Lifestyle

A Medscape online survey completed by 1,063 Canadian doctors last year and released this spring found that 67% of Canadian physicians said they don’t have enough time to maintain their close friendships.

People are chugging bubble water like never before—but are their potential health concerns?

But losing weight doesn’t improve impaired signals.

The new study found an 80% increase in cancer among people under 50 over the last three decades. Screening and prevention programs for early-onset cancer may be worth exploring.

Examination of a patient's back spots reveals a multitude of unexpected—and appreciated—information, says Dr. Robert Dickson.

Some of the categories with those most likely to have this type of cancer might be unexpected.

The vagus nerves also play a part in why socializing, sex and sports are good for our health.

A psychiatrist and neuroscientist explains how fear flows through a human being.