Health

I recently joined a choir. It's an informal weekly thing that I had been hearing about from friends for ages; a group of 50 or so people get together in a bar or rehearsal space and practice, and then record, a couple of songs.

What's the worst gift you ever got for Mother's Day? Our readers respond -- with hilarious honesty.

You know, it seems that no sooner do my hopes get raised that they get dashed once again. I need to stop planning for the future because it is clearly presumptuous.

Ladies, I think most of us can agree that sex can do wonders to boost a mood — especially if it's been a while since we last had a man take off his pants in our presence. But it turns out that it's not just the friction of skin and the flurry of kisses that can make us feel better: there's evidence that semen itself has anti-depressant properties.

"Chemo brain" is an accepted fact; that it could last longer than a year or so is not. So when patients of Karen Syrjala, co-director of the Survivorship Program at Fred Hutchinson, kept saying, "My brain is still not working right, things are not back to normal, what’s going on?" she crafted a study to find some answers.