Flossing essential, experts warn

Flossing linked to possible prevention of periodontal disease, heart disease

By Natalie Saeger

When the clock's little hand hits the three and its big hand the 12, the only desire a college student has at that point in the morning is to have their weary head hit a plush and plump pillow - and, of course, to floss. Or not.

So you want to eat green?

Vegetarians, dieticians urge taking on special diet with friends

By Tara Bannow

The vegetarian movement has been picking up steam, with many adopting the lifestyle for health or moral reasons. But those who are considering such a diet change, some say, should do it with friends.

Criticism mounts over ingredient in plastics

Report reveals concern about possible neural, behavioral effects of bisphenol A

By Sandy Bauers - The Philadelphia Inquirer

Last month, a draft report by a program of the National Institutes of Health concurred with the earlier evaluation of an independent scientific panel, concluding there was "some concern" about possible neural and behavioral effects in fetuses, infants and young children exposed to bisphenol A at current levels.

Health myths: Exposed!

You are feeling sleepy ...

Hypnotherapy used to treat mental health issues including addiction, chain smoking

By Renee Rosenow

Being hypnotized to lose weight or stop smoking may seem impossible, but it is being used today as a form of treatment. Though some health professionals remain skeptical.