Healthy Living

US panel recommends folic acid supplements for young women

Women who may get pregnant - whether planned or unplanned - should take a daily folic acid supplement to prevent neural tube defects like spina bifida, according to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.

Seniors with memory problems may struggle with driving

Seniors with memory problems and related attention and decision-making issues may struggle with driving tasks, according to a Canadian study.

Boy with autism is visually impaired dad's new running guide

Ultrarunner Jason Romero is legally blind, suffering from a degenerative eye disease called Retinitis Pigmentosa that gives him tunnel vision.

10 bad habits holding you back in your career

Banish these behav.iors to make 2017 the year you finally move up the ladder 1. YOUR EMAIL ETIQUETTE SUCKS.

There's a scientific reason women are always colder than men

It's not your imagination.

Thanks to AI, computers can now see your health problems

Machine learning is helping doctors diagnose things like genetic disorders, Alzheimer's, and autism faster than ever before.

Newlyweds who lost legs in Boston Marathon bombings share their source of strength

The newlyweds who lost their legs in the Boston Marathon bombings say they have found strength in the days since the tragedy through love from strangers and each other.

Up to 50 potentially exposed to tuberculosis at Ohio hospital's neonatal unit

Health officials in Ohio said nearly 50 people may have been exposed to tuberculosis (TB) in the neonatal intensive care unit at an Ohio hospital by a patient unaware of their diagnosis at the time.

American Airlines under fire for potentially endangering peanut allergy sufferers

An advocacy group has filed a Department of Transportation complaint against American Airlines, arguing airline is breaking the law by not allowing passengers with peanut allergies to pre-board.

Hormone specialists want more education about transgender patients

Doctors who specialize in conditions involving hormones need more training on how to treat people who are transgender, suggests a new study.