After their daughter Alex was killed in a car wreck while texting and driving, her parents Johnny Mac and Jeanne Brown started a massive campaign to make young people aware of the dangers of texting behind the wheel. A new device that locks a cell phone while the car is moving may be an efficient answer to this deadly trend.

Karina Melendez survived bone cancer, homelessness and foster care all before the age of eighteen. Throughout her ordeal, she found a safe haven in school, where she always excelled. Last spring, Karina was awarded a full scholarship to any college of her choice.

Ric O’Barry, star of the Oscar winning documentary “The Cove,” explains how he became involved in the fight to save wild dolphins.

Formula or breast milk? Two young mothers debate on the issue.

The tensions of everyday life often put a burden even on the most solid of relationships. In his latest book, “Venus on Fire, Mars on Ice: Hormonal Balance – The Key to Life, Love & Energy,” best-selling author John Gray explains how men and women deal with stress in two very different ways.

According to several studies, the brain of a serial killer shows no abnormalities compared to that of a normal person. Forensic psychiatrist Helen Morrison explains that a federal law, however, prevents scientists from conducting more accurate studies on detained serial murders.

Noel Biderman, founder and CEO of AshleyMadison.com, defends his choice to create a website for people looking to cheat on their spouse.

Psychotherapist Dr. Robi Ludwig explains the warning signs of infidelity.

When Michelle McBride found out that she had the breast cancer gene (BRCA), she decided to have preventive surgery. Dr. Cynara Coomer discusses how important it is for women with a family history of breast cancer to get screened for the BRCA gene.

Maryland State Delegate and E.R. physician Dr. Dan Morhaim underlines the positive aspects of the new health care reform.