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There is still no explanation for the exact problem that causes stuttering. The newest findings are linking stuttering with a condition known as rhythm perception deficiency.

Cri du Chat Syndrome is a rare, complex genetic disorder. Characterized by the "cat cry" it causes, it's implications reach far beyond the cry alone.

Pressing that protects your orthopedic health, develops mobility and strength, improves joint stability and boosts power at the same time as it cuts down on injuries.

Anti-abortion rights groups in the US often showcase the stories of women who were tormented by their decicions to terminate their pregnancies. A recent study of 667 women who had abortions, however, finds that 95 percent believe they decided correctly.

ADD affects people in different ways requiring different approaches to both diagnosis and treatment. Treatments for some types of ADD aggravate conditions in other types.

High BMI may increase the risk for many health problems. However, some studies show that slightly overweight people live longer, have reduced risk of dementia, and better tolerate the same health problems than those with normal weight.

Why are some parents opposed to SB 277, California's new bill that limits parents' rights to reject vaccines for their children? SteadyHealth spoke to a mother whose quest for information led her to say no to vaccines.

The State of California recently passed one of the toughest measles vaccinations laws in the USA. Here's what it requires, and what it doesn't. Parents have alternatives even under the new law.

We know poverty can prevent us from eating nutritious foods and getting the medical care we need, but what does not having enough do to the brain?

Lifting things front and back, or up and down, is pretty familiar. But unless you're bent press devotee, most of us don't do much rotation work. Nothing like enough, in fact. Yet what we actually do, in sport and life, is rotation-heavy. Let's fix that.