A Young Woman's Battle With HIV
A new autobiography highlights the impact of HIV/AIDS on young black women.
Sexual Health
Science of Aphrodisiacs
We've heard some flimsy claims about libido-boosting foods. But there's some sound science, too.
On Health & Money
Harry and Louise Want Healthcare Fixed Now
This time, the famous couple from campaign advertising think reform is a good thing.
Children's Health
Safer Toys Will Come, but Parents Can Act Now
A new consumer product act will safeguard kids, but it won't kick in immediately.
Living Well
3 Myths and 1 Truth About Running and Your Health
No, exercise won't shorten your life. A new study, in fact, links running to longevity.
David Oliver competes in the men's 110 hurdles semi-finals during day eight of the U.S. Track and Field Olympic Trials at Hayward Field on July 6, 2008 in Eugene, Oregon. (Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
Learning from Olympians
Six ways recreational athletes can improve their fitness by copying Olympians.
Cancer
Breast Cancer Relapse: Still a Real Risk
A study provides reassurance on recurrence, but a woman needs to look at her individual odds.
Prostate Tests: What 9 Types of Men Should Do
A public health group comes out against PSA screening in older men. How to decide for yourself.
Living Well
Gallery: New Bikes for Getting Around Town
A range of new bikes promise to make everyday travel as comfortable and fashionable as it is cheap.
Women's Health
Female Athletes in a World of Hurt
Author Michael Sokolove explains what's behind an "epidemic" of sports injuries in women.
America's Best Hospitals
Peering through a microscope as he works, neurosurgeon Reid Thompson carefully makes his way into Hardy's right frontal lobe to get at the tumor. (Jim Lo Scalzo for USN&WR)
America's Best Hospitals
A great hospital is different because of an internal culture of excellence.






















