Ever notice just how many students have difficulty concentrating in class? Often times, it's due to ADD, also known as Attention Deficit Disorder. In this exclusive interview with author and The College of New Jersey graduate Amy Stein, Patrick Dresh uncovers Ms. Stein's personal experiences and tribulations with the disorder.

Autism is by far the most prominent disorder in which the causes as well as methods of preventing, diagnosing and treating it are relatively unknown. In this educational essay, Eric Klein discusses several of the leading theories regarding the disorder, as well as future directions for treatment and research.

Breast reduction surgery is relatively unheard of, yet it is more common than you might believe. For patients with excessive breast size, breast reduction surgery can help relieve the physical symptoms caused by the size and weight of a woman's breasts. In Emily Weiss' provocative article, she discusses the procedure along with the risks and rewards of such an operation.

By Monica Gomez

Monica Gomez takes us on a detailed and insightful look at some of the more recent developments in birth control. Among the methods she examines are Depo-Provera, Ortho Evra, and the Birth Control Patch.

By Patrick Dresh

Got questions about hypoglycemia? Just look to the expert himself. Patrick Dresh's well-detailed article provides insight on various hypoglycemia issues, including diet, nutrition, and symptoms.

By Dave Kraska

The practice of weight loss in wrestling has been around as long as the sport. Dave raska, wrestler and writer, breaks the silence and discusses the importance of proper weight loss in wrestling on any level.

By Eric Klein

Mononucleosis is a serious problem that plagues thousands of college students every year. Eric Klein examines the causes, prevalence, effects, and much more in both a brief and comprehensive article.