Jason Singer is an award-winning journalist who has covered health care, sports, business and politics for a wide range of publications from major metropolitan newspapers to CNN. In addition to journalism, he's a smitten husband of his wife U.S. Army Spc. Susan McMillan, as well as an avid chef, travel addict, professional golf caddie and sports fanatic. He speaks Mandarin-Chinese, has so far visited 24 of America's 59 National Parks, and has a below-average singing voice despite his last name.
Enduring six surgeries amid the most serious form of spina bifida, 16-month-old Jeremiah Nelson continues to defy the odds.
An outdoor pet tracks in loads of bacteria that may help children avoid allergies later in life.
The newest wearable technologies are more reliable than seizure diaries — and they can notify caregivers.
El consumo diario de múltiples bebidas endulzadas puede provocar significante perdida de la memoria—no obstante, hay maneras de mantener seguro al cerebro.
Multiple sweet beverages per day may lead to significant memory loss—but there are ways to keep your brain safe.
Constantly checking your phone can heighten stress and lower productivity—especially if you're a young person.
But some yogurts have nearly as much added sugar as soda — so be careful about your choice.
About 1 in 50 Americans have unruptured brain aneurysms that can be deadly if they pop. How do you know when to get checked?
Adult coloring has become a popular rehabilitation and meditation tool, with more than 12 million coloring books sold each year.
Patients can manage health services and visit doctors from their phones and computers.
Erectile dysfunction affects millions of men, but it's a solvable problem when communication and education are involved.
Spinal cord stimulators, a fast-improving technology, often provide major relief.
