The science behind near-death experiences 
The science behind near-death experiences
A surge of brain activity after the heart stops might trigger bright lights and out-of-body-like episodes. Find out why.
‘Watch and wait’ for some prostate cancers 
‘Watch and wait’ for some prostate cancers
Researchers say a non-aggressive approach may be the best course of action for low-grade tumors.
Cash for weight loss can work 
Cash for weight loss can work
When it comes to motivating employees to lose weight and live healthier, a new study says offering financial incentives works best.
Can sleep aids make your morning commute dangerous? 
Can sleep aids make your morning commute dangerous?
The Food and Drug Administration takes a closer look at the lingering effect of sleep aids on driving.
How excess sugar can be deadly 
How excess sugar can be deadly
New research shows that your three-soda-a-day habit can be more than unhealthy. It could shorten your life.
Recess isn’t just fun and games 
Recess isn’t just fun and games
School kids may be more productive in the classroom with a bit of free-form playtime outside of it. Find out why.
Can ADHD make driving dangerous for kids? 
Can ADHD make driving dangerous for kids?
Experts say all motorists should avoid texting and driving but new research finds that teens with ADHD are especially vulnerable for accidents.