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French diet paradox solved

Updated June 1, 2009

It may seem like a paradox that the French can eat such high-caloriehigh-fat foods and still be healthy, but there is a method to the seeming madness. Dr. Anthony Komaroff explains more about the French diet.

Staying Healthy

Honesty as a family value

Updated June 1, 2009

It's natural to want to protect your kids from anything that might harm them physically, mentally or emotionally. But Dr. Paula Rauch beliieves honesty is indeed the best policy. Find out why and how you can begin honest communication with your children.

Staying Healthy

How to have more sex

Updated June 1, 2009

Believe it or not, when it comes to sex there is no such thing as normal. So says Dr. Teri Greco who has some helpful words for those who are wondering if they should have more sex and just what that really means.

Staying Healthy

How to prevent shrinkage as you age

Updated June 1, 2009

It may be jarring to learn that we can shrink as we get older, but there are things you can do to minimize this. Dr. Anthony Komaroff gives some helpful tips on how to prevent shrinkage as you age. Watch now.

Staying Healthy

Infant swim lessons

Updated June 1, 2009

Infant swim lessons may be the trend, but Dr. Julie SIlver has some words of caution. Find out more about how this form of exercise and the pool itself could affect your baby.

Staying Healthy

Is youth football ok?

Updated June 1, 2009

You may be surprised to learn that Dr. Richard Zane approves of youth football, but there are caveats. Watch to find out his recommendations for this popular kids' sport.

Mind & Mood

Long-term effects of concussions

Updated June 1, 2009

Sustaining a concussion as a child playing contact sports today doesn't necessarily mean problems tomorrow, but how many is too many? Dr. Michael Miller is here to address the potential long-term effects of concussions. Watch as he shares what you can do if you think you are experiencing symptoms.

Staying Healthy

Reducing exessive gas

Updated June 1, 2009

Passing gas is a healthy, though sometimes embarassing, bodily function. But if you are experiencing excessive gas production, it could be a sign of a problem. Dr. Anthony Komaroff offers tips that can help.

Staying Healthy

What to look for in sunblock

Updated June 1, 2009

Good sun protection lotion starts with the SPF. Dr. Clarissa Yang explains what to look for in sunblock and how those ingredients work to protect your skin.

Staying Healthy

Helping a child lose weight

Updated June 1, 2009

Childhood obesity is a problem that could lead to a host of health problems. There are simple steps you can take today to improve your child's diet and help your child lose weight.

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Recent Blog Articles

A bird flu primer: What to know and do

New urine test may help some men with elevated PSA avoid biopsy

Dupuytren's contracture of the hand

Why play? Early games build bonds and brain

Moving from couch to 5K

How — and why — to fit more fiber and fermented food into your meals

Tick season is expanding: Protect yourself against Lyme disease

What? Another medical form to fill out?

How do trees and green spaces enhance our health?

A muscle-building obsession in boys: What to know and do

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