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Broncos Fans Are Probably Eating Their Sorrows Away
Fans of losing teams: science isn’t on your side
Polar Vortex Is No Excuse to Skip Outdoor Exercise
Frigid temperatures don’t seem to be going away, but that’s no reason to give up the outside activities
A New Blood Test to Diagnose Concussions On The Field
A protein could signal the first signs of brain changes due to a concussion.
Do All-Girls Schools Breed Feminists or Mean Girls?
What happens when girls aren’t under the scrutiny of boys? Do they get more girly or less so?
Hook-Ups, Friendships and the New Rules of ‘Dibs’ for Teen Boys
Author Rosalind Wiseman on how high school guys can navigate the treacherous shoals of love, sex and loyalty in an era of casual relationships
Just Say No: When It Makes Sense Not to Take Your Medicine
It sounds like something a quack would support, but it’s true. There’s growing evidence that lifestyle changes such as eating a healthier diet and exercising more may be enough to prevent and even treat conditions ranging from …
Finding Your Fitness Limit
When it comes to fitness, you can’t always get what you want
When Good Celebrities Promote Bad Foods
What happens when celebrity role models get behind healthy habits and junk food?
Concert Deaths: Four Myths About the Drug Molly
In the last week, three young adults have died after taking apparent overdoses of a drug known on the street as “molly”— two of them over the Labor Day weekend at a New York electronic music festival.
The Good and Bad News About Obesity: It’s No Longer Rising, but It’s More Dangerous Than Ever
Obesity is more deadly than previously thought, but a nationwide survey shows that after rising for decades, rates have not increased for the first time in 30 years.
Social Isolation Leads to Risky Financial Decisions
If you feel like you can’t make friends, you might try to buy them, new research suggests, even if it takes some considerable financial risk.
Pediatricians v Retail Clinics: Is It Time to Think Beyond the Office Visit?
When it comes to treating their kids’ cuts and bruises, more parents are turning to the convenience of retail pediatric clinics. Are they a good substitute for the pediatrician’s office?