Study: ‘Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind’ could become reality

The notion of "deleting" bad memories has been somewhat of a pop-culture wishlist staple for a long time, and was a huge plot point in the Jim Carrey/Kate Winslet film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. In ... continue

Study: Doctors would treat selves differently than patients

A new study published in the medical journal the Archives of Internal Medicine details the differences in the ways physicians treat patients versus treatments they'd select for themselves. Interestingly, doctors were far more likely to chance death in their ... continue

Study: Dosing instructions on kids’ OTC meds often incorrect, confusing

Just after a study was released showing a dramatic dip in ER visits following removal of young children's formulations from the market, another study has been published indicating that dosing instructions on the products are often confusing ... continue

Study: 2007 discontinuation of baby and toddler cold meds caused big drop in ER visits

A study published in medical journal Pediatrics shows that following a recommendation that cold medications for babies and very young children was implemented that the number of emergency room visits for drug-related complications fell correspondingly. The Washington Post ... continue

Study: Breastfeeding support could save money, lives

Out of all the contentious topics to discuss on the internet, breast vs. bottle feeding probably ranks in the top five most volatile. Part of the controversy stems from the intensely personal nature of the debate, and those ... continue

Low fat? Low carb? Your genes might hold the key to weight loss results

You only need to disclose your preferred method of weight loss in a group of people or on an internet forum to discover how strongly many folks feel about how to successfully lose weight. Perhaps you easily gain ... continue

Tell your missus, daily ejaculation now recommended!

While copious amounts of the hippity dippty seem like a given if you want to make a baby, it seems that daily ejaculation for "at least a week" prior to conception is ideal to boost fertility. Up until ... continue