Julie Hambleton

Look at the tiny spot just above your ear, right where the cartilage of the ear meets the side of your face. Most people have nothing there.

Magnesium has quietly become one of the most talked-about supplements in wellness circles, and for good reason.

The NEJM tretinoin study investigated whether collagen synthesis was reduced in photodamaged human skin and whether it could be restored by topical tretinoin, treating 29 patients for 10 to 12 months.

Most people take their morning pill without a second thought. Swallow, rinse, done. For the tens of millions of Americans who take a statin every

There's a version of ADHD that rarely makes it into the clinical literature. Not the report cards and the forgotten homework.

Most people have a rough idea that strokes are serious. But ask someone to describe exactly what a stroke looks, feels, or sounds like – in real

Most Americans sit down at a restaurant and expect one thing before they've even looked at the menu: a glass of water. No asking, no ordering, no charge.

Most people know patchouli from perfume counters and incense shops. It's that deep, earthy, slightly musky scent that some people love and others find overwhelming.

Most people assume they'd recognize a narcissist right away – the loud braggart at the party, the boss who never apologizes.

An 80-year-old woman hadn't spoken in full sentences for five years. She communicated mostly in single syllables.