Heat, not coffee, may cause esophageal cancer 
Heat, not coffee, may cause esophageal cancer
The World Health Organization says it’s not the drink that may cause cancer but the temperature. Find out more.
When it comes to sleep, are we doing it all wrong? 
When it comes to sleep, are we doing it all wrong?
New research suggests we should be sleeping in two shorter chunks each day instead of one long eight hour span.
How your parenting style can affect your child’s success 
How your parenting style can affect your child’s success
Experts say it can affect more than just happiness. Supportive parenting leads to wealthier, more successful children.
No more nasal spray for kids getting the flu vaccine? 
No more nasal spray for kids getting the flu vaccine?
A CDC advisory committee says the spray provides no measurable preventive effects and shouldn’t be used this upcoming flu season.
Could exercise help speed up recovery for kids after a concussion? 
Could exercise help speed up recovery for kids after a concussion?
New research shows that total rest may not be the best option for children.
How eating fat could actually help you lose weight 
How eating fat could actually help you lose weight
Two experts explain the surprising findings of a new study that encourages eating some high fat foods.
Is your phone giving you wrinkles? 
Is your phone giving you wrinkles?
Being attached to your device 24/7 could be causing your neck skin to prematurely age. A dermatologist offers some helpful tips.