Prenuptial Pacts to Lose Weight and Have Sex
Matrimonial lawyers increasingly are writing health clauses into prewedding vows.
On Fitness
At 65, This Trainer Knows Aging
Even if you've been a couch potato for years, he can get you back in shape.
Sexual Health
5 Things to Consider Before Getting the HPV Vaccine
How to weigh the risks, benefits, and cost of the cancer-preventing shot.
Science of Aphrodisiacs
We've heard some flimsy claims about libido-boosting foods. But there's some sound science, too.
A Young Woman's Battle With HIV
A new autobiography highlights the impact of HIV/AIDS on young black women.
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.
Women's Health
Female Athletes in a World of Hurt
Author Michael Sokolove explains what's behind an "epidemic" of sports injuries in women.
Skin Conditions
A young woman with her neck tattooed with a butterfly, a symbol for freedom. Her mother had the same butterfly tattooed to match her daughter’s. (Cary Jobe/Aurora)
7 Health Risks of Getting a Tattoo
Consider the health risks of this invasive procedure before getting—or removing—body art.
Diet & Nutrition
The Zero-Calorie Sweetener Stevia Arrives
Is it safe as a food additive? The FDA will soon decide.
Summer Sun Series
How to Spot Skin Cancer Before It Kills
Even for deadly melanoma, 99 percent of cases are survivable if the tumor is caught early.
Living Well
A New Weapon Against West Nile Virus
This season, the CDC recommends a fourth insect repellent to fight mosquito bites.
Going Abroad? Consider Your Coverage
Without supplemental coverage, you could face a big upfront bill.












