Health Migraine drugs linked to kids’ IQ Regulators warn women not to take some medications May 12, 2013
Health Superbugs have new enemy in super robots Hospitals using surge of germ-fighting products May 12, 2013
Health A cancer warning for indoor tanning beds? Tanning beds are causing more melanoma cases in young adults, the Food and Drug Administration said in asking for a… May 12, 2013
Family Disabled couple seek life together in group home Paul Farziano and Hava Samuels pose during an interview on Thursday, April 25, 2013 in Port Jefferson, N.Y. The developmentally… May 11, 2013
Southwest Life Don’t take this app sitting down SmartMove vice president of engineering Doug Bartlett, left, and CEO Harry Baeverstad peel back a prototype SmartMove insole to reveal… May 10, 2013
Food An easy blend of eggs and veggies for Mom Skillet Garden Eggs with Fontina is a pretty, palate-pleasing breakfast to make for Mom on Mother’s Day.Matthew Mead/Associated Press We… May 7, 2013
Food Colo. high-school students learn culinary management Students, from left, Megan Sheehan, Sabrina Nunez and Jacy Potter, work on their beef recipe at Standley Lake High School… May 7, 2013
Food Boulder company promotes investments in food firms Instead of attracting venture capitalists seeking high profits, Slow Money, based in Boulder, is looking for “nurture capital” for investments… May 7, 2013
Health Infertility: Don’t despair those dealing with common but delicate issue, there’s hope May 5, 2013
Health Child ‘reborn’ with stem-cell windpipe Hannah Warren has been unable to breathe, eat, drink or swallow on her own since she was born in South… May 5, 2013
Family As equity rises, more Ugandan women divorce Has your marriage broken down beyond repair? Thats the question Ugandan magistrate David Batema asks women in divorce proceedings against… May 4, 2013
Religion Not quite the 21st century’s Michelangelo N.Y. painter revamps church with ancient icon tradition May 3, 2013
Travel Plenty free in D.C.: Here are 5 suggestions National Mall The nearly two-mile grassy expanse between the Capitol and Potomac River features memorials honoring five presidents, including George… May 3, 2013
Food Healthy French toast has hidden layer of chocolate Chocolate-stuffed French toast with raspberry sauce is healthier than you might think and perfect to make for Mom on Mother’s… April 30, 2013
Food Big flavor, not big effort in honey-paprika chicken A wet rub of honey and spices adds sweet, smoky flavor to this recipe for Honey-Paprika Chicken with Roasted Oranges.Matthew… April 30, 2013
Food A growing crowd of celebrity wines steals the spotlight names on labels help boost sales April 30, 2013
Health Hormone offers hope for diabetics Harvard Stem Cell Institute Co-Director Doug Melton, right, and Peng Yi, a post-doctoral fellow in his lab, have identified a… April 28, 2013
Health For an all-out health change, try going all-in “It comes down to making them both priorities and thinking about both throughout the day,” says lead researcher Abby King,… April 28, 2013
Health Fake limb costs challenge Boston victims These are just a fraction of the medical expenses that victims of the Boston Marathon bombing will face. The mammoth… April 28, 2013
Health Doctor’s prescription: Books Durango pediatrician gets the word out during checkups April 28, 2013
Family Most kids curse before they learn the alphabet In Holy Sh*t: A Brief History of Swearing, Mellissa Mohr argues that English-speakers actually use a curse word about once… April 27, 2013
Family New book group? Women form ‘Lean In’ circles Best-seller resulting in networking April 27, 2013
Southwest Life In N.M., road construction not end of highway memorials But in their year’s labor to build a more efficient connection between local highways, workers have yet to move three… April 27, 2013