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Some (marketers) say it's the most depressing day of the year. Here's why that's rubbish.

We spoke with the 75-year-old actress and activist about what she does to keep in such great shape.

We joke about using wine to cope with all the whine. But what if the thing that makes everything better poses serious health risks? Is it still funny?

Like Kirby, I experienced a traumatic incident that altered the course of my life forever.

They’re just the latest celebs to make regular enemas part of their wellness routine.

Yes, potatoes are their own food group.

What kind of therapy is right for you? Here, a field guide to three of the more common types.

It’s been a bad week for marriage in Hollywood. Dexter stars Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter called it quits - now super couple Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds announced they’re throwing in the towel too.

Are you sick of gritting your teeth to get through a particular season? Dr. John Sharp, Harvard psychiatrist and author of The Emotional Calendar, explains why and what you can do to make it better.

In today's news: a new cognitive computer program offers hope to anxiety sufferers; no more booty in the bible; a simpler prenatal test for Down syndrome; a plastic surgeon reinvents the breast; and women graduates in the U.S. outnumber men by two million.

And you thought you should avoid trans fats. It turns out there is a far more dangerous offender than partially hydrogenated oils lurking in our midst, just waiting to destroy our precious physical health. The arch villain I speak of: the common office chair.

In a grim bit of news, it turns out that being around happy people can make unhappy people feel even worse. As reported by Tara Parker-Pope in The New York Times — "Happiest Places Post Highest Suicide Rates" — places like Denmark and Sweden score high on measures of happiness and life satisfaction but also have some of the highest rates of suicide.

How much is too much? Learn the warning signs for this addictive disorder.

Most of us are squeamish about something but when those fears are irrational, that’s a phobia, a type of anxiety of disorder.