disorder: Why brown-eyed women are at risk
Uterine cancer survivors are more likely to have cardiovascular problems
These Are the Foods Most Likely to Get You Sick, According to the CDC
Survey finds many adolescents are not talking to their doctors and parents about sex
Indoor plants are more than just a pretty decoration, a new report says
Discovery adds to evidence that some children are predisposed to develop leukemia
Children are natural optimists – which comes with psychological pros and cons
Fewer U.S. kids are getting cavities
Researchers are one step closer to an effective anti-atherosclerosis vaccine
Three-quarters of COPD cases are linked to childhood risk factors that are exacerbated in adulthood
