WEB MD. Health Blog
Use of Antidepressants on the Rise in the U.S.
About 11% of Americans who are age 12 or older take antidepressants, including many who have not seen a mental health professional in the past year, according to a new federal report.
Raising Baby on a Budget: Tips for Saving Money
WebMD helps you save money and stay on budget while caring for your baby’s needs. Get tips and advice here on what you should buy vs. what you don’t really need.
Potty Training Seven Surprising Facts, Andrea McCoy, MD
As it turns out, there are no hard and fast rules about potty training.
7 Things You Didn't Know About Raising Newborn Twins
Even experienced moms may not know what to expect when they bring home newborn twins. Here’s some expert advice to help you adjust to doing double duty with your newborn twins.
What’s Zapping Your Energy?
When you’re constantly feeling drained, it might be time to look at what’s bringing you down. Check out these “energy zappers” and see how many apply to you.
Are We Too Clean? Letting Kids Get Dirty and Germy
Should you let your kids get dirty and be exposed to germs? WebMD discusses this idea and the benefits and risks associated with it.
Pregnancy Brain: Myth or Reality?
"Pregnancy brain" is the buzzword for forgetfulness during pregnancy. Find out about its causes and what to do about it.
How to Handle Parents Who Brag About Their Kids
Her children are math geniuses, gymnastic stars -- and did you know they started reading at 3? How to respond to mothers who brag too much.
Parenting by Your Toddler's Personality Type
Experts share tips for parents on how to handle the different personality types of toddlers.
Does Fertility Treatment Raise Breast Cancer Risk?
When E! News anchor Giuliana Rancic made her breast cancer diagnosis public, there was speculation about whether fertility treatment might have been a factor in her developing breast cancer.
Is High Blood Pressure Linked to Birth Defects?
Women who take blood pressure drugs called ACE inhibitors during the first trimester of their pregnancy may be no more likely to have babies with birth defects than women with hypertension who take other types of high blood pressure medication or no blood pressure drugs at all, according to a new study.
Is Facebook Changing Our Brains?
Scientists in the U.K. say they have found a strong link between the number of friends people have on Facebook and how "brainy" they are -- namely, the amount of gray matter in particular regions of their brains.
Is Facebook Changing Our Brains?
Scientists in the U.K. say they have found a strong link between the number of friends people have on Facebook and how "brainy" they are -- namely, the amount of gray matter in particular regions of their brains.
Men, Women May Experience Acid Reflux Differently
Men and women experience symptoms of heartburn and acid reflux differently, a new study shows.
Vaccine Halves Malaria Infections in Young Children
An experimental vaccine cut malaria infections in infants and toddlers by about half, a new study shows.
Omega-3s and Fish: Facts on DHA and EPA in Fish
Omega-3 fatty acids are found in fatty layers of cold-water fish and shellfish. Which fish are best for omega 3s? Which fish should you limit due to mercury?
New SIDS Guidelines Say Breastfeeding Lowers Risk
Breastfeeding and up-to-date immunizations can lower infants’ risk of sudden, unexpected death during sleep, according to updated guidelines issued today by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Enlarged Prostate: A Complex Problem
The most common problem for men over 50 is an enlarged prostate (BPH). Here's how you know when to see a doctor and what the treatment options are.
Flat Abs for Men: Key Exercises
WebMD teaches guys how to achieve a flat stomach and six pack abs with core exercises and tips.
What Turns Men On? Surprising Things He Likes
WebMD investigates the surprising little ways that you can turn your man on.
