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Given the increasing use of computers, tablets, pads, and smartphones, typing on a keyboard may be more common than writing. However, a recent study in the journal, Frontiers in Psychology,

Columnist Sue Bowman prides herself in her penmanship but laments the fact that computers have eliminated the need for handwriting classes in schools.

My husband, Peter, and I are headed out to Mexico again, and before we do, I thought it was a good time of year to check in with some folks

"We show that when writing by hand, brain connectivity patterns are far more elaborate than when typewriting on a keyboard," said Prof Audrey van der Meer, a brain researcher at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Writing by Hand May Be Good for Your Brain Than Typing on Keyboard, Says Study.

Kat and Alice take separate journeys to the past while Del faces a problem in the present.

Richard Feldman, MD, shares 101 stories

“Perfection is the enemy of progress,” according to Winston Churchill.

Is it possible to slow down to take in the details of our current disappearing patient-doctor relationship when medical care has become a corporate entity?

January is Cervical Cancer Month, and according to the World Health Organization, its the fourth most common cancer in women. Around 14,000 women are diagnosed in the United States each

My nephew, Beau, keeps me on my toes.