 Capsaicin is the chemical that makes peppers hot. Creams made with it can help treat headaches, back pain and arthritis pain. Here's how it works.
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Two experts debate the pros and cons of medical marijuana, offering opinions on whether it should be legalized.
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 Doctors and other experts reveal their home remedies, using stuff around the house. Included: honey, vegetable shortening, duct tape, teabags, apples.
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 Many people take the supplement melatonin to help them sleep. But does it really work? An integrative-medicine doctor examines the evidence. Article includes dose, safety, interactions and side effects.
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What is apitherapy—and does it work? A doctor examines the evidence. Included: honey as a treatment for wounds and children's cough, and bee stings as a treatment for arthritis.
Are chiropractic adjustments a scam, quackery or proven to work? A doctor looks at the evidence. Included: treatment for back pain, neck pain, more.
Can the right music, played at the right volume, affect the course of medical ailments, soothe the nerves or enhance quality of life? Studies say: Yes!