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Depression October 28, 2015

Dr. Manny: Keep the #CharlieCharlieChallenge and other social media crazes out of your homes

This social media frenzy is driving me crazy. Every day it seems there is a new 鈥渃hallenge鈥� for young people to partake in. A few weeks ago it was the #KylieJennerChallenge, which resulted in plenty of #KylieJennerChallengeFails, and left kids in need of medical attention with damage to their faces.

HEART HEALTH October 28, 2015

Could your neighbors kill you?

If the people who live on either side of your house make your blood boil, you might want to seriously consider moving: Friendly neighbors may lower your risk of heart attack, a recent study finds.

Stress and Anxiety October 28, 2015

Quieting down might save billions in heart disease costs

In the loudest parts of the U.S., reducing hazardous noise levels - a risk factor for high blood pressure and heart disease - could save more than $3 billion annually, according to a new economic assessment.

Men's Health October 28, 2015

How being in a relationship can affect your health

When you鈥檙e officially off the market and settled into a comfortable relationship, you may be more apt to let yourself go鈥� to wear sweatpants and eat ice cream on the couch with your significant other.

Weight Loss October 28, 2015

Extreme stress may convert fat into calorie-burning machine

Severe stress may cause ordinary white fat cells to morph into energy-burning brown fat, new research suggests

Women's Health October 28, 2015

Women sleep more, but wake up feeling worse than men

For women who sleep long hours but wake up cursing the day, there's an app for that鈥攐r at least an app that corroborates your experience.

Fatigue October 28, 2015

Study on biology of chronic fatigue illness stirs debate

A team of scientists said on Friday they had found "robust evidence" that a condition called Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is a biological as opposed to a psychological disorder, but some experts questioned the findings.

Depression October 28, 2015

Germanwings crash: Mental illness alone does not explain co-pilot's behavior, experts say

Investigators may never know exactly why Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz carried out what is believed to have been a deliberate plane crash in the French Alps on Tuesday, but mental health experts say that any mental illness that Lubitz may have had is just one possible contributor to the tragedy.

Depression October 28, 2015

The power of positivity: How banishing negative thoughts helped me beat pancreatic cancer, twice

Pancreatic cancer is one of the most lethal human diseases known to man.

Nutrition October 28, 2015

Sugary drinks may reduce stress levels, study suggests

Sugar-sweetened beverages like soda or juice can reduce stress responses in the brain while diet aspartame-sweetened drinks do not, a study from The University of California suggests.

Stress and Anxiety October 28, 2015

Stress may be 鈥榗aught鈥� from social media, study says

Social media users beware 鈥� connecting with people online could be damaging to your health.