No neon. No candy. No ‘pot doctors.’ Mass. medical marijuana rules begin to take shape.

Like bullying by peers, bullying by siblings can cause significant mental distress, a new study finds.

The recession is officially over, but millions who were laid off may bear deep emotional scars.

Supreme Court rules that human genes cannot be patented.

A call in The New England Journal of Medicine for American doctors to condemn force-feeding of Guantanamo hunger strikers.

Don’t miss Cognoscenti’s post by a pediatric cardiologist on why Mass. needs oxygen-level screening in newborns.

A reality check on an outspoken article from this weekend headlined “Don’t Take Your Vitamins.” In fact, they won’t kill you, but neither will they do much good, a Harvard researcher says.

A Harvard neuroscientist explains new findings that your brain makes hundreds of new neurons a day.

An expert on workplace bullies discusses the Globe expose of an honorary society leader described as a horrible boss.

Michael Douglas’s statement that his HPV-related cancer stemmed initially from oral sex fits into a broader trend.