As more reports surface about researchers accepting funds from for-profit companies, look for these signs of bias-free findings.
Listen in as Joel Harper and Bottom Line president Sarah Hiner discuss how a well-conditioned mind translates to a well-conditioned body.
A hand sanitizer is a convenient way to rid yourself of germs when hand washing isn’t an option. But should it contain probiotics? Read on…
If you think that depression is a normal part of aging or that it can’t be remedied, read this now.
The time to pretend that you don’t have hearing loss is over—because when you take steps to be able to really hear again, everyone wins.
Whether your early relationship with your parents was happy or sad, it can affect you physically as well as emotionally and for a surprising amount of time.
If you’re wrestling with a problem you think psychotherapy might help, group therapy may be better than the traditional one-on-one approach. Read on…
These unwanted facial movements seem to come at the worst times, but there are ways to manage them.
Do you rush through chores, distracting yourself by thinking about other things? What if you took a different approach to…
How social media can help when pain keeps you from leaving home.
On social media, negative experiences have greater emotional impact than positive experiences…and increase risk for depression.
Fear and worry can immobilize you. Rather than give in to anxiety, you can make it work for you.
When “good” isn’t good enough for you, it can really take its toll on your body and mind.
Mental health apps are increasingly popular. But they may encourage healthy people to think they have a mental condition. How to protect yourself.
News reports on medical studies often leave people more confused than informed. Here’s how to get to the truth…
