Canadian Doctors Warn Against Private Medicine as a Cure for the System’s Ills
The Canadian Medical Association has called for a ban on payments for procedures long covered by public systems and is warning about contracting services out.
5 Ways to Make Friends (Without Joining a Book Club)
Experts share strategies for connecting that actually work.
How Healthy Are Tomatoes?
They’re juicy, versatile and in season. Here are their nutritional benefits, and recipes to make the most of them.
Why Are So Many Americans Choosing to Not Have Children?
It’s probably not selfishness, experts say. Even young adults who want children see an increasing number of obstacles.
How Olympic Injuries Break Bodies
With years of fractures, surgeries, hardware and pain, Olympians can list their injuries as readily as their achievements.
What to Know About West Nile Virus: Symptoms and Prevention
Infections, which can cause fever and fatigue, tend to peak in August and September.
A 10-Minute Workout for People Who Don’t Like Working Out
It’s hard to get motivated when you dread exercise. Here’s how to get started.
In an Italian Village, a Mayor Walks Off the Wine and Everyone Joins In
Luciano Fregonese, the mayor of a town in Italy known for Prosecco, started walking to counter the calories he consumed at social obligations. His jaunts have become a sensation.
How Much Do You Know About Dreams? Test Your Knowledge.
Scientists aren’t exactly sure why we have dreams, but they may help us rehearse situations and work through emotions. See how much you know.
Heavy Metals, Including Lead, Found in Many Dark Chocolate Products
New research adds to the evidence that certain cocoa products contain lead and cadmium.