Would you take weight-loss advice from a doctor who hasn't got control of his own size?
For women, that morning cup o’ joe may act as more than just a pick-me-up.
The author of Babel No More explains what it takes to become super-multilingual.
J.T. Gaskins says his Michigan high school should amend its policy to allow boys to grow their hair long for charitable causes.
The question of how best to help babies who have been exposed to drugs in the womb — including prescription pain medications, antidepressants and illicit drugs like methamphetamine and cocaine — can be an emotionally charged issue.
Simple but effective: red, yellow and green labels on food help diners make better choices.
Are you the quiet, retiring type? You're not alone. To find out more, read TIME's cover story, "The Upside of Being an Introvert," available to subscribers here.
How's a parent to know when a child is old enough to cross the street — or, in Laura Dekker's case, the ocean — alone?
Why do so many words have so many meanings? And why doesn't that just confuse us more in conversation?
The key to a successful planned home birth? Flexibility.
A rise in oral sex may be pushing up HPV infection rates in men, along with head and neck cancers caused by the virus.
