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Here Are the US Cities at Highest Risk for Zika Transmission    Though most of the U.S. has a low risk of Zika transmission in the spring, by July portions of the southeast will have a high risk of local Zika transmission, though the extent of these outbreaks will likely be limited. |
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Brain Stimulation Could Speed Stroke Recovery  For people who've had a stroke, a treatment that involves applying an electric current to the brain may help boost recovery of their mobility, a small clinical trial found. |
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New Theory on Why Men Love Breasts
Men may be hardwired to like women's breasts, though scientists debate the reasons why.
Experimental Drug Mixture Protects Monkeys from Ebola Virus
Researchers isolated this Ebola virus from patient blood samples collected in Mali. The finding may pave the way for a therapy that is broadly protective against Ebola viruses in Africa, researchers say.
Genetic Tests Results: Do They Change Your Behavior?
You can't change your genes, but you can change your behavior, right? Well, a new study finds that people who have a genetic test result that tells them they are at higher risk for lung cancer or heart disease aren't likely to change their health behaviors anyway.
Do Sit-Stand Desks Improve Workers' Fitness?
Desks that let you sit down or stand up to work may be a trendy piece of office furniture, but the health benefits of these desks are largely unproven, a new Cochrane Review study suggests.
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