Health and Medicine

Well: Well Book Club: Do Kids Need Cellphones?

How fancy should your child's phone be? And who should pay for it? Join the Well Book Club to talk with Ron Lieber about...

Well: Well Book Club: Do Kids Need Cellphones?

How fancy should your child's phone be? And who should pay for it? Join the Well Book Club to talk with Ron Lieber about...

Well: Bariatric Surgery Reduces Pregnancy Problems in Obese Women

A study of nearly 3,000 obese women found that weight-loss surgery lowered the risk for some pregnancy complications like gestational diabetes and miscarriage.

Well: Bariatric Surgery Reduces Pregnancy Problems in Obese Women

A study of nearly 3,000 obese women found that weight-loss surgery lowered the risk for some pregnancy complications like gestational diabetes and miscarriage.

Well: Bariatric Surgery Reduces Pregnancy Problems in Obese Women

A study of nearly 3,000 obese women found that weight-loss surgery lowered the risk for some pregnancy complications like gestational diabetes and miscarriage.

Insect and mammal ovulation more alike than not?

The average American woman lives more than 80 years and ovulates for 35 of them, producing an egg approximately once a month. The typical...

Well: Nutrition Panel Calls for Less Sugar and Eases Cholesterol and Fat Restrictions

A nutrition advisory panel that helps shape the country's official dietary guidelines recommended sharp new limits on the amount of added sugars that Americans...

Well: Nutrition Panel Calls for Less Sugar and Eases Cholesterol and Fat Restrictions

A nutrition advisory panel that helps shape the country's official dietary guidelines recommended sharp new limits on the amount of added sugars that Americans...

Well: Nutrition Panel Calls for Less Sugar and Eases Cholesterol and Fat Restrictions

A nutrition advisory panel that helps shape the country's official dietary guidelines recommended sharp new limits on the amount of added sugars that Americans...

N.F.L. Suspends Use of Helmet Sensors

The league will not use sensors in helmets next season to measure hits, ending — temporarily — one effort to better understand concussions.