Time pressures and the demands that drive doctors into endless multitasking are invading the patient-doctor relationship.

Studies show that living near green spaces is good for a person's overall health and, especially, mental illnesses. People who suffer from depression, for example, are better off being close to a green space, studies show. 

Bloating is common among men and women and can be the result of many different causes. So, how to banish bloat? Read on to find out!

Studies show that bans on smoking in public and work places can reduce the amount of heart attacks and other illnesses that are a result of secondhand smoke.

Despite the fear that has been instilled in people over the swine flu, medical experts are now saying that it is no worse in severity than the seasonal flu.

A new study has found that after chemotherapy, race is not a factor in whether or not a patient has no sign of the disease at the the time of surgery.

The Senate is meeting to discuss and vote on the long standing health care bill. Read on for more information.

Want to reduce your risk of skin cancer? Wear sun screen, of course. But two new studies suggest that choosing your relatives carefully could also be helpful.

For many people, days just don’t seem long enough. In order to cram everything into one 24-hour period, something has to give. Judging by many surveys of Americans, it’s sleep. But recent research shows that people who don’t snooze enough face a higher risk of losing their health than those who regularly get a good night’s sleep.

Children under two should be banned from watching any television at all, according to new federal government anti-obesity guidelines for kids.