WebMD
2008
Safety of Antibacterial Soap Debated (5/29) • Web
Researchers See Potential Health Hazards; Manufacturers Say Products Are Safe
6 Sex Mistakes Men Make (5/13) • Web
WebMD offers experts' sex tips for men who have sex with women.
Autism-Vaccine Link: Evidence Doesn’t Dispel Doubts (3/31) • Web
Many major medical groups say vaccines don't cause autism. Many parents say they do. So who's right?
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Your Penis (3/18) • Web
Medical experts reveal interesting facts about the penis that men and women will find educational -- and surprising.
Good Parenting Ups Kids' Mental Skills (2/15) • Web
Study Shows Better Parenting Skills Sharpen Minds of Kids in Poverty
'Baldi' Helps Kids With Autism (2/15) • Web
Virtual Talking Head Teaches Autistic Children Language Skills
Cloned Meat: Is Dolly for Dinner? (2/14) • Web
Company That Tracks Cloned Meat Wants to Pull the Wool From Your Eyes
Timeline of a Love Affair (2/5) • Web PDF
8 Childhood Illnesses: Get the Facts (1/31) • Web
You may not have heard of these childhood illnesses, but they are more common than you think.
Weight Loss: What Happens During Bariatric Surgery? (1/28) • Web
Comparing Your Weight Loss Surgery Options (1/28) • Web
2007
An Expectant Dad's Guide to Pregnancy (10/17) • Web PDF
You got her pregnant, but are you ready for the nine month roller coaster? Consider this your expectant father’s survival guide.
Can Medicine Boost Female Sex Drive? (3/30) • Web PDF
Drugmakers are testing new drugs that may be able to produce increased sexual desire in women.
2006
Child Safety: School Bus Still Best (8/28) • Web PDF
Experts weigh the merits of changing safety standards of school buses.
Autism and Technical Smarts (4/24) • Web PDF
Why some people with autism are good fits for technically demanding jobs.
Lung Cancer: Cutting-Edge Treatments (3/13) • Web PDF
Learn about some of the latest therapies developed to treat lung cancer.
Managing Chemotherapy Side Effects (3/13) • Web PDF
Tips for coping with the nausea, fatigue, and hair loss that can accompany chemotherapy.
2005
WebMD Guide: Erectile Dysfunction and High Blood Pressure/Diabetes • PDF
WebMD Guide: Medicare Rx Benefits • PDF
WebMD Presents: All About Genital Herpes • PDF
Sex Ed for the Suddenly Single (12/5) • Web PDF
Expert advice on reentering the dating scene after a long time out of circulation.
The Psyche of Adult Thumb Suckers (10/5) • Web PDF
Furtively or brazenly, many carry thumb sucking into adulthood -- and don't want to stop.
Is Pornography Addictive? (8/30) • Web PDF
Psychologists debate whether people can have an addiction to porn.
Methamphetamine use has spread across the U.S. What is meth and where did it come from?
Distant Dads? Not Us, Many Say (5/30) • Web PDF
Many fathers take active roles in child care, and some choose to do it full time.
On the Cutting Edge of Autism Treatment (5/13) • Web PDF
Teaching children how to engage in imaginative play is one of several new approaches.
Monogamy may not come naturally, but fidelity does have its merits.
Prescriptions for Sexual Frustration (3/21) • Web PDF
Helping couples get in synch sexually, when libido levels and turn-ons conflict.
Health Care in a Big Box (3/7) • PDF
Are medical clinics in Target stores and supermarkets a boon or bane to health care?
2004
Have You Reached Your Full Potential? (12/13) • PDF
In Part 1 of this two-part series, we explore what may be lurking in your head that's holding you back.
10 Steps to Emotional Health in 2005 • PDF
Find out what experts say is the key to a healthy mind in Part 2 of WebMD's series.
Hope for the Heart: Advances in Treatment (12/21) • PDF
Today two-thirds of people survive their heart attacks, thanks to medical advances.
Counterfeit Drugs: A Rising Public Health Problem (10/18) • PDF
Part 1 of 4. Counterfeit drugs increasingly find a way to U.S. pharmacy shelves.
Spotting Counterfeit Drugs: Tips for Consumers • PDF
Part 2 of 4. Steps consumers can take to lessen the odds of buying a fake drug.
Counterfeit Drugs: Victims and Villains • PDF
Part 3 of 4. Meet people harmed by counterfeit drugs, and some accused of running a racket.
The Crackdown on Counterfeit Drugs • PDF
Part 4 of 4. Regulators and drugmakers propose measures to curb counterfeiting.
Summer Risks vs. Realities (6/23) • Web PDF
Remember the "Summer of the Shark?" Hyped hazards frighten many, but befall few.
2003
World Trade Center Plume Was Highly Toxic (9/10) • Web PDF
Air-quality experts say burning rubble of the collapsed towers spewed a variety of pollutants.
Getting Started With Adoption (5/12) • PDF
Starting a family by adoption may be a second choice, but it's not second-best.
Men and Suicide (4/28) • PDF
Women make more attempts, but more men die by suicide, and there's no simple explanation for it.
Healthy 'Briefcase Breakfasts' (3/11) • Web PDF
Ideas for healthy breakfasts you can eat on the go.
Aphrodisiacs Through the Ages (2/11) • Web PDF
People have been cooking up love potions for thousands of years, but do any really work?
Mastering the Male Orgasm (2/3) • PDF
For men who tend to arrive way too early or more than fashionably late.
2002
Winter Darkness, Season Depression (10/24) • Web PDF
Deprived of sunlight, some susceptible people are driven into deep despair.
Promising Cervical Cancer Vaccine (10/7) • Web PDF
Defends Against Most Common Types of HPV
Build a Stronger Skeleton (8/5) • Web PDF
To have sturdy, healthy bones, you gotta beat 'em up.
American Kids After 9/11 (9/4) • PDF
Kids are impressionable but resilient, and for most, psychic scars left by the terror attacks will fade.
Surviving Summer Scorchers (7/15) • Web PDF
Can't take the heat? Many people can't, and too often they end up in the hospital.
The Highest Price for Pleasure (7/8) • PDF
As many as 1,000 people die every year by autoerotic asphyxiation.
Shopping for Assisted Living (6/3) • PDF
An option for older people who don't need 24/7 nursing care, but who could use some extra help.
New Impotence Drugs Nearing Approval (5/28) • Web PDF
Promise to Deliver Faster Erections for Longer
Pregnant Moms Getting Fishy Advice (3/29) • Web PDF
FDA accused of bowing to industry pressure in issuing an advisory on mercury in tuna.