Articles By John Ericson
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A Sock For Your Heart [VIDEO]
The new "heart sock" stands to retire pacemakers and revolutionize the work of cardiologists. -
Eating More Calories And Carbohydrates Delays Neurological Disease
A high-carb, high-calorie diet may slow the progression of ALS, the rare neurological disease better known in the U.S. as Lou Gehrig's disease. -
Loss Of A Loved One May Literally Break Your Heart
Older people are twice as likely to suffer heart attacks and stroke during the month immediately following the loss of a loved one. -
Do Birth Control Pills And Obesity Cause MS?
Birth control pills and obesity may raise your risk of multiple sclerosis (MS) by 35 percent and 50 percent, respectively. -
Why Boys Are 5 Times More Likely To Develop Autism
A new study has uncovered a genetic basis for the disproportionate amount of male autism diagnoses. -
Chilling Photos Of Last Meals On Death Row [PHOTOS]
Henry Hargreaves' photo series "No Seconds" offers a unique glimpse into the final day of a prisoner condemned to death. -
This Is What The New Food Nutrition Labels Will Look Like
The FDA's proposed changes to the Nutrition Facts food labels will, among other things, add new scientific information and update serving sizes. -
This Is How A Virus Breaks Into A Cell [VIDEO]
A new 3D video shows a virus-like particle trying to break into a human skin cell. -
When Can You Blame Your Dad For All Your Problems?
With an older father, you're more likely to develop mental disorders, have suicidal thoughts, and perform poorly in school. -
Petco Sued Over 10-Year-Old's Fatal Rat Bite
A lawsuit against Petco charges that 10-year-old Aiden Pankey contracted a fatal bacterial infection from a rat he adopted through the retailer. -
What Really Happens When You Black Out?
When you black out, your brain loses its ability to form short-term memories and commit information to long-term storage. -
MMR Vaccine Will Protect Your Child From Other Infections, Too
The MMR vaccine has been linked to fewer hospitalizations for infections among children who receive it on time.
