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Mind: You’re Bored, but Your Brain Is Tuned In

Research suggests that boredom allows the brain to recast the outside world in ways that can be productive and creative.

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06.08.2008 18:18:38 - NYT > Health

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Supermarket Chains Narrow Their Sights

Supermarkets are beginning to compete with farm stands and farmers’ markets for a wider variety of fresh fruits and vegetables.

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06.08.2008 17:40:59 - NYT > Health

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U.S. Cyclists Are Masked, and Criticism Is Not

The cyclists were the first athletes to be seen wearing masks or doing anything proactive to combat the effects of pollution.

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06.08.2008 08:15:38 - NYT > Health

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Behavioral Approaches Overlooked in AIDS Fight

Millions of people are becoming infected because governments are overlooking studies showing that behavior modification works, AIDS experts said Tuesday.

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06.08.2008 07:20:26 - NYT > Health

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Essay: Running on Fumes in Beijing

Will a training plan survive the air, heat and humidity of China?

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06.08.2008 02:09:04 - NYT > Health

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Recipes for Health: Beets: The New Spinach

It’s easy to love fresh beets, and not just for their nutritional advantages. Roasting is an easy way to cook them.

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05.08.2008 21:54:22 - NYT > Health

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Well: Learning to Be Your Own Best Defense in a Disaster

There are several simple steps we can all take to improve our odds in an emergency.

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05.08.2008 21:04:43 - NYT > Health

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To Heal the Wounded

A new textbook is the first guidebook of new techniques for American battlefield surgeons to be published while the wars it analyzes are still being fought.