Tuesday, August 17, 2010 Homesickness isn't really about 'home' This month, as thousands of freshmen and graduate students flock to colleges to begin a new academic year, many will be leaving home, some for the first time. As routines are replaced with new social and academic pressures, and home by a dormitory full of strangers, homesickness -- the longing ache for the familiar, friends or grandma's cooking -- sets in. Despite the way it's coined, homesickness isn't necessarily about home. And neither is it exactly an illness, experts say. full story A mother's plea: Heal my children's skin Jake was born with a genetic condition that guaranteed a painful death. His mom's desperate search led to her to stem cell specialists. full story 7 ways to get the best sleep ever You've cut out late-night caffeine, made sure your bedroom is dark and cozy, avoided scary movies. So why are you still tossing and turning? full story ADHD: Who makes the diagnosis? 5 million kids in the U.S. have received the diagnosis of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. But doctors aren't always the ones saying so. full story Tony Harris goes to the doctor CNN anchor Tony Harris was doing that typical guy thing -- avoiding going to the doctor until he was miserable. Here's how he got prepared. full story VIDEOS IN HEALTH • Doctors prescribe produce discounts 4:17 • So you think you're an expert 1:40 • 'Ella' contraceptive approved 3:28 • Free from skin cancer worries? 1:25 • Pill works beyond 'morning after' 2:13 You have agreed to receive this email from CNN.com as a result of your CNN.com preference settings. To manage your settings click here. To unsubscribe from the Health Week email list, click here. Read our privacy guidelines at: http://CNN.com/privacy.html This message was sent to you at beritanarablog@GMAIL.COM Cable News Network. One CNN Center, Atlanta, Georgia 30303 © 2010 Cable News Network.