_ Antidepressants and Autism Spectrum Disorder By Jane Farrell video Two new studies find no link between use of antidepressants during pregnancy and autism spectrum disorder.
_ New Mental Health Statistics By Jane Farrell video Record number of Americans suffering from psychological distress, study finds.
_ Traffic Pollution and Heart Health By Jane Farrell video Traffic-related air pollution may impact HDL cholesterol levels, study finds.
_ Migraine and Weight By Jane Farrell video Both obesity and being underweight increase migraine risk, study finds.
_ Treating Back Pain By Jane Farrell video Does spinal manipulation therapy ease back pain and improve function?
_ Younger Adults and Stroke By Jane Farrell video The number of younger adults suffering a stroke is on the rise, researchers say.
_ Grey Hair and Heart Disease By Jane Farrell video The amount of grey hair a man has may indicated his risk of heart disease, study finds.
_ Vitamin D and Heart Disease By Jane Farrell video High-dose Vitamin D supplementation does not prevent heart disease, study concludes.
_ Smog and Breast Cancer Risk By Jane Farrell video Air pollution may increase a woman’s risk of dense breasts, study finds.
_ Weight and Mortality By Jane Farrell video Being overweight increases the risk of death from heart disease and cancer, study finds.
_ Aspirin and Cancer Risk By Jane Farrell video Regular use of aspirin may help prevent death from several kinds of cancer, study finds.
_ Climate Change and Human Health By Jane Farrell video How does climate change impact your physical and mental health?
_ Suntan Addiction Dangers By Jane Farrell video People addicted to sunbathing may be at higher risk of alcohol dependence, study finds.
_ Smartphone Infertility App By Jane Farrell video Researchers develop at-home fertility test for men using smartphone app.
_ Fruit Juice and Weight By Jane Farrell video Does drinking 100 percent fruit juice cause kids to gain unhealthy amounts of weight?
_ Energy Drinks and Alcohol By Jane Farrell video People who mix energy drinks and alcohol at increased risk of injuries, study finds.