Antidepressant Use Tied to Poorer Driving
But experts aren't sure if the pills, or underlying depression, are to blame
full story » Money Matters
Studies suggest why some people save while others spend
full story » Refs May Be Blinded by Red Uniforms
Study of the martial art tae kwondo suggests color can influence decisions
full story » Older Adults Reluctant to Question Surgical Treatment
They only raised about half their concerns, so doctors should listen carefully, study says
full story » Stress, Anxiety Worsen Response to Allergens
Delayed reactions also occur in allergic asthma, can be life-threatening, study says
full story » Lack of Energy in Old Age May Foretell Illness
Anergia not just a part of advancing years but could be tied to severe problems, death
full story » Healthy Sex Life Can Extend Into 80s
But past STDs, med use and relationship issues can derail intimacy, study says
full story » Blocking Drug-Related Memories May Prevent Relapses
Animal brain receptor study suggests new treatments for addiction in humans
full story » Drinking Problems Greater Among Returning Combat Veterans
Mental health issues also more common after war, studies show
full story » Older Patients With Cancer at Heightened Suicide Risk
3 studies urge better management of patients' emotional distress to improve quality of life
full story » Diabetes Onset, Severity Tied to Cognitive Problems
Disease may contribute to neuronal damage, brain atrophy, study suggests
full story » Run for Your Life
Exercisers live longer and with fewer disabilities, study finds
full story » Athletes' Study Shows Pride, Shame Universal Behaviors
Whether sighted or blind, Olympic competitors displayed innate responses to winning, losing
full story » Married Folks Still the Healthiest
But long-time bachelors are making gains, study finds
full story » Gene Variant May Predispose Some to Anxiety
Shown unpleasant pictures, they had exaggerated 'startle' response that was hard to turn off
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