Debate 2016: What goes on in your brain when people invade your space Donald Trump stood very closely behind Hillary Clinton at times during the second presidential debate, held in St. Louis Sunday, prompting some to argue that he was invading her personal space.
Behavior therapy linked to less stress from insomnia Insomnia patients who focus on behavioral changes may be less stressed and more functional during the day than counterparts relying on medication, a recent study suggests.
Teen OCD may trace back to environment at birth and even before Obsessive-compulsive disorder that surfaces during adolescence or early adulthood may actually have origins in the circumstances surrounding pregnancy and infancy, a Swedish study suggests.
Washington woman keeps turkey as emotional support pet A Washington woman with lupus is trying to have her pet turkey certified as an emotional support animal.
France opens its first supervised injection center for drug users France inaugurated its first supervised injection facility for drug users on Tuesday, setting aside years of acrimonious debate over the merits of a strategy that has slowly gained traction since the Swiss embraced it three decades ago.
How breast cancer changed Sheryl Crow's outlook on life In 2006, Sheryl Crow was preparing to attend the Grammy Awards and looking forward to celebrating her three nominations.
Students flood college mental health centers On a recent Thursday afternoon at Ohio State University, about 30 students sit in a classroom listening to instructor Kipp Pietrantonio lecture.
Some blood pressure drugs tied to risk of mood disorder hospital stays Common blood pressure medications may increase the risk for severe mood disorder episodes, a new study suggests.
Beware extremes: Exercise, anger may trigger heart attack If you're angry or upset, you might want to simmer down before heading out for an intense run or gym workout.
