Migraines may raise depression risk in women Middle-aged women are roughly 40% more likely to become depressed if they experience migraine headaches, new research suggests.  
FDA to review safety of caffeine powder Food and Drug Administration officials plan to investigate whether a form of caffeine sold in lipstick-shaped containers is safe for consumers. 
Crash test dummy unveiled for larger children The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Tuesday unveiled a new crash test dummy to be used to evaluate child safety seats and boosters made for children weighing more than 65 pounds. 
Ironman champ: Train your brain Sporting success rests with having the mental fortitude necessary to overcome our fears, pain, and discomfort, Chrissie Wellington says. 
Abuse risk high for nonconformists When a boy struts in a tutu or a girl dons boxer shorts, grown-ups get nervous. It's one of the first lessons gender nonconforming kids learn. 
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