What are the four "food groups" you should be eating every day?

What are the benefits of noninvasive body imaging?

In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, Dr. Helen Fisher, the Chief Scientific Advisor of popular dating site Match.com, discusses the latest trends in dating, marriage, and cohabitation.

Learn about the impact of visual impairments and how they affect learning and basic cognitive functions.

Why do your eyes play tricks on your mind?

Learn how to maximize the strength of your mind to achieve your goals.

Did you know you can actually re-train your brain and reshape your body from the inside out?

What are the warning signs of dementia?

You might think of the mind and the brain as the same thing, but they are distinctly different and play different roles in your life.

What happens to your brain when you fast?

How many concussions occur in the U.S. today?

Why is sleep quality and quantity important for your health?

The brain has its own "eye." You may think you see with your eyes, but you actually see with your brain.

When should someone start working on brain games?

What are the top vegetables to eat in order to boost your mind and overall health?

More research is showing a strong connection between your gut and your brain.

There are many people who prefer to use one side of the body for certain activities, and the other side of the body for other tasks. Also known as cross-dominance, mixed dominance, or mixed handedness, it is often confused with ambidexterity, in which a person can use either side of the body equally well, with no preference for one side over the other, for activities like writing or throwing a ball.

As a cross-dominant individual, I write, paint, draw, and perform medical procedures with my left hand, but throw a ball and hold a racket with my right hand. Consequently, the right side of my body favors gross motor tasks, while my left side dominates when it comes to fine motor skills.

One of the best ways to protect brain function is to engage in activities which are mentally challenging, yet enjoyable. The trick is to pick an activity which promotes learning or skill, without aggravating or frustrating you.

Before you assume that you’re too old to make positive changes in your brain power, keep in mind that scientists have determined that older brains are still receptive to boosts in cognitive function.

More than 2 million people a year visit US emergency rooms with brain injuries.

How can exercise boost your brain health?

Inflammation is everywhere... you see warnings about it on the news, in books, and hopefully at your doctor's office.

Listen in as Dr. Mike provides the answers to a wealth of health and wellness questions.

What are ways to prevent cognitive decline?

What benefits does listening to music have for your brain and body?

While they won’t make you smarter, certain types of foods may help reduce cognitive decline as you age.

In January 2003, Lynda McGuirk spent six weeks in a coma. That was the easy part.

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) presents more than just brain-related challenges, including employment and personal struggles.

Learn how the eyes and brain are intimately connected for depth perception, memory, and so much more.

If you're feeling down, depressed, anxious, or have been having memory problems and brain fog, the cause could reside in your gut.

If you've suffered from a traumatic brain injury, what is your best hope for recovery?

Everyone knows exercise is good for the body, but did you know it can also make your mind fit?

If you're perpetually exposed to mold, it can shrink your brain and destroy its function.

Each week, host Dr. Susanne Bennett shares with her listeners Nature's Secrets to a healthier body. This week: top natural approaches that support healthy brain function.

Want some simple ways using diet, exercise, sleep, stress management and sex to revitalize your life now and for the vital years on the horizon? Dr. Roizen has them... in his new book, This Is Your Do-Over, he explains how to reverse your mistakes, optimize your health, and live a life filled with energy and happiness. After all, nobody is too old, too out of shape, or too unhealthy to start their Do-Over today.

Dr. Roizen's Do-Over Tip for the Week: Learn About Your Biggest Sex Organ... Your Brain

Oftentimes middle school health class is where we learn all the basic biology about how our bodies work; specifically, what part goes into what part, with the outcome of extending the survival of our species. I’m not condemning sex-ed classes for doing this dutiful job; but, I also want to point out that too often these classes seem like they’re making the case that sex is about plugs and sockets, in and out, penis and vagina… that sex is about what goes on below the belt.

That, we know, is 100 percent biologically true. Can’t make babies without plugs or sockets.

But, I also think that we take that truism and hold onto it as if this law of biology is the only sexual scientific fact there is. The real truth is -- especially when you grow older and your hormones aren’t the only things that make your primal sexual decisions -- that the more important relationship isn’t groin to groin.

It’s brain to brain.

Do you complain about how much you "have to" do? Ever struggled with regret? Been too scared to make major changes?

There's a new approach to overcoming addiction... using nutrition to help bolster the recovery process.

Roughly 60,000 Americans are diagnosed with Parkinson's disease annually. Do you know the early symptoms?

According to the Parkinson's Foundation, early recognition of Parkinson's warning signs can improve overall prognosis and keep the disease at bay longer.

One of the warning signs that a brain aneurysm has ruptured is a massive, overbearing headache.

You would rather be overwhelmed than under, right? The truth is, you may be spreading yourself too thin.

Roughly 60,000 Americans are diagnosed with Parkinson's disease annually. Do you know the early symptoms?

By age 65, one in 10 people will have some form of dementia. When should YOU start worrying?

You may have been taking care of your body with a good diet and exercise, and that's great. But what about your brain?

When it comes to memory, do brain puzzles really help? Are you simply on information overload? And, just what do jellyfish have to do with memory?

The concept that intelligence is entirely inherited and fixed is no longer valid.

Recent research confirms that compounds found in marijuana calm excited brain cells, preventing seizures.

Alzheimer's disease is a U.S. health crisis affecting more than 5 million Americans. New figures show women are bearing the brunt of the damage.

Have you ever had a concussion? Do you know what to look for or how to treat one? The Brain Doctor, Dr. Kerasidis, guides you through all things concussion related.