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Wash Your Hands of the Flu
Although many people may wash their hands after using a public restroom, they might not at home. A new study suggests that washing your hands at home can impact your family’s risk of getting sick and stopping the spread of viruses like the flu.

Former U.S. Assistant Surgeon General Dr. Blumenthal Analyzes Presidential Candidates' Positions on AIDS
Susan Blumenthal, MD, former U.S. assistant surgeon general and distinguished advisor for health and medicine, and her team at the Center for the Study of the Presidency (including Melissa Shive, Beth Louise Hoffman and Yi-an Ko) have compiled a comprehensive analysis and side-by-side comparison of the U.S. presidential candidates’ proposals to fight HIV/AIDS.

Shed Pounds, Boost Immune System
Obesity may affect the way people respond to infections by weakening the body’s immune response, new research suggests.

Make Exercise Fun for Kids
Searching for ways to get your kids out from in front of the television?

Lower Your Risk of Cancers by Eating Less Red Meat
Cutting back on red meats such as beef and pork—along with processed meats such as cold cuts and hot dogs—can reduce your risk of developing certain cancers, says the National Cancer Institute.

Mom’s Depression Affects Kids—Some Solutions
Young children of depressed mothers have a higher risk of behavioral problems and injuries, according to a new study.

Is Honey the New Cough Syrup?
A new study conducted by researchers from Penn State University (and funded by the National Honey Board) found that buckwheat honey could soothe children’s coughs better than over-the-counter cough suppressants.