Companies must take steps to defuse workers' stress

For years, experts have said a little bit of stress is good. But they were referring to the short-term jolt that comes before making a presentation, not the extreme kind prevalent in workplaces today.

PTSD and traumatic brain injury common among returning troops

NPR reports on post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury in troops returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. "Though thousands of soldiers are diagnosed with PTSD, many more suffer without treatment. Among those who do seek treatment, doctors are finding another, distinctly different problem called traumatic brain injury, or TBI.

Newsweek: Mystery of death of code breaker deepens

A statement released by Scotland Yard on Monday and posted on the website of the London Metropolitan Police Service reveals more details about the peculiar death of Gareth Williams, a 31-year-old mathematics wizard who worked for Britain's electronic eavesdropping agency but sheds no light on possible causes. London - Metropolitan Police Service - Gareth Williams - England - Government

Mystery Surrounding Death of U.K. Code Breaker Deepens

A statement released by Scotland Yard on Monday and posted on the website of the London Metropolitan Police Service reveals more details about the peculiar death of Gareth Williams, a 31-year-old mathematics wizard who worked for Britain's electronic eavesdropping agency, but sheds no light on possible causes.

MomsLikeMe on 'Today's THV at 5': Stress headaches

School can be stressful for many children and some may even suffer from headaches because of it.