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They also tend to have poorer mental health, researchers say
Binge drinking also a problem among a small minority of moms-to-be, new study finds
European data supports warnings to avoid the devices and cut your risk for skin cancer
Women who are younger, black or Asian at highest risk for short-term symptoms of stress disorder
Six of the top 10 states for underage drinking are in the Northeast, analysis finds
Report found those on Medicaid were more likely to do so than the uninsured, privately insured
Survey also looked at attitudes toward mental illness following Newtown, Conn., tragedy
Juggling too many patients increases risk of potentially dangerous medical errors, experts warn
ADHD is most common current diagnosis in children aged 3 to 17
Survey of U.S. dentists finds rates highest among young adults, women
Only 21 percent of those interviewed say they're well-versed on the disease, Harris Interactive/HealthDay survey finds
Physician survey also found that closer ties with drug industry seemed to encourage the trend
Taking drug longer further reduced breast cancer recurrence, deaths, researcher says
Advances made in genetics of disease, but creating new drugs more complex than first thought
Nightly routine uses positive mental imagery, slow deep breathing
The trend is due to growing evidence of a link with melanoma skin cancer, experts note
European researchers found odds rose by up to 22 percent at this level of consumption
Prevalence of the chronic condition is highest in Kentucky, CDC says
Five people needed their blood filtered after using designer drugs such as 'Spice,' researchers report
About 1 in 6 reported being targeted within past year
Oxytrol is intended for use by those 18 and older
Review shows no difference between atenolol, metoprolol in warding off heart attack or stroke
Proper nutrition, exercise are key factors that must be part of any diet plan, health experts say
But experts say coronary artery calcium scans, best at predicting disease, have drawbacks
Authorities searching for suspects, motive behind attack at finish line of Boston Marathon
Study found that abused or neglected girls were more likely to do so
Although usually spread by parasite, mother-infant transmission seen
Illnesses reported in 7 states; consumers who freeze meat should check for recalled product
French doctors used virtual model to help them navigate patient's neck during operation
New technique produces better images at lower radiation dose
Young adults at higher risk for motion sickness than older viewers, study found
Global burden of oral conditions increased 20 percent between 1990 and 2010, study shows
In 4-year study, those who kept pounds off decreased 3 food groups and increased fruits, vegetables
About 16 percent of Americans aged 12 and older are hooked
Affordable healthy foods, public smoking bans among the methods shown to work
It's still not too late to get vaccinated, experts say
CDC says recalled product was sold at Costco, Harris Teeter stores
Experts identify commonly ordered tests and treatments that are often expensive and unhelpful
CDC says recalled product was sold at Costco, Harris Teeter stores
'Strive for 5' might need an update
Scans suggest the experimental treatment reorganizes the way the brain works
Researchers say they've identified foaming gene
Digoxin cuts hospital readmission by more than a third, study finds
Differences in body fat distribution could boost asthma rates in some minorities, study says
Positive feelings enhance decision-making and memory skills, study suggests
Early study looked at newborns who were losing weight
General good health is no protection from infection or death, CDC study shows
Scientists engineer an enzyme to stop the disease-causing process in a test tube, but more research is needed
Supportive spouse seems to improve a depressed father's relationship with his children
'Fight hard and fast to get past the anger,' and don't forget to keep healthy habits
Report tallies enormous medical, financial and caregiver toll of conditions like Alzheimer's
Early research finds common strain on skin seeks out, destroys bacteria behind acne
Testing could save 17,000 men from advanced prostate cancer, researcher says
Long-term study found women who received 'intraperitoneal' treatment lived about a year longer
Among people who aren't candidates for surgery or radiation
Researchers want to pinpoint how seniors change their lives to avoid such mistakes
Stress still affects immune system years later, researchers say
They are 36 percent more likely to struggle with weight later in life, researchers report
Only 2 percent of abuse cases are reported, study says
Since its release, more users have turned to heroin and other opioids, study finds
U.K. researchers report only 1 case per 15,000 general anesthesia patients
Boys face twice the risk as girls
Small study connects REM sleep behavior disorder with 'Lewy bodies' in brain
Players' heart rates rose and they used more energy than with sedentary games
Study of inner-city school found traditional gym class more effective for older kids
And those who spend more time indoors in front of screens are more likely to feel lonely, shy
Researcher says frequency, variety play a key role
Study found patients who had treatment for 8 weeks fared better with symptoms
Women in study had less physical, mental fatigue and better quality of life
Data likely 'just the tip of the iceberg,' researcher says
Stock up on nonperishables, protein sources, powdered milk
Traffic crashes are the leading cause of death among people aged 34 and younger
Doctors notice mismatched X-rays only 13 percent of the time without patient pictures, study finds
Combo actually raised bleeding, death risk in patients with type caused by chronic hypertension
Small study suggests a benefit, but experts are more cautious about the results
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder that persists into adulthood may affect physical and mental health
Study found almost a third of patients still had disorder at 27, along with other mental health issues
Review found no difference in severe cardiac events between kids taking, not taking meds
Study found boys with the disorder were twice as likely to have a higher body-mass index when they were men
Also more likely to self-injure as young women, study shows
Analysis shows no greater threat of addiction to alcohol, cocaine, marijuana, nicotine or other drugs
Six-year study starting in preschool found symptoms persisted even for kids on medication
But isolating peers or spreading rumors can have real consequences, expert says
But treatment advances have reduced overall deaths over past two decades
N.Y. man who opted for radiation says surgery or watchful waiting may be right for others
Just 20 minutes a day improved insulin resistance of overweight children
Researchers compared it to resistance training, found it more effective
Among certain postmenopausal women
Sanctioned for children aged 1 and older
Study suggests infected caretakers might have spread bacteria to animals
Expert urges medical staff, families to recognize 'post-hospital syndrome'
Study contradicts previous European research that found the drugs can cause hemorrhage
By 50, arteries stiffen, increasing risk of death from heart disease, researchers say
Early identification essential to help kids reach their potential, researcher says
For older patients with hypertension, heart failure, different problems will likely cause death, study finds
Findings from U.S. veterans should raise awareness of chemical warfare's hazards, researcher says
U.S. not equipped to handle growing number of seniors with mental health, substance use issues, researchers say
Report says significant changes needed to keep Medicare, Social Security healthy
Study found people exposed to higher levels showed more thickening of vessels
Better technologies may bring cleaner air, but dumping of toxins onto land is rising, agency says
Experts warn of malfunction potential for insulin pumps, continuous glucose monitors
Ventilating buildings and cleaning the air doesn't eliminate secondhand smoke exposure, study finds
MIT researchers calculated which locations are most likely to play a role in disease dispersal
International study found TB withstanding multiple types of antibiotics
Moderate boozing encourages 'true smiles' and group engagement
Research suggests that even a little drinking can raise odds for malignancy
Studies suggest potential problems, like memory issues, but don't prove a link
If you drink, diabetes association recommends having a snack at the same time
Over time, even that amount can help pile on unwanted pounds, experts note
Small study didn't find effect in former or never-smokers
Study suggests difficulty with complex forms of verbal communication may be tied to alcohol abuse
Women have the highest risk of dying prematurely, researchers report
Study found hundreds of dollars in lower monthly costs for booze and cigarettes, and much less caregiving time
New guidelines reflect the improvements in antiretroviral therapy over last 25 years
Parents can set good example by avoiding shorthand like 'ur' and '2' in own text messages, expert says
Study finds hay fever increases frequency of respiratory problems in COPD patients
Those who rent less likely to take steps to reduce indoor allergy triggers, study finds
U.S.-born children more likely to have asthma, hay fever and eczema than foreign-born kids, study finds
Study found needles for lifesaving medication too short to reach upper-thigh muscle
Researching the process in animals may one day help people replace missing teeth
Percentage of people in favor of donation keeps rising, experts say
Along with career satisfaction, many cite emotional exhaustion
Rate is even higher for seniors, study finds
Problem is much more widespread than parents may realize, experts say
Patients with mild disease who took solanezumab had slowing of mental decline
Experimental agent similar to medicines already used to ease symptoms, but more study needed
Subgroup of patients with mild disease showed slowing of mental decline
Fewer heart attacks, deaths for patients taking cholinesterase inhibitors
Medicare payment system undervalues one-on-one evaluations by these specialists, experts say
Findings may have implications for caregivers
Finding has implications for cost of patient care and testing of new treatments, experts say
Small study of rare form of disease included people aged 18 to 26
However, findings on immune-based drug therapy are preliminary, experts say
One million cancer deaths avoided since 1990s, group says
Distracted driving kills more than 3,000 people in U.S. a year, CDC says
Alcohol intoxication combined with depression particularly dangerous, researchers say
High rates of obesity, heavy drinking, smoking and inactivity reported, but most people getting enough sleep
English-speaking adults less likely to protect themselves, researchers find
The animal adapted his vocalizations to form a social bond with human companions, researchers suggest
Scientists who studied Denisovan DNA found shared genes with people in Papua New Guinea
Evidence of value of some natural medicines that have been used for thousands of years
New report highlights healthiest metropolitan areas
Research found even one exposure is associated with language deficits by age 10
Testing revealed she carries a genetic mutation that left her susceptible to breast cancer
Actress has already had double mastectomy due to gene linked to high risk for breast, ovarian cancer
Outcomes for non-emergency coronary procedure were similar among hospitals in Massachusetts study
BPA linked to disrupted egg development, miscarriages and birth defects
Study found children were more talkative and engaged with people in presence of small pets
Last year was third worst in two decades for advisories, closings for polluted water
But people at risk of gum disease need more frequent appointments, researcher says
There are fewer infant deaths and preterm births, but more kids live in poverty, government finds
Excessive lead levels, choking hazards, magnets can all cause serious injury for kids, PIRG says
But they can size up others accurately, researchers noted
Benefits of exercise, modest alcohol consumption may be diminished, study says
Qsymia sanctioned for obese or overweight people with chronic condition
Pedestrians with high blood alcohol can end up in the ER, trauma expert warns
Individual risk still remains low, however
It beat a low-fat eating plan in helping high-risk people avoid cardiovascular problems
Researchers found no increased death risk in those free of cardiovascular disease
Study looked at clarithromycin use for lung conditions, but didn't prove cause-and-effect
It may be contributing to growing problem of drug-resistant bacteria, researcher says
But the transmission of disease from fish to humans is rare, researchers said
Babies receiving these drugs before 6 months of age were heavier for height at 3 years
No treatment is sometimes the best option, experts say
Process used to treat livestock appears to make pepperoni, salami susceptible to harmful bacteria
Cymbalta shows positive effect on neuropathy in clinical trial
Study didn't look at long-term impact on children's speech milestones
Emotional stress can harm cardiovascular health, experts say, so boosting mental resilience may be key
Mental health, pain improve sooner, researchers say
Research is preliminary, but could encourage more people with depression and epilepsy to try meds
Study found hospitalized patients on antibiotics taking these drugs were more vulnerable to C. difficile infection
Study also found antibiotics and other drugs disruptive to water environment
But protective effect faded after a year in large study of 'serodiscordant' partners
Many more prescriptions written during those months, researchers explain
Preliminary research found men who consumed more flavonoids had milder form of the disease
Fruits and vegetables particularly good sources of the substances
But the research cannot prove cause and effect, and better trials are needed, experts say
Researchers say meds were often prescribed 'off-label' for conditions like ADHD
Many women may rely on meds to function properly, so decisions must be weighed carefully
These drugs, meant for other conditions, come with side effects including weight gain
They aren't always produced in sterile environments, can cause infections, experts say
Ads featuring people living with harsh effects of smoking exceeded expectations
Fewer people are heavy smokers, but cutting down isn't enough, expert says
Incidence halved by treatment, study finds
Patients who received the drugs after surgery seemed to do better, study found
Study found nearly 1 in 5 women has postpartum anxiety, but it fades fairly quickly
Partners even more likely than survivors to experience fear and worry over long term, study finds
Researcher recommends stress-reducing measures
Primates pouted and threw tantrums in study
More people with narrowed aortic valve are now eligible
Researchers say monthly hormonal changes may contribute to ACL tears, chronic pain
Early breast cancer found more often in large study, but not more cases of invasive disease
Unlike humans, they're unable to detect a beat, study says
Small study of veterans suggests that may be a possibility
Study suggests possible clues to hypertension prevention
System helped keep blood sugar at safe levels among young campers, study found
Poorly designed work spaces might lead to repetitive strain complaints, expert says
Report on cosmetic procedures finds Botox, fillers, chemical peels and laser hair removal topped the list last year
Experts offer advice on how to steer clear of dehydration -- or worse
But the research also found that parents' financial support boosted college graduation rate
CDC report finds that people aged 75 or older face double the risk compared to younger
Sun protection, regular skin checks help lower your risk
Study finds many new cases of eye trouble occur in people under 40
Some media reports on man behind Connecticut shooting suggest that he had this mild form of autism
After hip replacement, no disadvantage found for the low-cost treatment
Swedish study found less decline in thinking ability for those on daily dose
Large, decade-long study also found some benefit from other NSAIDs
Chronic airway conditions affect 8 percent of the elite competitors, research shows
Odds of blood clot in lung artery increase along with severity of the respiratory disease, study finds
Researchers suspect emissions from vehicle may inflame the lungs
Researchers suspect emissions from vehicle may inflame the lungs
Study author says parents need more support, better awareness
But working mothers can still take steps to make sure kids eat right, keep active, expert advises
Diets rich in plant-based foods a better choice in the long run for women, experts say
Study upends common beliefs, they say
Signs didn't typically emerge until later, and early diagnosis didn't mean case was more severe
Study finds nearly one-third of kids with autism also have problems with attention and hyperactivity
Review of data for those born in late 19th century suggests a link
Women who got the drug plus standard chemo lived about 4 months longer on average
Women taking the drug lived more than 3 months longer on average, but side effects were an issue
Experts say while it can help in advanced disease, that doesn't mean it works at all stages
Costly drug comes with serious side effects, researchers say
Steer clear of sweet temptations or choose mini treats over fun-size, expert suggests
It takes up to 16 years for former chronic drinkers to return to normal risk level, review found
Study author says counseling may help youngsters face issues head-on
Findings are reassuring, experts say
Lower levels of vitamin D seen among those born in May
Women urged to rethink early elective C-sections, inductions unless medically needed
Iron deficiency at birth can lead to developmental delays
This could be a very early signal of cardiovascular issues, Australian researchers say
Partial organs from deceased donors increasingly common, researchers say
Findings suggest obesity epidemic harms kids even before birth
Early exposure, especially to dogs, reduced respiratory infections in infants
Infants, toddlers reared on junk food scored slightly lower at 8 years
Spinal disorder patients who didn't smoke reported much less discomfort
Massachusetts also tightens regulation of specialty pharmacies like New England Compounding Center
One species appears linked to slowed progress, researchers find
Researchers recommend incorporating these exercises into everyday activities
But not those with a receding hairline, say Japanese investigators who analyzed previous research
Pediatricians, others oppose U.N. proposal
In study, rate of college men who did so jumped to 86 percent after signs appeared
In older people with insomnia, nighttime awakenings last longer if they get up to urinate, study finds
FDA recently approved Zecuity patch to treat the painful headaches
Eating more legumes, such as beans, lentils and chickpeas, can lower blood sugar, blood pressure
Microscopic hairs on the plants stab the blood-thirsty critters, study shows
Medical expert offers tips on spotting infestation in your home
Number of cases would drop dramatically if parents did not sleep with their babies, researchers noted
Study found flavor alone activated brain's reward center; effect stronger with family history of alcoholism
First, realize that future surgeries are likely, agency says
These cells, a combination of white and brown fat, may ramp up weight loss, scientists say
Research suggests that taking charge of a household might curb desire for power in the office
Experts suggest developing an activity schedule, signing a 'contract' with a supportive friend
Insulin resistance also a factor in developing type 2 disease
Study links an apple-shaped figure to early signs of kidney problems
Larger waist size dangerous even when weight is normal, study says
Study found health conditions prompting scans posed greater death risk
Workouts seem to help white men, but not black men, study finds
Task force stresses that finding does not apply to those with current or past mental health problems
18-year study found health benefits beyond those of other fruits, veggies
Experts not able to make recommendations on drug, surgery or laser choices
For children aged 1 to 9, living in affluent household may raise risk, researchers say
Young women in competitive sports at risk for problems with diet, menstruation, bone loss
Obesity less likely when kids had discounted or free meals with higher nutritional value, study finds
People whose insurance includes vision benefits more likely to get sight-saving help sooner
Cost of hiring more nurses could be offset by improved patient outcomes, researcher says
May be marketed as dietary supplements, foods (such as herbal teas) and nasal sprays, agency says
In warm weather, bacteria multiple quickly, food safety experts warn
Researchers say 72 is the new 30
But anorexic guys may identify with more feminine stereotypes, study suggests
Study found even 7-month-olds can start to learn both languages
Artificial organs produced urine, but hurdles remain before they might be used in humans, experts say
Study offers clues on causes of condition and how commonly prescribed meds work
Extreme differences in precipitation trigger more complex warbles, study shows
Brain scans show how coordinated movements can boost strength of martial arts experts
Study found biggest gap between black, white women with specific tumor type
Findings may suggest need for closer monitoring
Experts suspect the difference may stem from over-treatment in white children
Finding is more evidence of gap in quality of care for the disease, researcher says
Reason for disparity in therapy is unclear but, overall, the trend is to preserve the larynx
Possible reasons for disparity include fewer blacks undergoing surgery
They're also less likely to undergo prostate cancer screening, research shows
Smoking prevention programs should target young children in these communities, researchers say
They typically have subpar treatment and poorer access to care, CDC says
Study compared black, white and Hispanic women with both viruses
People without private insurance also wait longer, research shows
But the good news is that the 'DASH' eating plan does help those who follow it
Study finding contradicts common belief that the opposite is true
Whites were more likely to have less-drastic procedure to restore lower-leg circulation
More than 40 percent have the variation, which affects their response to the common blood thinner
Daily fluctuations in hypertension might warn of early death, researchers say
Study of young adults suggests DNA 'telomeres' may determine who's vulnerable
Experts suggest cordless blinds, short pull cords, safety devices, and keeping beds away from windows
The more calcium inside vessels, the higher the odds for the brain attacks, study found
Cord-blood expansion method could speed recovery, researchers say
Addicts crushed, dissolved and injected Opana ER pills, CDC says
Using antibacterial soap, ointment slashed number of MRSA cases
Study found no survival differences, but blood cells may be associated with more chronic side effects
But risk is extremely small and not reason to change meds, expert says
But whether it causes mood disorder isn't clear, researchers say
Test for Candida in bloodstream is not yet on market
Marker in plasma rises when asbestos-linked mesothelioma is present, study says
Preliminary results show promise for 'individualized' chemotherapy
Evidence of two autoantibodies signaled a 70 percent risk, researchers say
Further study is needed, but screen may get around more cumbersome, costly methods, researchers say
But not early enough to make a big difference in survival rates, an expert says
Coordination between primary care docs and cardiologists is key to prevention, study suggests
Signs of chronic inflammation in the blood linked to faster deterioration of lung function
But it's too early to recommend anticoagulants for this purpose
Memory chips help prevent release of unwanted products
Study found that those who were obese or underweight had worst outlook
At the moment of victory, athletes raise their arms and grimace or yell, study shows
Research suggests cooling body to 89.6 degrees Fahrenheit might improve survival, protect brain
Study finds higher rates of chronic disease, disability and lower self-rated health
Study finds many in need of new organs have liver cancer
Doctors might time important messages to these age points, researcher says
Combination of exercises, discussions and deep breathing improve quality of life, specialists say
More research needed to see if that creativity is channeled toward job or not, study author notes
Study suggests the power that comes with authority keeps anxiety at bay
Study found even co-workers of targeted employees were affected by abusive management style
3 dead, more than 170 injured by explosions near Boston Marathon finish line
Primarily caused by genetic mutation
When people don't respond to standard treatments
The drug worked as well as standard pills in head-to-head study, but is not fully approved for that use
Anti-wrinkle drug led to 'significant' improvement in small study
Small study found it helped patients for whom typical treatments had failed
Study found chances for serious condition called pyloric stenosis increased by almost 5 times
But these tiny creatures unlikely to harm people or homes
Findings mirror research on girls, but study doesn't pinpoint why
Because they're risk-takers, they get more practice, researchers say
Survey of Cincinnati teens shows 10 percent use over-the-counter meds, like cough syrup, to get high
If testes don't descend, these males may need to be monitored for later malignancy
Widely used chemical linked to lower levels of hormone in newborn boys, but not girls
Early study doesn't prove that common chemical causes the condition, experts say
However, it's not proven that the chemical causes increased weight
BPS is replacing more well-known toxin, but may come with dangers of its own, experts say
MRI scans found veterans with the disorder had a smaller amygdala, the brain area that controls fear, anxiety
Quitting reduces risk of burst aneurysm, but less so for pack-a-day folks, study finds
Whether this represents a prolonged recovery or permanent damage is unclear
Small study suggests white matter affected in vets who have been diagnosed with syndrome
White matter damage could be at the root of mental deficits among retired players, researcher says
Study finding doesn't mean you'll get the disease if family members have it, experts stress
At 7 months, study finds difference in eye tracking
Study found more short-range connections, fewer long-range connections
Growth levels off much sooner in non-human primates, study found
Specifically, they reacted less to images of people in pain during study
MRI study suggests changes occur in areas associated with pain
Children with the disorder showed differences in synchronization among brain regions
Findings could lead to new treatments, researcher says
But likelihood of re-injury does increase
Study suggests that devices that aid the disabled become part of mind's eye
Some regions take longer to heal; researchers say extended treatment programs might help
When presented with what seemed to be patients in discomfort, physicians' own pain centers reacted
Study found more damaged white matter in brains of those with mental decline
Findings also point to harms of excessive alcohol use
Study looked for reduced response to pictures of facial expressions
Researchers say finding shows behavior is different from other obsessive-compulsive disorders
Two new studies hint that immune system may play some role in condition
Small study found fasting prompts people to seek out high-calorie foods
The dye binds to amyloid plaques, which are implicated in the disease
Benign tumor was causing premature puberty and obesity linked to overeating, doctors say
Scans show abnormal circuitry in people who fixate on their flaws, real or imagined
Intelligence based on prefrontal cortex's effective communication with rest of brain
Research might one day lead to better treatments for disorders such as ADHD, autism, scientists say
But, Komen official maintains routine screening gives best chance for improved survival
Traditional beliefs about survival rate upended in preliminary research
Combining two currently used meds improved survival, reduced disease spread
Analysis finds increased risk of cardiac problems with Herceptin in real-world setting
Study found tamoxifen cut some side effects that could discourage men from seeking treatment
Study finds women with this mutation may also have increased infertility risk, but more research needed
Checking for tumor-linked BRCA gene only benefits 10 percent of women, panel says
But expert says cancer-fighting benefits outweigh heart-disease risks
Unlike family history, risk factors such as chemical exposure, obesity can be changed, experts say
Some, but not all, differences persist after taking socioeconomic status into account
This may play a helpful role in babies' digestion, immune systems
Few short-term complications found with 'autologous' transplants
Complementary foods should include iron-rich items, experts say
Researchers found association between time spent nursing and risk of hormone-negative tumors
Racial gap suggests need for additional, targeted support, experts say
Nursing exclusively has no effect on later weight, but many other benefits exist
Only 10% to 15% of breast-fed infants get virus from infected mothers, researchers say
It works by measuring bacteria balance in the gut, researchers say
Study finds vocal cord disorder can be confused with asthma
Respiratory disease is the third-leading cause of death in U.S.
Women hesitant to marry have much higher rate of divorce, study finds
Risks outweigh benefits for those with few years left, researchers say
Researchers say lowering lights in evening may help
Distance rather than speed reaps the benefits, researchers say
Features associated with having brown eyes, such as a round face, seem to signal reliability
There are no harmless forms of bullying, study warns
Researchers found symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder
Many suffer emotional trauma, physical injury
Depression triples the odds of becoming a bully, study says
Reducing job-related emotional exhaustion among nurses could benefit patients, cut costs, study says
Fear of losing license leaves some struggling with sleep apnea symptoms, study says
Start by encouraging workers to use sick days
Potentially infectious particles may linger in used models
5-year rates of death, heart attack higher for patients who underwent stenting, research shows
Three studies find no differences in outcomes, even for the frail or elderly
But too much of the stimulant might still be dangerous, other experts say
Couple cups of java speed recognition of positive words, with greater accuracy, study says
Three cups of coffee daily seems to ease motor symptoms, study finds
Study found association only among those with specific genes
Study also found combined risk from dietary calcium, pills
They're used to fight treatment-related bone loss, but supplements may harm, not help, study finds
Careful eating, practicing yoga and not internalizing stress prove key to her success
CDC's graphic ads featuring ex-smokers appear to be getting people's attention
Physician advice, assistance greatly boosts success of cessation efforts
The potential risks are slight, however, researchers stress
Immune responses that trigger hay fever, asthma might also ward off malignancies, study says
Study tied foods like carrots, spinach and yams to lower risk of Lou Gehrig's disease
New study suggests potential harm, but one expert says jury is still out on the issue
Those who 'stalk' their ex electronically show more longing, less personal growth, study says
Study suggests a boost in creativity, but outside experts are more cautious
Researchers suspect stress hormone may play a role
Shown images of naked mannequins, females tended to favor better-endowed candidates, study found
Study found men with higher levels of mineral were 60 percent less likely to develop disease
Less slumber was associated with higher insulin resistance, study says
Reports show promise, but more research is needed before recommendations are made
Study found lycopene, the antioxidant found in tomatoes, seemed to guard against brain attack
Researchers try to capture bond between humans, mechanical companions
In small study, UTI symptoms cleared on their own for most women, but an expert urges caution
Evidence review suggests body may anticipate what's coming better than the conscious brain
Disease incidence down in Sacramento County decades after shutdown of Rancho Seco reactor
But the risk to any one patient is small, experts said, and treatments can be altered to minimize hazard
Researchers call for supportive care programs to lessen disability
Finding refutes earlier research in animals, could reassure patients taking Sutent
Strategy could help battle 'reservoir' of germs, but research is in early stages
Was better than standard treatment for treating symptoms of autoimmune disease
But their total death rate for cancer has dropped in past 3 years, report shows
Clinics nationwide say they can't afford to give as much chemotherapy as before, report says
Washington state study found a nearly tripled risk, with younger adults most vulnerable
Yet discussing financial concerns with doctors may help lower expenses, study suggests
Many popular films use death as plot device even though survival is much improved, researcher says
But they're still more likely to die from the disease than whites, study finds
Latest data from 2009 cites 1.5 million new cases diagnosed; prostate and breast tumors most common
Recommendation follows on prior study finding 20 percent reduction in deaths for older smokers
Single parents, those with limited education or who work in health care were most likely to be absent
Findings highlight need for coordinated care for their unique health needs
Doctors should address helpful behaviors, treatments, researchers say
Scientists found same areas of brain were changed in dogs and people with compulsive disorder
New study of rats' brains could hold a key to understanding overeating and obesity
1 in 10 report accidents, while 43 percent say they had 'near misses'
Heating devices such as fireplaces, furnaces, lanterns can emit deadly gas
Age, weight and diabetes status also affect quality of organs donated for transplantation, study says
More than $10 million to save one life in U.S., but critic asks why it needs to cost so much
Encouraging academics, positive communication are key
Damage to the tissue that cushions joints occurs even before people feel pain, research shows
Study also found bringing a favorite toy from home can help
Increase in Eastern equine encephalitis may be partly due to warming climate, more exposure to mosquitoes, researcher says
Study found those who won or lost $20 depending on weight-loss success stuck with the program
Audio therapy may reduce anxiety during this common procedure
Study found seniors who had procedure were less likely to have fall-related breaks
Since 1993, hospitalization rates have increased 51 percent for these patients, researchers say
Emotional ads put a face to devastating effects from both smoking and secondhand smoke
Mother's immunity can be passed on to her child, experts say
No sustained person-to-person transmission yet, but this virus has a gene linked to pandemic flu
Contaminated leafy greens were biggest cause of illness, while meats caused more deaths
A norovirus from Australia caused majority of U.S. outbreaks at the end of 2012
Babesiosis can be fatal; another report shows mosquitoes continue to spread West Nile
All infections traced to product sold at Costco stores, agency says
Death toll linked to contaminated steroid injections remains at 14
Texas the hardest hit state with 1,684 cases and 76 deaths
Following trail of tiny iron filings, docs might observe heart changes, stem-cell treatments
Interruption can cause spike in systolic pressure, study found
People with left-brain dominance tend to listen with right ear, and vice-versa, study finds
Heart, lungs and blood appear to have olfactory receptors, they found
Compared to osteoarthritis, those with rheumatoid disease had higher risk of infection, dislocation
But benefits of 'bronchodilators' tend to outweigh risks, specialist adds
Study found people taking newer drugs were 44 percent less likely to be hospitalized with the condition
Low-carb and low-glycemic plans work best, but low-carb regimen has drawbacks
Retinal imaging could help doctors sort out accidents from purposeful injury
Digitalis, digoxin appear to trigger immune response that helps kill tumor cells, study shows
Study cites chemical exposures that may affect breathing of plumbers, hair stylists and more
Screening for smoking, obesity and diabetes may help identify those at greater risk for rheumatoid arthritis
Household income one factor if parents heeded guidance on kids' health, safety and lifestyle
Large study found higher rates of squamous cell, basal cell carcinomas
List includes common drugs such as Lunesta and Ambien, researchers say
Large study of glucocorticoid drugs did not find higher risk for former users, however
After exposure to Lone Star tick, some people must avoid red meat thereafter
Study found lack of coverage predicted more advanced disease
Findings counter previous research, U.K. study says
Study is preliminary and doctors says it's soon to know if the association is important
Experts disagree over whether this will help or harm in the long run
Conditioning, appropriate gear are two essentials, expert says
American Academy of Pediatrics says more complex stunting, acrobatics call for greater surveillance
Overuse of antimicrobials can promote drug-resistant germs, researchers warn
Triclosan is used in soaps, body washes, kitchen cleaners and more
Study looked at PFCs, found in products from nonstick cookware to carpeting
Women's symptoms were typically mild, review found, and strategies exist to manage them
Study suggests mental fog, fatigue tied to chemotherapy may be partly due to stress
Study showed benefit when tumor was confined to in or close to the breast
Automated calls improve compliance, study shows
Effectiveness did not wane over 14 years
But 681,000 kids are still mistreated, report finds
Child protective agencies reported decline, but hospital data tell a different story
Those who suffered sexual, physical trauma began periods earlier or later than average
Risk is highest in families losing their homes
Women who gave last birth after age 40 were even less likely to develop disease
Study found victims twice as likely to have high blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol
Tendency to overeat is nearly doubled for those victimized as kids
Early study found black toddlers more sensitive than whites to food allergens in particular
Study found both victims and bullies can suffer psychological disorders as adults
For these kids, obesity, smoking and inactivity more likely in adolescence, preliminary research shows
Quality of relationships has more effect than intelligence or academic record, study finds
Danish study found some were less likely to be financially self-sufficient as adults
Even a few years' training in childhood confers benefits years later, small study suggests
State programs promoting healthy lifestyles work, but it takes time before results are seen, researchers say
Study sees relationship between emotional neglect, physical illness in adulthood
But coverage for measles does not yet meet national standards in 15 states
Critics call for more research into whether shots may be linked to some developmental disorders
Study found gaps in weight, length and head size compared to other kids
Swedish researchers say genetics must play a part in increased odds
Their mental health is similar to children of native-born Americans, study also finds
When drugs are tested only in adults, kids and their doctors are at a disadvantage, researchers say
Those exposed before age 5 are most vulnerable, study finds
Those caused by fever don't appear to harm brain function
Odds of recovery, pain and finances are major worries
Teen girls dislike wearing a body brace, but parents worry most of all
But study found impact was slight, a half-inch on average, and steroid meds help control attacks, experts say
Study pitted chimps against children in 'Ultimatum Game'
Much higher levels of antibiotic-resistance genes found at pig farms in study
USDA's proposals go beyond school meals to vending machines
Threat comes from substance called theobromine that's similar to caffeine, FDA warns
But more research is needed before topical Zocor is approved for human cuts
But heart benefits of statins outweigh risks, expert says
Study finds statin medications tied to lower death risk after nearly 4 years of follow-up
CDC study suggests fewer trans fats in diet may have also played a role
But small gains may be offset by obesity crisis, expert warns
Brazilian study doesn't necessarily mean that heart attack or stroke risk rises in winter
Younger, less-educated adults and Hispanics not as likely to get blood levels tested
Dermatologist explains what SPF numbers really mean, how much protection to use and when
Working with diacetyl may raise risk of proteins clumping in the brain, similar to Alzheimer's: study
But expert contends few patients really need it
Study reinforces the link, and a new test might be better at spotting the problem, experts say
But simple antacids appear to lower the risk, researchers report
Treatment-related lung and hearing problems common at age 45
Teens whose parents suffered such discomfort were at higher risk themselves
Health care expenses, lost productivity included in estimate
More activity between certain brain regions seems to be linked to lingering problems, research says
Study found the pain is also related to greater disability
People who had anxiety before a traumatic event were more likely to develop stress disorder afterward
Smokers reignite butts they would have previously thrown away, study finds
Found low-income smokers spent 25% of income on the habit, compared with only 2% among those better off
The 'nutraceutical' had been widely used to ease trauma damage, but research shows no effect
Scientists found that wind, humidity raise levels of airborne particles
'Controlling' food behavior messages are counterproductive, study finds
Continuing to reduce fine particle air pollution prolongs survival, researchers say
Safety-standards group wants to simplify confusing language that can lead to dosing mistakes
For right-handed athletes, squeezing left hand might cause automatic motor skills to kick in, study says
Cold temperatures trigger the migration patterns, research shows
Study uses computer model to assess risk of Chikungunya virus
Humidity, hot nights can cause stress, making animals less productive, U.S. researchers suggest
Rise in heat stress could potentially make work unbearable in some parts of world
Mountaineers who've had the illness should gradually prepare for rising elevations, researchers say
But healthy lifestyle lessens the odds of cardiovascular disease, expert says
Simulation study found lack of ventilation exposed more patients to potential of airborne diseases
Finding the level of emotional intimacy that's right for both partners is most important, study finds
Fears that giving tPA to those taking aspirin or Plavix might raise risk of brain bleeds largely unfounded, researchers say
Italian study found tPA as good as invasive procedures that go into artery to retrieve, destroy clots
Study finds emergency use of tPA is warranted for these patients, within certain parameters
Beeswax traces suggest this may be first known example of a filling, researchers say
Mental frame of reference shifts with age, researchers find
Researchers say even well-educated users don't seem to realize the dangers of the drug
10 deaths, 3 overdoses reported following removal of tonsils or adenoids
Study found drinking java and other caffeinated beverages lowered crash risk by 63 percent
Caffeine appears to be the link, but it doesn't cut chances of developing other skin cancers, study says
Normal function resumed more quickly than for water drinkers alone, study found
But moderation is key for folks with heart failure, study finds
Increased risk for those who drink 3 cups a day could be 66 percent, researchers say, but others are skeptical
Toned-down workout advised; vigorous exercise too soon can have negative impact, expert cautions
Infected co-eds with no symptoms outnumbered those with symptoms by 4 to 1 in study
Expert suspects disrupted sleep cycles might play a role in both disorders
Dietitian says even small weight gain raises students' risk for chronic disease
Only 20 percent surveyed reported getting vaccinated
Compared with former college athletes, those still in school had doubled odds, possibly due to stress, researchers say
Ultraviolet exposure not 'controlled' as advertised, researchers warn
But surveyed parents said kids should stay single longer
Alcohol affects them differently, so safe limits are lower for women
Study found they were more likely to drop their 'local' accent
Study collection helps scientists pinpoint disease risk factors
Research finds their genetic mutations to be virtually indistinguishable
Expert says annual fecal blood test is equally effective
Large, 20-year study found upper colon cancer cases decreased as Medicare coverage expanded
Serving hot chocolate in an orange or cream-colored cup will make it more enticing, study found
Report found 94 percent of poisonings were among kids aged 5 and younger
Fall favorites -- apples, cranberries, sweet potatoes -- are beneficial all year long, expert says
Some problems resolve with time, but others persist, researchers say
But osteoporosis experts say fracture resistance must also be assessed
Inhalers containing both rescue and preventive drugs helped patients with moderate to severe condition in studies
Study found 2-drug treatment reduced death risk from cryptococcal meningitis by 40 percent
Adding a breathing med to regular routine may help travelers' sleep apnea, researchers say
But experts say decision for pain relief still lies with woman and her doctor
Drug designed to inhibit tumor growth
But individual risk posed by SSRIs remains extremely low, experts noted
SSRIs include Prozac, Paxil, but experts say findings aren't reason for patients to drop medications
Small study looked at coal-tar sealcoat and exposure to 'PAH' chemical compound
Older men on beta blockers were less likely to have brain abnormalities in study
Safety of measles-mumps-rubella booster shot had previously been called into question
But large clinical trials are needed, researchers say
Doctors should be cautious when prescribing specific eyedrops, researchers say
But one cardiologist stands by the drug, amiodarone, and said patients shouldn't be alarmed by the report
Study found benefit most pronounced in those with milder forms of developmental disorder
Beta blockers may slow the spread of the disease, researchers report
One expert, however, says beta blockers have proven benefits
Large study looked at possible protective effect of beta-blockers
Doctors who observe groin pain in athletes should check for the condition, researcher says
NSAIDs include drugs such as ibuprofen, naproxen/Aleve, and Celebrex
Expert says NSAIDs are overused for treating kids with fever
Children of Texas mothers living where atrazine most used were more likely to have nasal passage blockage
Helping patients sleep lessens odds of confusion, study finds
Risk of new lesions doubles for those with three prior basal cell carcinomas
Motorists with sleep apnea were more likely to fall asleep at wheel, fail simulated road tests
Coenzyme Q10 appeared to reduce death rates, hospitalizations in study
Even if patients lack insurance to cover costs, prosthetic makers' coalition vows to help them walk again
FDA finds worrisome conditions at Ameridose plant, which has same owners as New England Compounding Center
More popular method is less successful for maintaining weight loss, study says
But individual incentives also do well when companies pay to help employees keep pounds off
Healing touch, guided imagery eased symptoms, improved quality of life
Older, sicker patients may explain increase, researchers say
Study looked at minimally invasive procedure to repair damage to inside of the joint
Gut bacteria break down carnitine into another substance that damages blood vessels, study finds
Existing rules, basically on state level, are enough, lobbyist says; death toll tied to tainted steroids still at 32
Preliminary finding suggests mild brain injury triggers long-lasting abnormalities in white matter
Small study suggests 'leukoaraiosis' is not harmless after all
Causes, treatment differ between type 1 and type 2 disease
Failure to reach agreement could have significant impact on health care in U.S.
32 deaths, 438 illnesses linked to contaminated drug, CDC says
Injuries, lack of protective eyewear can lead to ER visits, surgery, expert says
Diuretics can hurt lean patients, researchers say
Study looked at use of CPAP device
Relying on athletes' reported symptoms could miss serious head injuries, study suggests
Seniors with condition can suffer serious health problems
Those more focused on good nutrition were most swayed, researchers say
Arrests were lower when people with disorder took their medication, Swedish research found
Comparison of 18 offices finds wide range of success in tackling smoking, cholesterol, blood pressure
But this is the first rigorous study of chelation therapy and more research is needed, experts say
U.S. still on hold, but scientists in other countries ready to end moratorium
Mixture of sesame and rice bran oils has heart-healthy effects, preliminary study suggests
Brain damage was also reduced, researchers find
Large urban areas had lowest mortality rate from the respiratory disorder
Patients thought to have lung condition were re-evaluated in small study
Low blood oxygen levels associated with breathing disorder might lead to a lack of shuteye
Coming off meds sooner means fewer harmful side effects, study author says
Eye-opening finding will lead to textbook revisions, expert predicts
Vast majority of patients are women
While most said their teeth were in good shape, many did not visit dentist regularly
Report says it topped $245 billion in 2012; increase reflects growing number of people with the disease
An aging population could double expenditures, American Heart Association says
Dual-chamber implanted defibrillators had more complications than single-chamber models
To determine benefit, more older women should be included in clinical trials, expert says
Whether these follow-up procedures are needed is up for debate, experts say
Urinary tract infections, kidney stones most expensive among top 10 outpatient conditions
Chronic infection with cold sores may affect thinking, especially in sedentary folks, study suggests
Study of 4 women found E. coli that 'migrated' and thrived
Small study found subtle differences in sounds made by at-risk infants through computer analysis
Balance of good/bad microbes may determine which infants have common condition, study suggests
Evidence is mounting that immune system might react badly to the germs, triggering the skin ailment
International analysis found obesity raised the odds of early death, but a few extra pounds didn't hurt
Early study supports weekend power sleeping
Small Taiwanese study shows higher concentrations of melamine in urine tied to presence in plastic bowls
In small study, a flavanol-rich cocoa drink seemed to have an effect, but one expert is unconvinced
Intravenous therapy aims to clear arteries of buildup
Small study suggests supplement might help, but diabetes expert is skeptical
Tiny flaws in all brands tested allowed emission of harmful UV rays, study found
Preliminary research suggests it might be safe to shorten the current 3-year treatment
Study tied users' online interests in U.S. regions to obesity rates
Time spent on social networking sites was time taken away from physical activity, study found
Early study suggests chemical similarities between prescription meds and certain foods
Technology reaching the point where some might try to enhance their performance genetically, experts say
Mouse study suggests they prime the immune system to fight infections
Drinking six cups daily before prostate removal surgery lowered disease-related inflammation levels
Those exposed to nasal oxytocin avoided attractive, unknown women, study says
Study found those whose mothers experienced high blood pressure scored lower on tests in their 70s
People hooked on nicotine share same gene mutation as those overusing the Web, study finds
Digital tablets improve reading speed of those with central vision loss, study finds
Study found those who consumed more sodium also drank more sugary beverages
Study found greater odds of both when storm struck within 25 miles of sufferers' homes
British study finds no problems with balance in kids, but some experts have concerns about the findings
In small study, computer programs and brain MRIs identified visual images during sleep
Worldwide research shows testing done in privacy of home reduces fear, stigma
Some popular brands associated with high blood sugar levels in study, but odds of problems are low
Children will receive infusion of stem cells from their own umbilical cord blood
The slow-moving reptiles might offer clues about stroke and heart attack recovery, researchers say
Global study strengthens tie between sweeteners and type 2 disease, experts say
Study finds reduction in symptoms, greater relationship satisfaction
The battle over the Affordable Care Act may now shift back to Congress, they add
Bystander resuscitation attempts and cardiac arrest survival vary widely by location
Watch your speed and curb alcohol intake, experts say
Review shows participation in dance, music, art or writing can soothe anxiety, depression and pain
Study found highest 'proteobacteria' levels in kids newly diagnosed with condition
Norovirus has overtaken rotavirus in causing gastric illness, CDC study finds
Natural delivery appears to expose babies to beneficial bacteria, researchers say
Ranged from 7 percent of all births to nearly 70 percent, study finds
But, small study did not determine effect on children's future health
Between 1998 and 2008, CT use ballooned from 1 percent to 15 percent of these cases, study shows
But questions remain about widespread screening
Facebook is reaching out to save lives, too, under new government-led initiative
Limiting intake seems to have small but significant effect on body weight, study says
Strategy would greatly reduce deaths from stroke and heart attack, experts say
Slowing down, focusing on food could keep you from overeating later, study contends
Reducing radiation dosage would also help, study found
Online activity must be considered when creating policies to combat bullying, researchers say
Most likely use in near future is in drug industry, researcher says
Study found connection at age 3 months made difference by a baby's first birthday
Research explores how fathers pass down income level to sons
Large study found up to 30 percent reduced odds of developing melanoma
Women with heart disease who took low-dose aspirin scored better on mental tests than non-users
But drug has bleeding risks and shouldn't be used solely to prevent cancer, experts say
Studies showed 57% reduction in death risk with first, no benefit with second
Data suggests a real benefit in warding off heart attack, strokes
Quality of life improves, but odds for complications around site of needle entry also rises, study finds
Study found 'clock' in brain was disrupted in autopsies of those who suffered mental disorder at time of death
After 4 years, less 'photoaging' seen among regular users in sunny Australia
Fewer than 1 in 10 'melt down' that often; finding helps define when parents should be concerned
The north Texas area has been hit hard by the potentially fatal mosquito-borne disease this summer
The Texas cities have been hit hard by the potentially fatal mosquito-borne disease
The Texas cities have been hit hard by the potentially fatal mosquito-borne disease
Finding could point to new targets for treatment, prevention
Condition called intermittent explosive disorder is underdiagnosed, undertreated, experts say
Large study from Norway contradicts earlier research from U.S., whose systems differ in many ways
Study finds less-toxic brown widow variety may be taking over
Bloodstream infections, including those caused by MRSA, reduced by more than 40%
Better care, advances in technology may explain improved survival for these young kidney failure patients
NCAA mandates such a test, but medical group urges a different option
Study finds Americans sacrifice exercise time for food-prep time
Improving women's and children's health a priority
Level of 'visceral fat' seemed to have an effect regardless of man's overall weight
Study finding suggests therapy could be useful for more than just advanced cases
3-year study found similar benefits from stimulating two different areas
No major side effects seen in 3 patients over nearly 3 years
Lyme disease is better known, but a different germ causes an infection that may lead to dementia
Some creative ways to lower chances of germ-laden chips finding their way into shared dips
With CRT-D implant, study linked even slight weight loss to higher risk of heart failure, death
Study finds starting stimulant drugs sooner helps prevent academic decline
A little 'short-term hassle' may have prevented stage 2 cancer, Wisconsin resident says
Mild mental impairment also prevalent in those with the mood disorder, study says
Worse breast cancer survival seen with low-density tissue in obese women, study finds
Study finds link between numbing of lower jaw and lack of tooth buds
Problems such as gum disease, missing teeth threaten their overall health, experts say
These low-intensity interventions deemed good first steps in treatment
Researchers recommend assessing stroke patients for mood problems
Researchers add that it is difficult to diagnose because movement disorder masks symptoms
This may keep many people from seeking needed treatment, researchers note
Depressive disorder diagnosis often missed in men, researchers say
Screening for mental health should be part of standard care, experts say
Although risk is still low, Australian study found it nearly doubled for depressed women in their 40s and 50s
Experts say biological changes or a lack of interest in self-care might be to blame
Experts say parents should take signs seriously, intervene early
In poll released to coincide with National Depression Screening Day, most said they would seek treatment if needed
However, study did not prove a cause-and-effect link
While most abstained, 35 percent had alcohol in bloodstreams and some were legally drunk
One personality trait, conscientiousness, may boost academic achievements, analysis finds
Mineral has been linked to learning and behavioral problems, CDC says
Safety issues remain for 16 cited products, researcher says
Watch out for side orders, salad dressings, sauces and desserts, study says
But several nutritionists disagree with the finding
'Energy harvester' would be powered by heart's beating, but more research needed
For some, bariatric procedures banish the disease, but only for a while
Rates of infection, blood clots similar in those with and without the condition, study finds
Byetta users showed small improvement, but drug is pricey and has side effects
New guidelines say individual, doctor and evidence must all contribute to decisions
Here are some simple ways to keep type 2 diabetes at bay
But critics say this research doesn't prove the sweetener is any worse than other sugars
10-year British study found no survival benefit for population at large
But nearly half of patients aren't meeting goals for blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol
Start by setting realistic expectations, experts advise
Other methods of accessing blood are safer, researchers concluded
Among pregnant women who haven't responded to other treatments
Study found bias may have sidelined older women sexually, prompted changes that led to infertility
Close quarters created intense exposure that overwhelmed vaccine, study found
Preliminary study suggests sugary sodas help delay intoxication
Higher odds also seen for regular soda drinkers
Benefits of lifestyle changes go beyond weight loss for diabetes patients, researcher says
Large trial shows night sweats, hot flashes were reduced or eliminated with low-fat dieting
20 minutes of exercise, 20 percent calorie cut would maintain weight loss, computer model predicts
Increased consumption of this sugar linked to altered metabolism, energy balance stores
More diversity noted in tissue samples of healthy people, study finds
Calorie counts per meal dropped but customers' satisfaction rose, study found
Study finds less gene variance in U.S. domesticated fowl than their wild forebearers from Mexico
But some experts say concerns about germs are overstated and parents should not be worried
Government mandate to retrofit public pools for the disabled has become a hot dispute with the hotel industry
Children with mental, intellectual disabilities at greatest risk for sexual abuse, analysis shows
Ill treatment includes violence, humiliation and intimidation, researchers find
Better communication needed between doctor, pharmacy, study says
Make healthy foods more affordable, researchers say
Markers in cerebrospinal fluid might help distinguish different forms of neurological disease, study finds
Better cleaning agents needed to curb infection, researchers say
Policy changes needed to keep the drug from falling into the wrong hands, researchers say
Many who were dependent on husbands' plans find it hard to pay for coverage on their own
Finding might help lead to improved treatments for painful condition, researchers say
Large study shows association, but doesn't prove cause-and-effect
Blood sample helps doctors assess treatment response, researchers say
Study suggests process starts in last 10 weeks of pregnancy
Study says that seems to be the case, but at least one expert calls the research flawed
Study finds association between more shuteye, healthier weight
Positive early family experiences may influence relationship satisfaction in adulthood, study says
Discussing advertising's persuasiveness may help blunt its effects, experts say
Study found young sensation-seekers had more accidents, tickets and unsafe habits behind the wheel
Study finds that a physician's awareness of needs of diverse patient population is key
Pediatric group recommends ways to better manage distress
They seek medical information, peer contact online
Doctors with high empathy scores have patients with lower rates of serious complications, study shows
Surveys reveal how well people are doing mentally, physically, experts say
Improved education on causes of weight gain might help physicians treat overweight patients, study says
Rare, worsening condition led to emergency FDA approval to use splint
For bleeding attacks, longer-term outcome may sometimes be better than it initially appears
Ohio man among the first to receive the technology, aimed at preventing fatal heart failure
Weaker immune system, dehydration risks and less mobility all can make illness more dangerous
Heart attacks, falls bring many hunters to the emergency room
People who visit multiple physicians, pharmacies can be identified, researchers say
Study found that physicians who listen better gain their patients' trust
Disregarding high-quality studies may prevent patients from accessing better treatments
Many patients' charts don't reflect their final wishes, Canadian researchers say
In office visits, physicians were less apt to use reassuring language if patient was overweight
Treatment should take into consideration factors such as transportation, income, researchers say
Physicians should pay attention to their 'gut feeling' to detect serious illness in children
Survey suggests need for improved training, quicker response
Such 'preference misdiagnosis' can lead to costly, unwanted treatments
Using validated screening methods could identify many more cases, researchers say
Hospitals usually don't give information on charges, study authors say
Since 1987, their growth in income has been much less than that of pharmacists, others, study finds
But shortage of primary care physicians will change the look of U.S. health care, experts say
Primary care MDs also urged to counsel risky drinkers
If they start talking at 65, patients will have years to ponder alternatives to driving, researcher says
Some question supporting evidence and drug-industry ties, but others say guidelines benefit certain children
Unneeded screening, unproven technology among culprits driving costs up by billions, report says
Survey found most would choose same relationship given chance
Large study also found doctors' patients share characteristics such as age, race and health conditions
Pediatricians reaffirm warnings, cite severe injuries to kids
Cervical cancer screenings recommended more often than needed, researchers find
Texting or 'friending' patients on Facebook frowned upon in new professional guidelines
Concerns follow reports that Monster beverages may have been linked to five deaths in recent years
In Texas, prostate cancer patients had to travel longer distances to use physician-affiliated center
Study authors note that spending more doesn't always translate to better health care
Study found lower rates of type 2 disease in countries where beverage is most popular
In small study, people who were chewing had better recall of numbers
Researchers say timing is key, but one expert advises against seafood for babies
Leaving extreme poverty may benefit healthy adolescent girls, but not boys, researchers say
People with the condition seem to suffer less damage to heart from nonfatal attack, researchers suggest
Therapy seems to stop new brain lesions but only for duration of treatment, study finds
Researchers found structural differences after people crammed for rigorous exam
Expert tips on cold-weather canine care
Findings point to abnormal skin barrier as culprit, researchers say
Case study tells of patient who could not stay awake on public transport
But experts say the concept, powered by gene therapy, will have to clear many hurdles to challenge the electronic kind
Study also found bacteria in some bully or pizzle sticks
Canines in study chose to 'steal' treats in darkness, where humans can't see, U.K. researchers report
Experts say many canines exhibit clear signs of grief when their owner or animal housemate dies
They indulge their 'inner craftsman' while working with their hands, researchers say
When men or women step outside traditional gender roles, some colleagues react badly, research shows
Outside forces can unleash violence like Boston bombings, Sandy Hook school shooting, experts say
Study of 4 products on market found emitted sounds don't keep insects away
It helps kids' overall development and gives them a chance to decompress
Neurologists say some doctors are prescribing these drugs as a way to boost school performance
These feeding problems can lead to nutritional deficiencies, expert says
Here's what to do and what not to do to avoid eye problems
Instead of eating, cope with problems by taking a walk, calling a friend or reading a book
Contrast agent helps doctors view brain and spine
Researchers found no extra health benefit compared to standard dose
10 years on the drug did increase side effects, but survival gains may be worth it, researchers say
More than 600 prescription and over-the-counter meds contain acetaminophen, FDA experts say
Rather than easing stress of kicking the habit, study finds alcohol heightens urge to relapse
Kidney stones affect about 10 percent of the U.S. population, researchers say
When one spouse imbibes and one doesn't, odds of divorce go up, study finds
But almost 1 million a month still do, agency says
Study ties early views on unsafe behaviors to speeding tickets later
Study using simulators suggests need for peripheral vision testing
Those who do it most are least capable, study suggests
Fears of fainting, car crashes unfounded, researchers found
ER visits from street drugs declined 8 percent in 3-year period, study found
Tragedy can occur with few warning signs, expert says
Exjade removes excess iron, FDA says
Many U.S., Canadian and French physicians prescribed the promoted meds anyway
First treatment for this deadly form of the disease, researchers say
Ranexa shows effectiveness, especially in patients with poor blood sugar control, study finds
Those who added naltrexone to smoking cessation therapy put on fewer pounds, study says
The improvements were relatively small but significant, researchers say
Sorafenib appeared to delay disease progression, shrink tumors in early study
Kynamro can be used when the body can't eliminate 'bad' cholesterol, FDA says
Scientists say preliminary findings show it might help social withdrawal
Study found no gains in lethargy, social withdrawal, but those on the drug improved in other ways
Proscar is indicated for enlarged prostate; study found it had little long-term detrimental effect
But study didn't look at interferon beta's effect on quality of life, disease flares
U.S. report also confirms that kids who fail to complete school are more apt to take up cigarettes
Coated hollow tube props open thigh artery
People with cystic fibrosis are of special concern
Draft guidelines for doctors reflect findings, but it's hard to know who will benefit most, experts say
Study finds many have side effects so bothersome that sufferers stop taking them
Children's pain, fever, rash reduced in two studies, but questions remain
Review found two types of approved medications helped most patients with moderate to severe symptoms
New treatments target amyloid beta plaque; volunteers destined to have the brain disease
Two-thirds of underage drinking-related fatalities have nothing to do with a car, MADD reports
Deeper examination of process involved is necessary, medical-ethics expert notes
Researchers hope study findings will lead to more treatment options
Parents urged to make brushing, flossing and visiting dentist a regular habit
Swedish experts say introducing grain-based foods at 4 months, while still breast-feeding, may cut risk
Lesions on skull fragment indicate that meat was regular part of diet more than a million years ago
Verbalizing their frustrations may help little ones cope
Quitting smoking might help prolong menstruation, researchers suggest
Having a first period at a young age linked to more body fat, which can harm heart, blood vessels
The younger the surgical menopause patient, the more brain decline, preliminary research shows
Yet help is possible if doctors know about the problem, study suggests
Those who started on drug therapy alone were more likely to later need urgent stent placement
But doctors say findings only apply to a certain few
But predictive value of finding still needs to be proved, expert says
Senior hospitalizations also up during 2012-13 onslaught, U.S. health officials say
Study finds link between blood levels of omega-3s and longevity
In study, people given preset 'sips' of soup consumed less
Researcher says new treatment strategies needed to target this older population
But no link found among black women; more research needed, researchers say
Other studies found race, income also play a part in how well disease is controlled
Tri-state study also adds to research on sodas, screen time and school sports
One tip for restaurant-goers: avoid menu items that are fried, battered, creamy or cheesy
Vegetables that contain nicotine may offer some protection, research suggests
4 servings a day cut risk of acute pancreatitis by 44% compared to 1 helping, researchers say
Being born during a time of chronic unemployment may boost odds of juvenile delinquency, study says
French study compared medical, surgical procedures
Some patients taking olmesartan developed chronic diarrhea and lost an average of 40 pounds: study
Gastric illness from C. difficile continues to rise despite improved cleaning, decontamination
Ramesses III probably lost life in attack staged by one of his wives and a son
Study found psychological mistreatment, neglect were most common culprits
U.K. researchers find no solid evidence either way on their use in heat waves, call for more studies
Implantable device short-circuits attacks, researcher says
Combination of approaches appears to give the most relief, researchers say
Patients with low sodium levels in the blood also had more complications such as infections
Appear to be far less toxic than tobacco cigarettes, researcher says
Researchers found that the records can help doctors better target treatment, testing
Outpatients benefit from data organization, improved communication, researchers say
Danish study followed people for nearly 30 years to see who developed condition
Used with automatic defibrillator, chest compression alone helped people survive cardiac arrest
To help prevent stroke and deadly blood clots
Patients with online access to medical records made more office visits
But immunotherapy appears to tame it, research shows
In study, money worries raised risk for violent behavior more than PTSD
Used to examine patients' gastrointestinal tracts, dirty devices might pose infection risk
Study found that nearly half of those serving in Afghanistan consume at least one daily
But more research is needed on the caffeine-laden beverages, review says
Says highly caffeinated beverages can cause heart problems, especially when combined with alcohol
Exposure starts in the kitchen, with the food you eat, experts say
Study finds genes in soil, human-disease bacteria passing back and forth
Change will save lives, as much as $9 billion annually, agency says
Regulations will prevent thousands of early deaths, hospitalizations, agency says
New research adds to dangers of valproate use for women of childbearing age
New research adds to dangers of valproate use for women of childbearing age
Zonisamide plus nutritional counseling worked for certain obese adults, but not without side effects
Hospital in Scotland found public holiday emergency cases more likely to die within a week or month
Experts say advances in treatment, better guidelines over past decade may explain trend
Government report shows more cases among adults, more misuse of these drugs
Most cases involved young adults, 42 percent involved drugs or alcohol, government survey found
Adverse reactions to popular sleep meds rose almost 220 percent between 2005 and 2010, study finds
Study suggests health providers are missing opportunity to prevent future tragedies
Harvard study shows dramatic dip after paper files are replaced, but exact connection isn't clear
Large study found even mild impotence was tied to greater odds of future hospitalization, death
Treatment after a crash can be a teachable moment on proper use of passenger restraints
Too much of the hormone can disable tumor suppressor gene, researchers report
Tests reveal higher concentration of the sex hormone in women and men
Study found mental health benefits from a couple hours of light-to-moderate activity each week
Second study found similar connection with other drugs
Air pollution claims 40,000 to 50,000 lives in U.S. each year
They cause mental distraction that can lead to crashes, experts warn
Scans show memory, thinking regions shrank in those at high end of 'normal' range; more study needed
Study of college students found changes that could lead to future heart troubles
As few as 1 to 14 cigarettes daily doubled risk, researchers found
Some experts say no level of exposure is safe, push for zero tolerance from CDC
The risk rises as chronic mental distress becomes more intense, study says
Study worked with adolescents and their families to boost activity, healthy eating
Researchers found up to 30 percent reduction, as long as women didn't gain weight
Research in elderly finds 'mild cognitive impairment' linked to higher risk for death, social isolation
When articles are packed with equations, research suggests fellow scientists tend to ignore the work
Study finds that people sit more hours a day than they sleep, raising the risk of chronic health conditions
But those with family history should be screened more often
Quick treatment improves odds for survival and mobility, researchers find
Study finds that more people who did short bouts of exercise met federal activity standards than those who went to gym
Even not-so-loud sounds seemed to raise people's heart rate in small study
Three new studies in mice may explain why some tumors resist aggressive treatment
Nebraska swallows with shorter wingspans seem to be less likely to get run over
Nearly three-quarters in Japanese study were alive after 10 years
Link seen only with most common form of disease
Study finds overconsumption may have contributed to 15 percent of heart-related fatalities in 2010
Study found they're less likely to resume habit with pre-release counseling
Mobility improved with regular activity, study finds
Getting fit helped overweight, inactive adults sharpen their thinking skills, too
20-minute activity sessions helped them focus on classwork
Weight training, walking helped older adults' memory, according to new studies at Alzheimer's meet
Benefits include reductions in waist size, blood pressure, body mass
The most significant gains involved attention, concentration, planning and organizing
For inactive people, even a short walk can help, says expert
Study also found physical activity more protective than mental stimulation
But experts note small study is very preliminary, has major limitations
Fitness training improves their cardiovascular health, preliminary study finds
One year of regular aerobic activity provided modest mental health benefits, study says
Moderate physical activity doesn't exacerbate symptoms, researchers find
Study finds regular activity delays physical decline, reduces falls
Study also found that cutting high-calorie foods can help
Moderate physical activity can help people manage daily stressors, researchers say
Study found as little as 8 minutes of daily activity helped patients scheduled for weight-loss surgery
Fewer benefits seen in women who were overweight, less fit or had more intense symptoms
Training regimen linked to improved strength, mobility and heart health a year after surgery
But other experts disagree and say more activity, not less, is needed
Start by talking to your doctor, experts advise
But evidence is sparse and more study is needed, researchers say
Report suggests some approaches might work alongside -- not instead of -- traditional therapy
Researchers report that both also appear to cut down on sick time and sick days at work
Working out in your 40s could pay off in your 70s and beyond, study suggests
But active video gamers may not reach recommended levels of physical activity, researchers say
But study was small, and safety has improved over time, experts note
Experience of states that have already done so seems to support provision of Affordable Care Act
More selective use of devices that keep arteries open could save U.S. $200 million a year
While not a 'wonder drug,' medication may help slow memory loss, researcher says
Currently in phase 2 trials, drug would not be available for several years
Researchers say compound might one day benefit people who've lost their vision
The painful, potentially deadly illness is endemic to the tropics, and has reappeared in the United States
High cure rates, few side effects may make this the standard treatment, experts say
Mepolizumab might help patients reduce oral steroid use, researcher says
Might even reduce brain lesions when given before stroke occurs, expert says, but findings are preliminary
Study found increased levels of proteins that form connections responsible for learning, memory
Lambrolizumab activates body's immune system to kill cancerous cells, researchers say
Researchers say it might someday help humans lose weight
Tumor growth suppressed in lab tests; human trials still needed, study authors say
In lab study, it improved sleep with fewer side effects than other medications
People who received it had similar infection rate, higher risk of staph-related death than others
Small study found it spurred an immune response in women who had precancerous cervical lesions
More animal research is needed before testing the shot in humans, researchers say
Researchers say one patient in long-term remission after novel treatment
Genetic research could hold key to reversing the skin pigment disorder, but more study needed
Those with life expectancy of 10 years or more should discuss prostate cancer screen with doctor
It's a great youth sport, but beware the possible injuries, doctor advises
And 3 million good reasons to keep your toothbrush covered
Warmer weather requires a few extra precautions for active adults, young athletes
Common allergy triggers in classrooms, on playgrounds spur 14 million absences a year in U.S.
Nits and lice usually found in the hair behind the ears and the nape of the neck, dermatologist says
Your palate will adjust to less salty foods in 3 weeks, heart professionals say
Think you're safe because your skin rarely burns?
Task force finds insufficient data to support testing, but others say it's essential
Parents urged to limit the time children spend watching TV and playing video games
Football, soccer, volleyball players urged to take proper safety measures
There isn't enough evidence to support or oppose use of 'ankle brachial index,' U.S.-appointed panel says
The men needed far more calories than they were consuming, researchers say
Damage to spinal cord in 17 percent of cases among military personnel in Iraq, Afghanistan
Small studies found some children could tolerate food 'triggers' with gradual, medically supervised treatment
High ozone levels during first trimester may raise risk of preemie birth, preeclampsia, study finds
88-year-old being treated for bronchitis and lingering cough
Adults with heart failure who were overweight or obese had lower risk of death in study
10 hours of nightly shut-eye reduced people's sensitivity to painful stimulus, study finds
Institute of Medicine suggests more screening, updated treatments for substance abuse
Improvements reported in muscle strength, fatigue and quality of life
Newborns who weigh much more or less than average may be at risk for disorder, researchers say
Heart attacks, strokes and asthma flare-ups increase, expert warns
Older people who live alone at greater risk for heat-related illness
Survey reveals areas where they could improve care
Study found that faster thinning of retina was tied to more lesions
Infections and allergies from cosmetic procedure can damage eyes or cause swelling, loss of eyelashes
Discovery of bacteria-unfriendly proteins might someday lead to new drugs, researchers say
Small, preliminary study found it could tell difference between vertigo, stroke with complete accuracy
Facial skin is delicate and gentle care can prevent irritation, expert says
Website may strengthen notion that you're a good person and loved by others, study contends
State transplant registries saw massive influx of donors in a single day after social media giant tweaked profiles
Findings suggest prone position might reduce exposure of heart, lungs
Study gives insights into how humans recognize other individuals
Large Danish study suggests that even a single swoon merits a thorough health evaluation
Doctors usually work with patients to spread dosing out, to avoid such problems
Patients with stronger belief in God did better in small study
For some, anxiety persisted up to 3 years after being declared cancer-free, study finds
3 studies link changes in walking skills to weakening mental state, including Alzheimer's
Parental diligence and a few rules allow the good with less risk
The three conditions might share similar underlying risk factors, study authors say
Researchers also found that children mimic parents' healthy eating habits
Dinners with parents may improve behavior and well-being, study finds
They often struggle to be honest but upbeat when answering inquiries, study says
Practice could make them more susceptible to skin cancer, researchers say
Researchers analyzed 14 years of menus from familiar U.S. chains
But, that's a drop from 2003-2006, researchers note
Study isn't conclusive, but it's another reason to make healthier choices, expert says
Blood vessels acted differently after downing of two high-fat servings
South, Midwest claim high proportion, researchers find
Urban sprawl may be a factor in higher crash death rates in metro areas in the South, researchers say
Various factors indicate that phone-related road deaths are underestimated, experts say
And sleepier players may have shorter MLB careers, other findings suggest
Those who heard well-loved tunes in study needed less sedation medicine
Deaths rise to 19, infections climb to 247, CDC says
Invokana works by blocking reabsorption of glucose in body
Zecuity treats headache and the nausea that can make it hard for some sufferers to swallow pills, experts say
Qsymia joins Belviq as first diet medications approved in 13 years; experts still counsel healthy lifestyle as best option
Nesina, Kazano and Oseni each contain a new active ingredient aimed at boosting insulin production
Latest formulation is tougher to crush and dissolve, making illicit use more difficult
First-of-its-kind approval may herald new era in fight against blindness, experts say
Experts say it could reduce the number of Americans who are unaware of their HIV status
Belviq targeted for adults with health problems such as high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes
Two of the three strains picked weren't in last year's shot, experts note
Diabetes drug helps control blood sugar in adults with type 2 disease
Xofigo was fast-tracked for approval and is meant for tumors that have spread to the bones
Tecfidera a 'welcome addition' for patients battling the neurological disease, one expert said
Flublok easier to produce quickly and in large quantities, agency says
Move comes after industry request for 'clarification,' but consumer advocates say it's not enough
Goal of BeSafeRx effort is to help consumers avoid fraudulent websites
Consumers urged to throw away melons from Indiana-based Chamberlain Farms
Belviq designed to make people feel full sooner
Injections of the drug into bladder muscle appear to ease incontinence, agency says
Diabetic macular edema can blur vision, has only one other treatment option
Little danger of addiction or abuse seen after years on the market
Afinitor can be used by postmenopausal women with specific type of advanced tumor
Patients who take the product would get no benefit, agency says
One lot may be infected with salmonella, health officials say
Used in tandem with mammography, it should help spot tough-to-see tumors, agency says
Implantable device pre-empts seizures, device maker says
Only some patients got relief from the experimental treatment, experts say
Safety was a concern, and only some patients got relief from the treatment
Implantable device pre-empts seizures, device maker says
Debate has pitted patients in chronic pain against those fighting drug abuse
Controversial decision comes after a second look at major data review focused on heart risks
Drugs containing hydrocodone, which include Vicodin, would be affected
Measures focus on stopping contamination at farms and in processing plants, agency says
Agency isn't recalling the cardiac-arrest devices, but wants to require pre-market approval
But stops short of ban for those younger than 18, as advisory panel had recommended
Research found extended-release Budeprion at 300 mg dose was not equivalent to brand-name version of antidepressant
Some may develop fatal heart rhythms when taking azithromycin, agency says
Petition by leading consumer advocate group and academics urges artificial sweeteners be used instead
New public-private partnership should speed approval process, agency says
Agency believes changes would make these powerful drugs harder to abuse
Agency points to need for medications that could prevent, slow disease in an aging population
Five companies told to do better job of including risks of procedures such as LASIK
Dangerous stimulant DMAA is sold under variety of ingredient names, agency says
Ingredient in Intestinomicina linked to serious health problems, including bone marrow toxicity
States ask agency to play a greater role in policing specialty pharmacies, protecting patients
Warning based on European trial showing increased risk for strokes, heart attacks in this group
Blood levels from nighttime dose remain too high the next morning, agency says
Blood levels from nighttime dose of sleep aid can remain too high the next morning, agency says
Toll on Friday stood at 29 people dead, 404 sickened, officials report
Relaxed women delivered about an hour and a half sooner than more anxious moms-to-be
Symptoms of ulcerative colitis disappeared for one-third of patients after process
In small study, new treatment was more effective than antibiotic on hard-to-treat bacteria
High levels of Arcobacter indicate fecal contamination, researcher notes
Pregnant women need flu shot to protect unborn child, experts say
British study suggests muscle may not be fully formed until 20th week
Daily activities by themselves are not enough, researcher says
Common problems include lack of proper restraints, youngsters sitting in front seat
Researchers say relaxation training, other non-drug therapies can help some patients with headaches
Controversial devices can shed metal particles; patients who have them need regular monitoring
Large study found shot effective but only 4 percent of older adults receive it
Despite better prevention efforts, too many kids still consume household cleaning products
But some may be skipping needed care altogether, expert says
However, football and soccer injuries have risen over past decade
More than 60 percent decline over 4 decades is likely due to better treatment, awareness
Study finds primary care visits now less likely to include such advice, despite rise in obesity rates
Risky rider behavior and passenger fatalities have lessened, but texting and speeding remain deadly habits, report says
But 45 million Americans overall still don't have health insurance
Condition causing pain, fatigue, sleep woes is much more common in women
Small study suggests too many factors contribute to painful headaches
Studies compared side effects with different Taxol schedules, and between radiation and surgery
Acting quickly can help injuries heal faster, prevent infection
Brand-name drug is in short supply, agency noted
Treats asthma and allergies
People consistently prefer what they are presented with initially, study shows
Results can be obtained within 40 minutes
Mammography will help doctors decide which women should get new screen
Researchers think better flow of nutrients to the womb in subsequent pregnancies might explain why
Experts say rising obesity makes condition much more common in children
Hospitals, physicians and researchers brace for fallout from mandated spending cuts
They can sometimes contain toxin that can't be detected before eating, CDC warns
Higher blood levels of a beneficial hormone seen in those who took the omega-3 supplements
They don't reduce the risk of heart attack, heart failure or death, researchers report
For patients with atrial fibrillation, omega-3 fatty acids seem ineffective
But that doesn't mean longer-term use won't help the heart, experts say
Two servings per week of an oily fish such as mackerel or sardines seemed beneficial, study found
Regular exercise linked to increases in peak bone mass, study says
Sad to say, walking doesn't really burn as many calories as running
Study found even modest improvements seemed to lower disease risk
Being there for your partner every day more important than gifts or flowers, study finds
California study found that higher exposures were linked to IQ, attention deficits
Study tied exposure in womb to hyperactivity, lower IQ
Five people died from mucormycosis after 2011 Joplin, Mo., tornado
Swedish researchers found individuals unknowingly argue opposing viewpoints
Wearing flimsy footwear for certain activities or too often can lead to problems, expert advises
It's not unprofessional if it remains playful and friendly, researcher says
But this strain isn't very contagious, CDC says
It's not too late to get vaccinated, CDC says
But dose for these tots must be calibrated to their weight, agency says
33 states experienced minimal activity last week, CDC says
Activity has decreased in many areas, data shows
While activity remains high, it has decreased in most areas
Experts say get vaccinated now
38 states reported minimal activity last week, CDC says
U.S. health officials say this year's vaccine protects against two new strains
Two of three strains weren't in last season's vaccine
But, experts still advise older adults to get vaccinated
Expanding efforts to immunize kids against influenza could cut illnesses, deaths among children
Children and seniors especially vulnerable; infections declining in some regions
45 children have died from flu this season; seniors also especially vulnerable
Boston declares state of emergency; 18 flu-related deaths of children reported nationwide
Report shows it only provided 9 percent protection against the nastiest strain of the virus
Researchers found that those who were vaccinated had fewer heart attacks, strokes
It may even reduce their bowel symptoms, researchers say
Infections appear to be falling in the Southeast, where the virus first appeared
New vaccine doesn't use flu virus or eggs, could speed up production
A bright pink glow showed the precise pathway a glioma took to spread through the brain
Kids should not spend more hours than their age training for a sport each week, researchers say
But study finding is preliminary and doesn't prove the nutrient prevents the disorder
This should reassure those in U.S., other countries where supplementation is common, researcher says
High-risk patients who saw doctor within month of ER visit reduced risk for heart attack, death
Testing needs to ensure vaccine blocked mother-to-child transmission of virus
Some children reported that other kids intentionally contaminated their food with allergens
Early study suggests that avoiding allergy triggers might be a factor
For starters, never leave cooked foods out for more than 2 hours
Reasons aren't known, but researchers found racial, age and income differences
Yet initiative's goal is promoting good nutrition
Manufacturing process might introduce hormone-disrupting chemicals into dairy products, spices, researcher says
Better care for both conditions needed, study authors say
Young players may not be learning proper tackling techniques, one expert says
Study finds that even blows that don't cause concussions could lead to later problems
Study supports early intervention, before surgery, for patients under 35
Study confirms adult day care provides beneficial time off
Expert advice for those facing the challenges brought on by the disease
Kids avoid long list of foods, but not athletic lifestyle
Findings should reassure women who fear breast-conserving surgery, expert says
Scientists could distinguish physical from emotional pain, discomfort in study
Study finds patients who survive heart attacks, pneumonia aren't just returning
as inpatients soon after
Annual event helps young speedway fans enjoy the sport in a safe, conducive environment
Healthier restaurant choices and eating at home are ways to keep calories under control, experts say
People who were impacted by the event will have symptoms, but they should fade, experts say
Found no difference in outcomes with daily use versus only during flare-ups
Intense therapy and strong motivation help Michigan woman regain ability to speak
Study detects no differences in late-stage cancer diagnoses with 2-year interval
Study links long gap from last screening, or no screening at all, to more advanced disease and death
Study found sore throat, runny nose, cough were all more likely
Small study suggests infants of women who take supplements have lower risk of wheezing
An Australian study found they're more likely to be diagnosed when disease has already spread
Increasing lower-calorie choices improves sales growth and traffic, study says
Researchers not sure whether treatment or genetics explain the phenomenon, but suspect both play a part
Risk of complications may outweigh benefits for frail elderly who do not have melanoma, study suggests
In survey, Independent voters in the U.S. often switched opinions as thermometer rose and fell
Paul Garcia lost 200 pounds, quit diabetes meds and feels like 'totally new person'
No, you won't catch the flu from being vaccinated, expert says
88-year-old's condition doesn't appear life-threatening, staffer says
88-year-old's bronchitis isn't life-threatening, doctors just playing it safe, staffer says
2 million years ago, Au. sediba was still munching on tree bark rather than grasses, researchers say
Hunger, inability to sleep through the night often cited as reasons
Study found most of these injuries from boys' contact sports, girls' lacrosse
New treatment method helped brain process chemicals similar to marijuana in animal study
Study participants were at least 90 years old
Second look at data on a starch-filled solution finds it may do more harm than good
'Cryoablation' might offer therapeutic option for cancer patients whose disease has spread
But this won't hold true with unhealthy foods, expert warns
Fallout anticipated from U.S. housing crisis, researcher says
Magnetic field remains even when imaging not taking place
Finding backs current blood bank policies, researchers note
Annual event urges Americans to don red to spread awareness of the No. 1 killer
But the research doesn't prove a link between the disease and French fries, donuts and the like
Their brains are wired to sense chemical produced by mold, bacteria, study finds
More nighttime snacking seen in small study of young adults
Antiretroviral drugs can lead to diarrhea
State's support may help older Americans avoid nursing home
Cases rise as investigation into compounding pharmacies implicated in the outbreak continues
Mouse study suggests longer-range space travel could pose radiation hazard
People may prefer their gadgets to sound friendly, not look human, researcher says
Among people aged 12 and older
Electronic gifts should come with efforts to help kids be responsible users, experts say
More effort needed to ease transition to adulthood, researchers say
Children can die when toxic chemicals are stored in water bottles or other harmless-looking containers, experts warn
Provides nutrition for people with surgically removed intestine
People with overactive version of a specific enzyme live less than half as long, research suggests
Dermatologist says use this nail treatment in moderation and learn about associated risks
Uniformly red, 'store-bought' tomatoes are not as sweet, study finds
Scientists pinpoint mutation that appears to cause severe forms of bone loss
Study found drug used for one condition also targets genes affecting different blood disorder
It was previously thought that the deadly form of the birth defect was easier to spot in girls
Study found that by 90, the gene no longer raised risk for the brain disorder or other ailments
More research needed to determine if there are actual shared genetic risks, researchers say
But survival rates for papillary thyroid cancer are still high, experts note
But expert says actual increase is 'modest' and many other factors contribute to disease
Scientists zero in on DNA sequence associated with gliomas
Feral tabby cats played a part in discovery
Seems to play a role in brain-cell survival, but more research is needed, scientists say
Link observed in laboratory cells, mice and humans
Findings may help explain higher rates among Hispanics
Women with BRCA variant found to have better 3-year survival, but advantage fades by 10-year mark
Finding might lead to better ways to prevent those at higher risk from becoming overweight later
Research focuses on changes in immune cell activity within the brain
Ethiopian genomes strikingly similar to those of groups in Israel, Syria
Scientists spot nearly 100 genes linking the disorder with inherited fragile X syndrome
Research involving 348 tumors shows the disease is varied, but also points to treatments
These illnesses may occur when immune system 'balancing act' goes awry, researchers say
Injecting a gene responsible for lubrication in joints may one day help humans, researcher says
Study found coaxing cells in the nose to make super antibodies protected mice and ferrets from pandemic strains
Injecting a protein known to recruit stem cells may help repair damaged heart muscle, researcher says
Treatment targets chemical that wreaks havoc on nerve cells in kids with Canavan disease
Of more than 65,000 people screened in study, 5 had 'BDNF' deletion
But study found men with healthy pancreas were not affected
But findings don't explain exactly how they are connected
People with specific 'polymorphisms' were more likely to put on pounds in 10-year study
Early study found it had high accuracy, but experts say it won't replace colonoscopy anytime soon
No long-term mental changes associated with the procedure in older surgical patients, study says
Common cold symptom increased odds for asthma in study
Prenatal brain development may influence psychiatric risk later in life, researchers say
Finding might help steer at-risk patients to other treatments, researchers say
Study found mutations tied to many disorders tend to cluster in certain areas of the genome
A certain genetic trait limits how well the drug will work, research suggests
Testing found new mutations only in people with the condition, not their parents
In the future, genetic screening may be advised for those prone to inherited disorder, study suggests
Test found specific changes to two genes predicted problem with 85 percent accuracy
Study finds taking it appears to slow tumor growth in patients with a particular genetic mutation
While many try cigarettes, genetics might explain who gets hooked, study suggests
New strategies needed to combat tobacco addiction in people with certain genetic makeups, study says
Preliminary research suggests genetic analysis might help men assess their risk
Identical twins responded similarly when it came to side effects, addiction risk, study found
They may be link to early point of diversification for the species, scientists say
Not yet ready for hospital use, it might allow doctors to confirm and treat conditions sooner
Jews originating in North Africa more related to each other than their non-Jewish neighbors, study shows
But specific genes for the mental health conditions have yet to be pinpointed
Scientists found new connections among genes, hormone sensitivity and fat
Mouse and human trials show nonpharmaceuticals have beneficial effect
Men more often hurt, with younger males tending to get injured on bikes, older males slipping in the tub
Two strains of illness-causing bacteria found, study says
'Kitty litter' parasite seems to trigger immune reaction linked to mental health problems in people
But breast-feeding appears to have protective effect, researchers say
It's never too late to start, researchers find
Its severity could rival 1991's 'perfect storm,' forecasters predict
As treatment improved over 20 years, costs most than doubled
This is the latest finding in debate over herb's ability to keep dementia at bay
Study looked at unhappiness with body image, feelings of inferiority
New studies highlight variations in symptoms, genetic makeup
Even on a small scale, being generous creates a sense of wealth, study finds
Learn how to handle emotional, financial and physical pressures of the season, cardiologist suggests
Review of the data does not show increase in overall survival, however
Along with cataract surgery, helps reduce pressure inside eye
Drug blocks proteins that fuel cancer-cell development
China and India have the highest number of tobacco users and lowest quit ratios
Seniors taking them had side effect that has been linked to glaucoma, small study finds
People who did so typically didn't view their diagnosis as being 'just up to fate,' study found
Effects of gluten intolerance can be minimized with proper nutrition, expert says
The increased confidence, in turn, might assist workers in their job search, researchers said
Study in U.S. and Australia found more online inquiries in winter than summer
Study reveals how people stay in control when faced with endless portions, many choices
Itch is a sensation distinct from others, such as pain, researchers say
Study found many U.S. adults suffer from both
Finding may be associated with a brain boost from vitamin D -- or strong educational systems
Sick athletes should put off vigorous workouts
Key practices for doctors, patients outlined by American College of Rheumatology
Combination could reduce drug doses for patients, study suggests
Parents, teachers can help kids learn to identify good things in their lives, study says
Anti-smoking advocates want to jump-start stalled momentum for quitting
Extremely hot days could triple by mid-century because of climate change
Study found the effect was significant, akin to a third of the benefit gained from marriage
Well-tended parcels linked to decline in violent crime, small study shows
Officials say 25 are now dead, 338 sickened from tainted injections
Officials say 25 are now dead, 338 sickened from tainted injections
Use less red meat, marinate and precook indoors, nutrition expert advises
Study found those who go to meetings shed more pounds, whether health pro or peer in charge
Arrhythmia more common among frequent racers, study finds
Research suggests graphic images get the public health message across
Psychiatric manual will fold it into autism spectrum disorders, leaving many unsure about getting needed services
Drug should be considered for treating unstable angina along with older drugs, experts say
Steroid pills are preferred treatment for Bell's palsy, experts say
But the research didn't involve actual consumers or beverages
Transferring altered microbes into mouse bellies led to weight loss even without surgery
Microbial groups may have played role in evolution, researchers say
Study found intestinal species varied depending on seniors' health, residence
Higher levels of stomach substance called TMAO linked to heart attack, stroke, study suggests
Second study reports slight increase in Guillain-Barre syndrome after vaccination
Influenza viruses can move among species, researchers say
Pandemrix also found to raise narcolepsy risk in previous European studies
Survey found issues ranged from desire to maintain hairdos to scalp and breakage problems
Almost 23 percent of errors were deemed serious, researchers report
Without treatment, virus can lead to liver cancer
Small study suggests potential new option one day in treatment of the blood disease
Expert offers tips to minimize sweets consumption among trick-or-treaters
Using nonprescription lenses can lead to infection, vision loss, eye doctor says
An effective grip is firm, confident, friendly
Study found osteopath worked better for patients than ultrasound therapy
Biggest increase seen among middle-age adults, study finds
Cause-and-effect link isn't proven, but it's possible sunnier folk get promoted more, experts say
High levels of formaldehyde detected in California facilities
ER doctor offers safety advice to avoid traumatic injuries, other health problems
Study found working people were more distracted by one-sided versus two-sided conversations
Offer dogs a quiet place to 'hide' from fireworks, expert advises
They can fully explore nearby objects that way, study says
But it's unclear what the finding might mean for patients
Men who became dads at age 50 or older had higher odds for a grandchild with the disorder
People who experienced both of these individual risk factors are much more vulnerable, study finds
Researchers say even seemingly mild head injury should be taken seriously
Doing it a lot may increase risk of memory problems in adult soccer players, study says
When sickness arrives, married aren't at lower death risk than unmarried people, study says
Study analyzed 37 national opinion polls, found only economy more important
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GMA's Robin Roberts Begins Medical Leave Next WeekNumber of Addicted Newborns in Kentucky Soars 2,400 Percent
Legionnaire's Disease Kills 2 Guests at Chicago HotelFTC Hits 'Your Baby Can Read' With False Ad ChargesHigh Levels of Toxins Found in Kids' School SuppliesMore Than 1,700 Yosemite Visitors May Have Been Exposed to Rodent-Borne Virus
Energy Drink Makers Under InvestigationMedicaid Dental Coverage Cut in Many StatesSalmonella Outbreak Linked to Mangoes Sickens 73 PeopleLegionnaire's Disease Kills 2 Guests at Chicago HotelFTC Hits 'Your Baby Can Read' With False Ad ChargesHigh Levels of Toxins Found in Kids' School SuppliesMore Than 1,700 Yosemite Visitors May Have Been Exposed to Rodent-Borne Virus
Possible Listeria Contamination Spurs Salad Products RecallEbola Outbreak Finally Halted in Uganda: WHOFDA Approves Ingestible Medical Sensor
More Yosemite Visitors Sent Warnings on Exposure to Rodent-Borne VirusJanssen Pays $181 Million to Settle Deceptive Drug Marketing ChargesDrug Maker Recalls Chemo MedicationPatient Receives 'World First' Bionic Eye
1st Death Reported From New Swine Flu StrainUp to 900,000 Mangoes RecalledHantavirus Found in Two More Yosemite VisitorsOhio Hospital's Kidney Transplant Error Under Review
40 Now Sickened in Beef-Linked Salmonella Outbreak: CDCChemotherapy Might Backfire, Spur Cancer Growth: Study
Don't Wait Too Long to Vaccinate Girls Against HPV: StudyComposer Marvin Hamlisch Dies at 68No Rise in Medicare Drug Premiums in 2013Development of Alzheimer's Drug Halted Following Poor Trial Results
Ex-President George H.W. Bush Still in HospitalIron Supplements May Reduce Behavioral Woes in Low Birth Weight Kids: StudyDying Girl Saved by Experimental Cancer TreatmentSouth Africa's Nelson Mandela Hospitalized
Fish Mislabeling a Common Problem: StudyChildhood Obesity Rates Decline in Some U.S. Cities: ReportNelson Mandela Being Treated for Lung InfectionEx-President George H.W. Bush Still in Hospital
Mandela Making Progress in Recovery: OfficialsFish Mislabeling a Common Problem: StudyChildhood Obesity Rates Decline in Some U.S. Cities: Report
Global Life Expectancy Increasing: ReportFalling TVs a Death Risk for Children: OfficialsDozens Sue Pharmacy Linked to Steroid/Meningitis OutbreakCalif. Gov. Jerry Brown Undergoing Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer
Virus Creates New Pacemaker in Guinea Pigs' Hearts: StudyMandela has Gallstone Operation
Amgen Illegally Marketed Anemia Drug, Will Pay $762M: ReportEuropean Union Proposes Tougher Anti-Smoking ActionSouth Africa's Nelson Mandela to Remain in Hospital
Incivek Hepatitis C Drug Gets Black Box Warning About Dangerous RashAmgen Illegally Marketed Anemia Drug, Will Pay $762M: ReportEuropean Union Proposes Tougher Anti-Smoking Action
FDA Says Gene-Engineered Salmon Is Environmentally SafeStop Prescribing Heart Drug Tredaptive: Merck
Nelson Mandela Released from Hospital CareFewer Poor Kids Are Obese, CDC saysGarbled Texting Reveals Woman's Stroke
Ex-President George H.W. Bush in Hospital ICU: ReportsGround-Breaking Breast Cancer Researcher Dies at 92Four Retailers Recall 'Nap Nanny' Recliners Tied to 5 Infant DeathsNelson Mandela Released from Hospital Care
New Law Would Fund 'Bubble Boy' Treatment at HomeEx-President George H.W. Bush in Hospital ICU: Reports
Duchess of Cambridge Hospitalized With Severe Morning SicknessNew Alzheimer's Drug Begins Clinical TrialMore Proof of Link Between Head Injury, Brain Disease: Study
Duchess of Cambridge Hospitalized With Severe Morning SicknessNew Alzheimer's Drug Begins Clinical Trial
Study Questions Use of Coated AspirinNew Decongestant Can't be Used to Make Meth: CompanyDick Cheney Writing Book About Heart Disease
Two-Year-Old Goes Home After Being in Hospital Since BirthMeningitis Victims' Lawyers Likely to be Allowed to Inspect PharmacyDuchess of Cambridge Leaves HospitalCPSC Takes Action Against Nap Nanny MakerFederal Government Denied Rehearing on Graphic Cigarette WarningsStates Spending Less on Tobacco Prevention: Report
3 More Compounding Pharmacies Ordered Closed in MassachusettsNurse in Kate Middleton Radio Prank Reportedly Commits SuicideNew Rules Would Ease Veterans' Access to Brain Injury BenefitsDrug Makers Fight Calif. Drug Take-Back Law
South Africa's Nelson Mandela Hospitalized3 More Mass. Compounding Pharmacies Ordered ClosedNurse in Kate Middleton Radio Prank Reportedly Commits Suicide
Glass Fragments Spur Recall of Lean Cuisine ProductsBritain Identifies World's 10th Case of Virus Linked to SARSSurgical Mesh Makers Sued by Thousands of Women
Maker of Carbonated Malt Beverage Must List Alcohol Content on Can: FTCHeart Attack Grill 'Spokesman' Dies of Heart AttackGlass Fragments Spur Recall of Lean Cuisine Products
Mysterious SARS-like Virus May Spread Between PeopleMaker of Carbonated Malt Beverage Must List Alcohol Content on Can: FTCHeart Attack Grill 'Spokesman' Dies of Heart Attack
Mysterious SARS-like Virus May Spread Between PeopleMaker of Carbonated Malt Beverage Must List Alcohol Content on Can: FTC
Monster Beverage Corp. Will Add Caffeine Content to Energy Drink Labels
Opioid Painkillers Behind Many Overdose Deaths: ReportU.K. Hospital Patient With SARS-Like Coronavirus DiesDrug Companies Helping Anti-Doping Agency
Robin Roberts Returns to 'Good Morning America'Special K Red Berries Cereal Recalled Due to Risk of Glass FragmentsNew Leprosy Test Quick and InexpensivePrescription Painkillers Behind Many Overdose Deaths: Report
German Bishops OK Emergency Contraceptives for Rape VictimsFour Indicted in Peanut Butter Salmonella OutbreakMedical Groups Warn About Unnecessary Tests and TreatmentsNew Silicone-Gel Breast Implant Approved by FDA
Anemia Drug Recalled Due to Serious Reactions Among Dialysis PatientsNew Breast Cancer Drug Approved by FDA4 Indicted in Peanut Butter Salmonella OutbreakMedical Groups Warn About Unnecessary Tests and TreatmentsNew Silicone-Gel Breast Implant Approved by FDA
Ex-Surgeon General Koop Dead at 96FDA Approves Stivarga to Treat Rare Intestinal TumorsMany Feel Unwell After Watching 3-D Movies: StudyAsthma Drug Eases Itching from Chronic Hives: StudyDoctor Performs Bloodless Lung Transplants
Lye-Injured Vermont Woman Receives Face TransplantFirst Lady's Anti-Obesity Campaign Having an EffectAll Pediatric Trials of Sensipar Shut Down Following Patient Death
Researchers Analyze Heart of King Richard 'The Lionheart'Medicare Pays Billions for Poor Nursing Home CareSlightly Increased Cancer Risk From Fukushima Disaster: WHONew Program Helps Students Get Exercise
Fewer Girls Undergoing Female Genital Mutilation: ReportFewer May Get Insurance Under Health Care Reform: ReportPubic Hair Grooming Injuries on the Rise: Study
Schoolgirl Shot by Taliban Released From HospitalSeveral States Considering Assisted Suicide BillsFewer Girls Undergoing Female Genital Mutilation: Report
Lawsuit Claims Zoloft Not EffectiveTriaminic, Theraflu Cough/Cold Syrups Recalled Due to Safety Cap Problems
Recovering Pakistani Girl Vows to Continue Push for Girls' EducationTB Vaccine Doesn't Protect Infants: StudyNew Study May Improve Understanding of Panic AttacksNFL, GE Partnership Seeks to Improve Concussion Detection, PreventionSkeleton Found Beneath Parking Lot is King Richard III: Researchers
Opponents Want Delay in Implementation of NYC Sugary Drink RuleU.S. Leads World in Plastic Surgery
Fewer May Get Insurance Under Health Care Reform: ReportPubic Hair Grooming Injuries on the Rise: Study
Major League Baseball to Widen Drug-Testing ProgramNFL Player Junior Seau Had Head Injury-Related Brain DiseaseSisters' Breast Cancer Lawsuit Settled by Drug Company Eli LillyChicken Jerky Dog Treats RecalledDevice Sucks Food From Stomach, Helps People Lose Weight
FDA Should Approve New Diabetes Drug: Expert PanelMedical E-Records Haven't Provided Predicted Cost-Savings: ReportMiss America Contestant Plans to Have Double MastectomyMajor League Baseball to Widen Drug-Testing Program
George H.W. Bush Released From HospitalTest Home for Radon Gas: EPAObesity Issue Addressed in New Coca-Cola AdLance Armstrong Will Admit Doping in Oprah InterviewPresident Obama Has Fitness EvaluationMale Jurors More Likely to Convict Obese Women: Study
Bikini Waxing Credited With Decline in Pubic LiceArmstrong Says He Doped Before Cancer Diagnosis: SourceFDA Sends Warning Letter to Medical Device MakerMany People Use Internet to Seek Diagnosis
Pom Wonderful Health Claims Barred by FTCWoman Who Advocated for Others With Gigantism DiesEleven Infected at U.S. Biological Labs Between 2004 and 2010: Report
'Dear Abby' Advice Columnist DiesNew Rules for All-Metal Hip Implants Proposed by FDAPom Wonderful Health Claims Barred by FTC
U.S. Lawmakers Seek Information From Energy Drink CompaniesArmstrong Admits to Doping, But Details Lacking
Makers of Brand-Name Opioid Painkillers Fight New GenericsQuitting Smoking May Lower Anxiety LevelsNew Law Would Fund 'Bubble Boy' Treatment at HomeEx-President George H.W. Bush in Hospital ICU: Reports
Study Will Test Drug for Alzheimer's PreventionGlobal Treaty Seeks to Reduce Mercury Emissions
Golden Retriever Study Focuses on Cancer in DogsStudy Will Test Drug for Alzheimer's Prevention
NFL Sued by Junior Seau's FamilyPetition to Reclassify Marijuana Rejected by Appeals CourtDrug Co. Analysis Predicted High Failure Rate for Hip ImplantBill and Melinda Gates Get Public Welfare MedalMost U.S. Research Chimps to be Retired
NYC Sugary Drink Rule Challenged in CourtNFL Sued by Junior Seau's FamilyPetition to Reclassify Marijuana Rejected by Appeals Court
At Least 1 in 5 Infected During Swine Flu Pandemic: StudyNew Medical Robot Approved by FDASchool Sports a Right for Disabled Students: Education DepartmentSmokers Face Large Health Insurance Penalties
Ground Beef Linked to Salmonella Outbreak: CDCU.S. Soldier Has Double-Arm TransplantPetition Leads to Removal of Ingredient From GatoradeFormer Israeli Leader Sharon Shows Brain ActivityMore Americans Using Technology to Track Their Health: Study
FDA Issues Warning on Unapproved Flu ProductProposed Study Would Examine NFL Players' Health IssuesGround Beef Linked to Salmonella Outbreak: CDC
Makers of Brand-Name Opioid Painkillers Fight New GenericsQuitting Smoking May Lower Anxiety LevelsNew Law Would Fund 'Bubble Boy' Treatment at HomeEx-President George H.W. Bush in Hospital ICU: Reports
EPA Seeks To Ban 12 D-Con Mouse and Rat Poison ProductsSoldier Says Double-Arm Transplant Gives 'Hope for the Future'FDA OKs Drug to Treat Rare Cholesterol DisorderBarbara Walters Released From HospitalTwo More Surgeries for Pakistani Teen ActivistFirst Benefits Awarded From 9/11 Health FundFDA Issues Warning on Unapproved Flu Product
No Financial Help for Millions Unable to Afford Employer's Health PlanHartz Mountain Jerky Dog Treats RecalledEPA Seeks To Ban 12 D-Con Mouse and Rat Poison Products
U.S. Whooping Cough Cases Highest in More Than 50 Years: CDCFDA Sends Warning to Cantaloupe Farm Behind Salmonella Outbreak
U.S. Supreme Court Refuses Case Challenging Stem Cell FundingLarge Health Insurance Rate Hikes for Some AmericansExpressing Anger is Healthy: Study
Fisher-Price Sleepers Recalled Due to Mold ProblemGeorge H.W. Bush's Recovery Continuing: SpokesmanMicrowaves Extend Bread LifeDASH, Weight Watchers Best Diets Overall: ReportU.S. Supreme Court Refuses Case Challenging Stem Cell Funding
Device Sucks Food From Stomach, Helps People Lose WeightFisher-Price Sleepers Recalled Due to Mold ProblemGeorge H.W. Bush's Recovery Continuing: Spokesman
Billions Pledged for Family Planning in Developing CountriesClimate Change Boosts Risk of Weather Extremes: StudyRepublicans Continue Attack on Health Reform LawDeadly Illness in Cambodia Caused by Mix of PathogensBird Flu Outbreak Hits Mexican Poultry Farms
Consumers Should Avoid Mexicali Cheese Corp. Products: FDANew Database Will Speed Response to Foodborne Illness OutbreaksSalmonella Illness Tied to Baby Chicks Hits People in 26 States
FDA Conducted Surveillance Operation Against ScientistsConsumers Should Avoid Mexicali Cheese Corp. Products: FDA
Annual Report Ranks Mass. General as Top Hospital in U.S.U.S. Produce Testing Program Faces Uncertain FutureCalifornia Sues Companies Over High Lead Levels in Costume Jewelry
8 Million People Worldwide Have Access to HIV DrugsAnnual Report Ranks Mass. General as Top Hospital in U.S.
'Polypill' Could Slash Heart Attack, Stroke Rates: StudyOregon Man Upbeat After Surviving Black Plague8 Million People Worldwide Have Access to HIV Drugs
Drug Giant GlaxoSmithKline Fined $3 Billion for FraudWoman With Flesh-Eating Bacteria Leaves Hospital
Software Simulation of Entire Organism a FirstEuropean Approval of Gene Therapy Would be a Milestone'Polypill' Could Slash Heart Attack, Stroke Rates: Study
U.S. Pledges More Funds to Fight HIV/AIDSCargill Recalls Ground Beef
Over 220,000 Peg Perego Strollers RecalledMS Drug Raises Seizure Risk: FDAFirst U.S. Woman in Space DiesAlzheimer's Drug Shows No Benefit in Large StudyNew TB Therapy Shows Promise
Vaccine Protects Against 3 of 4 Dengue Virus StrainsHealth Care Law Repeal Would Increase U.S. Deficit: AnalysisMan Believed Cured of AIDS Says He's Still HIV-FreeSpringsteen Reveals Long Struggle With DepressionMore Than 220,000 Peg Perego Strollers Recalled
CPSC Tries to Stop Sales of BuckyballsNew Public-Private Partnership Targets Health Care FraudPetition Calls for New FDA Rules on PainkillersMexico Launches Large Poultry Vaccination EffortEcstasy Linked to Memory Loss: Study
'GMA' Host Roberts to Take Medical Leave Late Next MonthSettlement Reached in Drug Pricing LawsuitWHO Official Says 23 Million Need AIDS DrugsAs Olympics Begin, London Air Pollution Worst in Six YearsCourt Ruling Could Lead to Lower Drug Costs
Actor Andy Griffith Dead at 86Drug Giant GlaxoSmithKline Fined $3 Billion for Fraud
U.S. Blood Supply Critically Low, Red Cross WarnsDevices Not Enough to Save Children Left in Overheated Cars: Report
Dengue Cases Rise Sharply in Puerto RicoWHO Probing Mystery Illness Killing Cambodian Children
Pfizer Removes Breast, Colon Cancer Claims From Vitamins'Ted' Joke About Lou Gehrig's Disease Triggers BacklashDengue Cases Rise Sharply in Puerto Rico
Criminalizing Gay Behavior Hinders Fight Against HIV/AIDS: ReportFrozen Meatballs, Patties Recalled Due to Listeria RiskHand, Foot and Mouth Disease Virus Detected in Cambodian Outbreak
Mandela Remains in HospitalFungus, Bacteria Found in Drugs From Tennessee Pharmacy: FDA
Mandela Remains in Serious but Stable ConditionTransplant Network Creates Appeal/Review System for Young Lung Patients
Pa. 10-Year-Old Has Lung TransplantMandela Responding Better To TreatmentTighter Restrictions Proposed for Medical Research on ChimpsDrug License Violations Lead to $80 Million Penalty for WalgreensNYC Lawyer Faces Tough Questions About Soda Size Limit
U.S. Surgeon General Stepping Down
Drug Makers Can be Sued Over Deals to Delay Generic Drug Sales: U.S. Supreme CourtKomen Breast Cancer Charity Announces New CEOFour More MERS Deaths in Saudi ArabiaChildren's Hand Transplant Program Announced by U.S. Hospital
Blood Test May Provide Early Alert of HPV-Related Throat CancerU.S. Adult Smoking Rate FallsSwimmers Warned About Deadly AmoebaSpraying Begins in Dallas to Control West Nile VirusDrug Makers Can be Sued Over Deals to Delay Generic Drug Sales: U.S. Supreme Court
Kentucky Doctor is AMA President-ElectTeen Shot in Head with Spear is Recovering: DoctorsRoger Clemens Found Not Guilty of Lying About Drug UseNo Single Food Product Responsible for Rising Obesity Rates: Coca-Cola CEOLobbying Scuttles Proposed Painkiller Restrictions
Mother of World's First Test Tube Baby DiesMore Young Adults Have Health Insurance: U.S. OfficialsNo Proof of WTC Dust/Cancer Link: ExpertsKentucky Doctor is AMA President-Elect
Seizure Leads to U.S. Commerce Secretary's ResignationTraffic Noise Increases Heart Attack Risk: StudyGroup Challenges Merck's Marketing of Children's Allergy MedicineFat-Free Salad Dressings Reduce Nutrient Intake: StudyNew Dengue Fever Test Approved by FDA
Seizure Leads to U.S. Commerce Secretary's ResignationTraffic Noise Increases Heart Attack Risk: StudyGroup Challenges Merck's Marketing of Children's Allergy MedicineFat-Free Salad Dressings Reduce Nutrient Intake: StudyNew Dengue Fever Test Approved by FDA
Bagged Salads Recalled From Kroger, Wal Mart Stores'Jeopardy!' Host Alex Trebek Has Mild Heart AttackLow Testosterone Not Part of Normal Aging: Study
CDC Launches Free Drugstore HIV TestingBagged Salads Recalled From Kroger, Wal Mart StoresLow Testosterone Not Part of Normal Aging: Study
No Misconduct or Fraud in Avandia Study: FDAAngelina Jolie Makes First Public Appearance Since Double MastectomyFrozen Berry Mix Linked to Hepatitis A OutbreakCancer Drug Avastin Does Not Extend Lives of Patients With Deadly Brain Cancer: StudiesAge-Based Lung Transplant Rules Need to be Reviewed: HHS Secretary
Company Recalls Frozen Berry Mix Linked to Hepatitis OutbreakNo Misconduct or Fraud in Avandia Study: FDA
New Rules Would Require Labeling of Mechanically Tenderized BeefJudge Suspends Age Rule for Young Girl Who Needs Lung TransplantGroups Will Create Databases to Organize and Share Genetic Data
Obama Touts Health Care ExchangesNew, More Accurate Test for Down SyndromeJudge Suspends Age Rule For Another Child Needing Lung TransplantNew Rules Would Require Labeling of Mechanically Tenderized Beef
FDA Report Questions Use of Salmon Hormone to Treat OsteoporosisChocolate-Covered Marshmallow Eggs Recalled for Salmonella ThreatFDA Seeks Doctors' Input on Robotic Surgical SystemResearchers Analyze Heart of King Richard 'The Lionheart'
NYC Ban on Large Sugary Drinks Shut Down by State JudgeSanofi Under Investigation Over PlavixMore Than 100 Passengers Fall Ill on Cruise Ship
Menu Calorie Count Labeling a 'Thorny' Issue: FDA CommissionerNYC Mayor Continues Push for Super-Sized Sugary Drink Ban
Nutrition Experts Rally in Support of NYC Drinks BanAnother Death From SARS-Like Virus in Saudi Arabia
FDA Probing Reports of Pancreas Problems Caused by Diabetes DrugsSingle Lung Not a Problem for New Pope: DoctorsCancer Drugs May be Effective Against Tapeworms: Study
Marine Base Had Tainted Water for up to 60 Years: ReportQuick Treatment Can 'Functionally Cure' Some HIV Patients: StudyFDA Probing Reports of Pancreas Problems Caused by Diabetes Drugs
New Law Would Force NYC Stores to Keep Cigarettes Out of ViewMedical Products Recalled Due to MoldScientists Develop New Liver Preservation DeviceBeards Help Protect Against Sunburn: Study
Doctors Urge FDA to Take Action on Energy DrinksBioethics Panel Gives Cautious OK to Testing Anthrax Vaccine in KidsProtiDiet High Protein Bars RecalledNew Law Would Force NYC Stores to Keep Cigarettes Out of ViewMedical Products Recalled Due to Mold
Children Getting Into Medicines a Major Problem: ReportBritish Public Supports Use of 3 People's DNA to Create BabyVirus-Based Melanoma Drug Shows PromiseDoctors Urge FDA to Take Action on Energy Drinks
Axe Body Spray Not Welcome at Pa. High SchoolHealth Care Law Saves Seniors $6.1 Billion on Prescription DrugsNew NFL Rule Meant to Reduce Head and Neck InjuriesChildren Getting Into Medicines a Major Problem: Report
Missing Vial of Virus No Threat: OfficialsOneTouch Verio IQ Blood Glucose Meters Recalled'Next Generation' Condom Sought by Gates FoundationBrand-Name, Generic Drug Makers' Deals Case Goes to Supreme CourtBodybuilder Pioneer Joe Weider Dies at 93
North Dakota Governor Signs Tough Abortion LawEarly Number Knowledge Key to Future Math Skills: StudyMissing Vial of Virus No Threat: OfficialsOneTouch Verio IQ Blood Glucose Meters RecalledBodybuilder Pioneer Joe Weider Dies at 93
Nelson Mandela Back in HospitalMost Restaurants' Kids' Meals Still Unhealthy: ReportTwo More Deaths From SARS-Like Virus: WHO
Tulsa Dentist's Patients Told to Get Tested for Hepatitis, HIVNYC Appeals Ruling on Supersized Sugary-Drink Ban
Queen Elizabeth II Leaves Hospital After Bout of Stomach FluFDA Report Questions Use of Salmon Hormone to Treat Osteoporosis
FDA Panel Says Bone Drug Should No Longer Be Used to Treat OsteoporosisNon-Hormonal Drugs for Hot Flashes Rejected by FDA PanelEnergy Drink Co. Says Teen's Death Not Caused by Caffeine ToxicityCandy Industry Exec Speaks Out Against Obesity
Sex May be Good for Migraines: StudyActress Valerie Harper Has Brain CancerFDA Panel Says Bone Drug Should No Longer Be Used for Osteoporosis
Army Still Struggling with PTSD Diagnosis,Treatment: ReportGlobal Temperatures Warmest in 4,000 Years: Report
More Than 100 Passengers Fall Ill on Royal Caribbean CruiseArmy Still Struggling with PTSD Diagnosis,Treatment: ReportGlobal Temperatures Warmest in 4,000 Years: Report
High Levels of TV Violence Concern GroupParents' Efforts Key to Approval of Drug for Rare Kidney DisorderMost Ground Turkey Contains Potentially Harmful Bacteria: Report
Judge Refuses to Put Hold on Order for Wider Access to Emergency ContraceptiveAvoid Juices Incorporated Products: FDANew COPD Drug Approved by FDA3 Suspected Cases of SARS-Like Virus Reported in FranceU.S. Lawmakers Investigating Stimulant in Workout Products
U.S. Gov. Files Appeal to Delay Non-Prescription 'Morning After' PillPop Psychologist Joyce Brothers DiesNew SARS-Like Virus May Pass Between People: WHOElevated Levels of Arsenic Found in Chicken
U.S. Plans Overhaul of Government-Funded Child Care CentersTwo Health Care Workers Made Ill by SARS-Like VirusWomen in Their 40s Still Getting Mammograms Despite New Guidelines
U.S. Plans Overhaul of Government-Funded Child Care CentersTwo Health Care Workers Made Ill by SARS-Like VirusWomen in Their 40s Still Getting Mammograms Despite New Guidelines
High Levels of TV Violence Concern GroupParents' Efforts Key to Approval of Drug for Rare Kidney DisorderMost Ground Turkey Contains Potentially Harmful Bacteria: Report
Great Britain in Throes of Measles OutbreakVictim of Flesh-Eating Bacteria Demonstrates New Bionic Hands
Report Backs Park Service Response to Yosemite Virus OutbreakGreat Britain in Throes of Measles Outbreak
Mystery Illness Kills 2 in AlabamaReport Backs Park Service Response to Yosemite Virus Outbreak
'Nanoparticle' Flu Vaccine Could Be an AdvanceMystery Illness Kills 2 in Alabama
'Nanoparticle' Flu Vaccine Could Be an AdvanceMystery Illness Kills 2 in Alabama
'Nanoparticle' Flu Vaccine Could Be an AdvanceIllnesses in Alabama Were Just Cases of Flu, Colds or Pneumonia
Supreme Court Won't Hear Planned Parenthood CaseFrench Man Dies From Virus Related to SARS'Nanoparticle' Flu Vaccine Could Be an Advance
Anti-Smoking Ads Raise Smokers' Desire to Quit, Global Survey FindsDeath Toll From SARS-like Virus Reaches 27: WHO
Starbucks Will Ban Smoking Within 25 Feet of StoresStop-Smoking Approaches Work, Review Says
FDA Warns About Breast Cancer Drug Name ConfusionAntibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea Strain 'Very Dangerous'Pfizer Offers Viagra OnlineFDA Criticized for OK'ing Combo Cholesterol PillVeterans at Higher Risk for Traffic Crashes
New Drug Fails to Slow Alzheimer'sNewborn Deaths Highest in 14 African Countries: ReportValley Fever Cases Rising in U.S.N.J. Gov. Christie Had Weight-Loss SurgeryMental Disorder Manual Lacks Scientific Validity: Expert
Wrigley Halts Sales of Caffeinated GumNew Genetic Prostate Cancer Test AvailableSleep-Deprived Students a Major Problem: StudyFrance Reports First Case of SARS-Like Virus
Wrigley Halts Sales of Caffeinated GumU.S. Drug Spending Declines for First Time in DecadesCervical Cancer Vaccine Prices Cut for Poor Nations
Experts Raise Questions About TamifluNestle Recalls Nesquick Chocolate PowderCompany Will Discontinue 7Up with Antioxidants
Experts Raise Questions About TamifluNestle Recalls Nesquick Chocolate PowderCompany Will Discontinue 7Up with Antioxidants
Ebola Can be Transmitted by Air: StudyPeaPod Infant Travel Beds RecalledEinstein's Brain Was Different: StudyStates Given Extension On Health Insurance Marketplace Decision
Red Bull Cited in Injury Reports: FDACompany Knowingly Shipped Tainted Nut Products: FDA
Dogs Regain Ability to Walk After Nose Cell Transplant: StudyRed Bull Cited in Injury Reports: FDA
Abortion Rates Drop 5 Percent for Biggest Fall in Decade New Type of Flu Vaccine Approved by FDADogs Regain Ability to Walk After Nose Cell Transplant: Study
Appeals Court Must Re-Examine Key Part of Health Care Law: Supreme CourtGeneric Lipitor Recalled by Ranbaxy LaboratoriesSmoking Harms Brain: StudyNew SARS-Related Virus Confirmed in Qatar PatientBed Rail Deaths Under Scrutiny
Tobacco Companies Must Tell Public About Smoking Lies: JudgeFDA May Seek Outside Experts' Opinions About Energy DrinksSimple Strategies Reduce Post-Surgery Infection Risk
Clinton: New Roadmap Outlines Steps Against HIV/AIDSGeneric Drug Prices Fall, Brand Name Prices Rise: ReportConversion to Electronic Medical Records Open to Fraud and Abuse: Report
Two More Deaths Caused by Mystery VirusCompany Halts Production of Generic LipitorU.S. Birthrate Hits Record LowMost Adult Bedrail Deaths Involve Older People: Report
2nd Person Infected With SARS-Like Virus in Saudi ArabiaSharon Osbourne Has Double Mastectomy
2nd Person Infected With SARS-Like Virus in Saudi ArabiaSharon Osbourne Has Double Mastectomy
Subpoena for Director of Pharmacy Linked to Meningitis Outbreak2nd Person Infected With SARS-Like Virus in Saudi Arabia
'GM' Food Labeling Supporters Upbeat Despite California Loss
Malaria Vaccine Only 30 Percent Effective in Infants: Study'GM' Food Labeling Supporters Upbeat Despite California Loss
U.S. Annual Death Rate Reaches Record High as Population AgesAgency Says Armstrong at Center of Doping SchemeU.S. Scientists Win Nobel Prize for Work on Cell ReceptorsFeds Ask for Full Appeals Court Rehearing on Cigarette Warning LabelsGraco High Chairs Recalled
Robin Roberts Leaves Hospital After Bone Marrow TransplantThree Alzheimer's Drugs to Be Tested in StudyEnsure Privacy of DNA Tests: Presidential CommissionMini-Wheats Recalled Over Possible Metal FragmentsU.S. Annual Death Rate Reaches Record High as Population Ages
Abraxane Approved as Lung Cancer TreatmentSalmonella Outbreak Linked to Mangoes is Over: CDCNYC Circumcision Rule Challenged in LawsuitOakland Sues U.S. Government to Stop Closure of Medical Marijuana Dispensary
Nobel Economics Prize Awarded for Match-Making ResearchIndustry Groups Sue to Block NYC Sugary Drinks LawSunland Recall Expanded to Include Raw, Roasted PeanutsNature's Recipe Dog Treats Recalled
Medical Marijuana Advocates Push for Drug's ReclassificationMore Hospitals Ban Free Infant Formula SamplesBra Device Detects Early Breast Cancer: Company
TB Cases, Deaths Fall: WHOStudy Challenges Cranberry Juice ClaimsGeneral Health Screenings Not Beneficial: StudyHalloween Garb From China Seized Due to Lead Levels
George McGovern 'No Longer Responsive': DaughterDole American Salad Mix RecalledTB Cases, Deaths Fall: WHOStudy Challenges Cranberry Juice Claims
Warning Letters Sent to Cosmetics Companies Over Ad ClaimsRecall of Smucker's 'Uncrustables' Sold to U.S. School Lunch Programs
FDA Investigating Role of Energy Drink in Five DeathsBanana Boat UltraMist Sunscreen Recalled After Users Catch FireDiet, Exercise Fail to Reduce Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes Patients: StudyBone Marrow Transplant Pioneer Dies
Medicare Policy Change Helps Patients Who Need Rehab ServicesFDA Investigating Role of Energy Drink in Five DeathsProgesterone Shots Don't Reduce Preterm Birth Risk in Women with Short CervixMost Employers Plan to Keep Health Care Coverage: Survey
Switching Egg DNA Shields Against Mitochondrial Disease: StudyMedicare Policy Change Helps Patients Who Need Rehab Services
Switching Egg DNA Shields Against Mitochondrial Disease: StudyMedicare Policy Change Helps Patients Who Need Rehab Services
Novartis Flu Vaccines Banned in Six CountriesNew National Health Insurance Plans Soon Available to U.S. ConsumersCheap Test Detects HIV, Other Diseases: U.K. Researchers
Illegal Labeling Common on Dietary Supplements: ReportU.S. Births Down for Fourth Straight YearUnclean Conditions Found at Cantaloupe Farm Linked to Salmonella
Some Hospitals Evacuated Patients Before Sandy StruckNovartis Flu Vaccines Banned in Six Countries
Canada, Switzerland Lift Ban on Novartis Flu VaccinesNYC's Bellevue Hospital May be EvacuatedBreast Cancer Screening Leads to Overtreatment for Many Older Women: Study
Generic Antidepressant Pulled From Market
Salmonella Found at Plant That Made Nut Butter Products Linked to OutbreakGeneric Antidepressant Pulled From MarketLawmakers Seek Release of Lou Gehrig's Medical Records
Soda Vending Machines to Display Calorie CountsStem Cell Researchers Receive Nobel Prize
Dengue Epidemic Declared in Puerto RicoScientists Aim to Make Human Sperm, Eggs from Stem CellsSoda Vending Machines to Display Calorie Counts
More Young Adults Gaining Health Insurance: StudyClues to Gene-Based Cancer Therapy Found in U.S. Study
Cancers Added to Federal 9/11 Health ProgramAlzheimer's Drug May Still Hold Promise, Researchers SayPancreatic Cancer Deaths Set to Rise, Advocacy Group SaysMore Young Adults Gaining Health Insurance: Study
McDonald's to Post Calorie Counts on MenusFDA Warns L'Oreal About Skin Cream ClaimsCancers Added to Federal 9/11 Health ProgramAlzheimer's Drug May Still Hold Promise, Researchers Say
NYC Mandates Parental Consent Form for Ritual CircumcisionYosemite Officials Inform Another 230,000 Summer Visitors of Hantavirus OutbreakTexas Woman to be 1st U.S. Recipient of Double-Arm TransplantMcDonald's to Post Calorie Counts on MenusFDA Warns L'Oreal About Skin Cream Claims
FDA Warns of Salmonella-Tainted Mangoes From MexicoYosemite Officials Confirm 9th Case of HantavirusNYC Mandates Parental Consent for Ritual Circumcision
Superbug Kills 7th Patient at NIH HospitalFDA Warns of Salmonella-Tainted Mangoes From Mexico
Parkinson's Drug May Raise Heart Failure Risk: FDAFDA Testing Arsenic Levels in RicePacifier Use Affects Boys' Emotional Development: Study
Remove Tuna From School Lunchrooms: CoalitionMany Discarded Kidneys Could Be Transplanted: ExpertsSix Million Face Health Insurance Tax Penalty: ReportKroger Spinach RecalledFDA Warns Parents Not to Use Milk Additive
Trader Joe's Peanut Butter Recalled
Health Officials Report New SARS-like VirusTrader Joe's Peanut Butter Recalled
More Peanut, Almond Products Recalled Over Salmonella FearsSeniors May Face Large Medicare Drug Plan Premium HikesActress Bonnie Franklin Battling Pancreatic CancerHealthy Foods Only in NYC Hospital Cafeterias
Most Americans Believe Health Care Law Will Be Implemented: PollSeniors May Face Large Medicare Drug Plan Premium Hikes
Companies Take New Approach to Worker Health CoverageU.S. Army Holds Suicide Prevention DayCustomers Less Satisfied With Mail-Order Pharmacies: Survey
Online Privacy Rules for Children to be Tightened: ReportNew SARS-Like Virus Linked to Animals
U.K. Warns Citizens About Hantavirus Outbreak in YosemiteDiet Groups Support NYC Ban on Big, Sugary DrinksOrthodox Rabbis Say They'd Ignore NYC Ban on Circumcision Ritual
Yosemite Visitors in 39 Other Countries Warned About HantavirusAuthor Judy Blume Reveals Breast Cancer BattleNFL Donates $30 Million for Brain ResearchNew Drug Approved for Rare Blood CancerDefective Tampons Stolen, May Pose Health Risk
More Than 450,000 Blinds Recalled by Blinds XpressMany American Grandparents Help Care for GrandkidsScientology Detox Method Used to Treat Agent Orange VictimsColorado Girl Recovering From Bubonic PlagueYosemite Visitors in 39 Other Countries Warned About Hantavirus
Florida Warehousing Disabled Children in Nursing Homes: Federal OfficialsU.S. Drug Shortage Easing: ReportThird Death Reported in Yosemite Hantavirus OutbreakMore Than 450,000 Blinds Recalled by Blinds Xpress
But coverage declines have begun to level off, thanks to gains among younger adults
Women with conditions including arthritis and cancer should be aware of vitamin D drop during winter
Power of suggestion, 'nocebo' effect can make you feel sick, study suggests
More are exercising and not smoking, but obesity, diabetes rates still increasing
Despite ban on selling them, 160 people in 30 states have fallen ill
Opt-out in Affordable Care Act could leave millions of low-income Americans still uninsured
Affordable Care Act's one-stop shopping for coverage won't be in place in time in many states, experts say
Voters who supported Romney are more likely to oppose Affordable Care Act implementation
In 2011 alone, patients and families were spared nearly $150 million in hospital costs
Injuries, lack of clean water, toxic mold can all pose threats
Brush and floss regularly
Start the day by eating right
If they're 6 months or older, have them vaccinated
Treating pain may ease other symptoms
It helps the child grow intellectually and develop
Make sure an adult is always watching
Visualize peace and calm
They could mean a cold or allergy
If you have any of these symptoms
Here are potential sources
If it smells, throw it away
Never use tobacco or drink alcohol
Avoid alcohol and drugs
Cool down gradually
Your body may suffer
Some are beneficial in limited amounts
Irregular menstruation is a typical warning sign
Some meds may no longer be effective against all germs
Read the instructions carefully
Make sure your diet includes iron, vitamins and minerals
Signs you should talk to a pediatrician
Here are common risk factors
Risk factors include obesity
Middle-aged females are more susceptible
Start slow after checking with your doctor
Meditation and regular exercise are excellent alternatives
Change dishtowels frequently
Teach kids to wash hands often
Creative choices for your grocery list
Drink plenty of water
Suggestions to help sleepy folks get more rest
Take warm, not hot, showers
You probably don't need as much as you've been using
Take the stairs, not the elevator
Wear sports glasses to protect your eyes
Follow safety guidelines around bathrooms
Protect your family from potential dangers
Make sure the salon uses sterile utensils
Make sure kids maintain a safe distance
Keep exercise fresh and fun
Check out the vendor first
Get help if it's too big to lift by yourself
Prepare for your visit
Talk to your doctor first
Factors to consider when using a proton pump inhibitor
It's a key part of baby's development
Choose the right toys to help little ones develop
Here's a brief checklist
Don't bathe with hot water
Follow these cooking guidelines
Keep it small
Start by making sure you always measure the feet
Swaddle the infant with a large, lightweight blanket
Wrap it in plastic when you shower
Brush it with toothpaste
Start by drinking enough water
Gently clean the skin
Soaking in warm water can help prevent infection
Regular brushing and flossing are key
Use baby shampoo when needed
Keep skin cool and dry
Protect and moisturize them daily
Look for problems before you plug them in
Use a mirror to check hard-to-see places
Make sure kids don't have access to potential dangers
Even convenience fare includes healthier options
If artificial, make sure it's labeled 'fire-resistant'
Avoid added calories by skipping veggies prepackaged in sauces
Consider your arches
Make sure you know the doctor's background
Get rid of germs and bacteria
To wash away bacteria
Oral care should start just after birth
Avoid cutting the skin
Therapy may help you deal with depression, loss or anger
Consider using an artificial tree
Shop now to avoid the last-minute rush
Limit exposure to dander
To prevent food-related illness
Cut the fat without losing calcium
Here are potential nonsurgical treatment options
Prepare for good days and bad ones
Try these suggestions
Avoid leaving when your child is hungry or sleepy
Rest, soothe and strengthen to treat pain
If symptoms aren't severe, you may not need medication
Watch for these warning signs of a poor night's sleep
Minimize nearby noise when possible
Here's what to include
Here's what to look out for
Be honest about why you have the urge
Suggestions to help you cope with loss
Ask your doctor if medication may help
Protect yourself from bites and illness
Symptoms typically include widespread pain and tender points
Set refrigerator below 40 degrees
Gadgets for the phone, TV or doorbell
But discuss plans with your doctor before you exercise
Watch for loss of feeling
To balance activity and food
Fish contains omega-3 fatty acids
Never dive into above-ground pools
Reasons why it may be performed
Signs can include shortness of breath
Heel pain is a prime symptom
Some reasons why you should take a break
You may, if cramps are a frequent problem
Take medications as your doctor prescribes
Steer clear to avoid breathing problems
The interaction can be deadly
The raw eggs it contains can make you sick
Have it checked frequently
Listen to your body
Even for a minute
Follow these suggestions to minimize symptoms
Chronic cough is a prime symptom
You may lose key nutrients
Symptoms may include anxiousness and feeling jittery
Stick to small portion sizes
Cigarette use stains teeth
Avoid contact with others who are sick
Suggestions to prevent accidental ingestion
Carry a refillable water bottle
Stretch the muscles gently
Rest often helps
Suggestions to soothe a fussy baby
They're healthy and low in fat
Don't skip any meals
Creative suggestions for healthier meals
Foods that may improve eye health
Enjoy food, but don't overdo it
Suggestions for making healthful choices
Don't munch when you're not hungry
Stick to a nutritious, balanced diet
Choose low-fat meat alternatives
But don't leave them alone
Keep a bowl of fruit where the kids will see it
Suggestions for interacting with nature
They'll have more energy for fun activities
Gently note words that are pronounced incorrectly
Offer a variety of foods
You don't have to serve up 'junk food'
Favor mushrooms or peppers over meatballs
And spice up your culinary fare
Follow these safety guidelines and talk to your doctor
Tips on how to save them safely
For a customized eating plan
Talk with a doctor about your symptoms
It helps them regain strength
Here are less costly options
It will help you feel better
Speak with an allergist first
Take it slow
Prevent loss of too much body heat
First, get a doctor's ok
Here's what to do to avoid them
Including fluctuating hormones
Why arthritis affects your tootsies
Here's what to watch for
Use high heat for more intense tastes
Don't smoke, and limit alcohol
Eat enough whole grains, experts advise
Stay in shape to help prevent injury
Sprinkle shredded cheese on soups or salads
Use the time to exercise
Don't let that bulky sweater inhibit exercise
It probably won't be a quick fix
Try these meal and snacks
Make sure the staff knows you and your history
Create a supply kit
Factors to check at each doctor's visit
Suggestions to help you recover
Especially if the youngster has these symptoms
'Think before you ink,' FDA says
Clean counters well
Don't rush the transition
Make sure you read the label first
Make sure you're prepared
Keep food safe when the electricity goes out
Avoid the fattier meats
Wash your hands before and after
Get them checked by a doctor
If they occur several times per month
Including weakness and dizziness
Maintain a consistent schedule
Take steps to limit stress
Try not to interfere with the infant's natural sleep patterns
Set a good example
A brimmed hat may help you avoid blowing pollen
Offer praise when the child calms down
Be sure to get enough sleep
Minimize your child's stress
Cover your mattresses and box springs
Visit your doctor often
Suggestions to prevent reinfestation
Enforce basic rules
Older cribs may not meet new standards
Exercise daily
Put away the video games and go outside
Prepare the injections where the child can't see you
Abide by the rules of your sport
Teach kids to recognize the growing menace
Don't share utensils
Install grab bars near the toilet, shower
Be sure to get enough fiber in your diet
Always swim with a buddy
Breathe through your nose to warm the air
Get regular checkups
Watch for symptoms of hypoglycemia
Offer healthy foods and snacks
Wash your hands frequently
Posture is important during computer use
Don't allow rough play
Avoid sitting or standing for extended periods
Suggestions for people with a private well
Eat well and exercise
Cover your mattresses
What you can do to help your children stay dry
Don't go it alone
May provide added warmth
Chronic constipation is a frequent cause
It's an odorless but toxic gas
Don't forget the back of each tooth
And suggestions for choosing the best ones
Spreading is typical
Cool techniques to ease pain and swelling
Symptoms include swelling, redness
Here's a list of possible causes
Establish consistent sleep and wake times
Here's what you can do to feel better
These suggestions may help
Don't eat too many sugar foods
Suggestions that may help avoid a flare
Signs you should see a doctor
Clean your skin gently
Be sure to clean them daily
Ringing in the ears may signal hearing loss
Read food labels carefully
... Help reduce the risk of fire
Look for these healthier choices
Your pillow may be to blame
Suggestions for at-home care
Keep a log of symptoms to help doctors isolate a cause
Comfort her and help her feel safe
Ask the pediatrician if it could mean a medical problem
You may have tooth decay
Possible signs of hyperthyroidism
Try to exercise anyway
You may not have to give up dairy entirely
Visit your doctor, pronto
Be careful during the holidays
Lose any excess weight, experts urge
Eliminate sources of pollution
Discuss concerns with your doctor
Make sure they fit and work properly
Insomnia is a potential warning sign
A dull or burning pain is a key warning sign
Typical symptoms of this common stimulant
Warning signs of hypoglycemia
No pesticides or chemicals are used.
Warning signs include severe pain when swallowing
Symptoms may become more severe
These actions may help curb the practice
Here are some warning signs to watch for
Generally not before age 3
EPA offers these hints
Factors that may dictate extra care
Start on the right foot
Write down what you eat to help you track calories
Even if you're overweight
Don't leave the child alone
Drink plenty of water and wear light clothing
And use two to prevent cross-contamination
And know how to use it
Suggestions to keep you on track with healthy eating
Focus on a healthier diet
Suggestions to prevent future stones
Get them to play a favorite sport
Offer only safe foods and toys
Always wear sunscreen
And reduce their risk of accidental poisoning
And avoid spreading germs
To help manage allergy symptoms
Be sure to eat right
Make sure it's sturdy
Make the bathwater warm, not hot
Focus on the positive
Begin a regular tennis match
And help minimize effects of arthritis
Control high blood pressure, cholesterol and high blood sugar levels
Avoid calorie-laden ingredients
Suggestions for people 60 and older
Be careful handling live poultry
Find time even if family keeps you busy
Teach proper bone health at an early age
Or their oral health may suffer
Precautions before they begin
It's commonly added to non-dairy foods
It helps monitor blood sugar over time
Keep the limb elevated
Be careful using cell phone or microwave
Make sure you get enough sleep
Don't neglect exercise
Avoid animal fats
Ease up on the salt
Check it weekly
Take a walk with friends
Suggestions to spruce up your meals
Keep it clean and covered
Follow all instructions on food packages
Especially when they're sick
Cut down on fat, salt and sugar
Wear a non-medicated pad
Visit your doctor regularly
Eat right and don't smoke
Let guests know when is convenient
Regular exercise is critical
Limit exposure to potential triggers
Blink often while at a computer or watching TV
Limit fruits and fruit juices
Learn to tame emotions and stress
Don't dwell on the negative
Talk to your dentist about what's causing yours
Avoid foods that probably were sprayed
Limit consumption of cheese, fruit juice
And help keep diabetes in check
Here's what could happen
Protect them from moisture
Make sure the child is ready
Talk to your doctor about making adjustments
Bananas are a good choice
They don't have to be loaded with fat
Wear the correct shoes
Make it as light as possible
Be sure to wash your hands
Don't text and drive
And watch for signs of delay
Talk to your doctor about preventive services
Consider allergy severity
You should limit their time outside
... By increasing stress, among other factors
It offers many health benefits
They include pulling at the ear
Protect kids from injuries
Maintain a regular schedule
Pack a site map, in case you get lost
Update your family's health history
Dry your feet carefully after bathing
Have heating systems serviced annually
Avoid touching animal waste
If you or a loved one has a food allergy
And help keep kids safe
Take meds as prescribed to ward off hypoglycemia
Preparation can help avoid foodborne illness
Avoid gum and hard candies
Things you can do to avoid the pain
Make sure pet vaccinations are current
Let them play with blocks and puzzles
Brush twice a day
Get the yearly flu shot
Products you shouldn't eat
Avoid toys with sharp edges
Watch for chipping paint if your home was built before 1978
And reduce their risk of West Nile virus
Many factors can cause childhood anxiety
Enforce these rules
Rid the crib of pillows, blankets and stuffed animals
Keep close eye on the child while you're out
Have an air-conditioned place in mind
Avoid walking barefoot
Wash and dry your feet frequently
Guard sensitive soles from sun, injury
Slow the progression of hip arthritis
Go for regular eye exams
Get the annual vaccine
Stay inside and try to keep indoor air clean
Adults should be vaccinated
Healthier beverages to keep you cool
Warm up first
Do your homework before adopting Fido
Use proper lifting technique
Seniors should keep at least one hand free
Make sure all smoke detectors are working
Test the water first
Wash your hands before and after extraction
Make them realistic and attainable
Including carrying extra weight
Don't let anyone swim alone.
Don't use headphones
Use a plastic container
Include more nutritious foods and less fat
As soon as the first tooth pops out
Make sure it's used properly
Don't use outdated glasses
Be sure to warm up before walking
Follow this checklist of items to bring
Try these no-cook options
Refresher course is a good idea for seniors
You may be at risk for these problems
Young feet can grow quickly
Who's at risk
Yes, if accompanied by pain
If you meet any of these criteria, speak to your doctor first
They include pain or weakness on one side of the body
They can be different than in men
Including gums that bleed easily
Including abdominal pain and diarrhea
Including abdominal pain
When chronic joint pain and tenderness affect young people
Learn the warning signs of iron deficiency anemia
Increases risk of cancer, ACS says
Don't overdo it
Here's how they can help
Including those who've had a prior reaction
Suggestions to help you feel better
Look for these warning signs
Make them easier to swallow
But discuss with your doctor first
Keep yourself occupied help avoid weight gain
Find ways to exercise when on the road
Don't smoke, and drink responsibly
Avoid trick-or-treating hazards
Wash your hands before expressing the milk
Here are some risk factors
Get enough dietary calcium
But do it gently
Use a pillow or rolled towel
Signs you should see a doctor
Create a week's menu in advance
And make sure they have sufficient traction
To help prevent antibiotic resistance
Here's how to clean it up properly
Don't neglect your own health
Brush them daily
Suggestions to help you prepare
Questions you should ask your doctor
Make sure your doctor knows about them
Help prevent a dangerous habit
Tips to reduce your risk of food poisoning
Questions to focus on
Sweets are OK, but only once-in-a-while
Make fresh fruits readily available
Protect them against injury
Encourage safety during sports
Keep them focused on the road
Are you really hungry?
Wash your hands to avoid passing germs
And make healthy eating fun
Remedy's effectiveness depends on the cause
They're common during childhood, doctors say
Suggestions to help you feel better
See a doctor
Check for these signs of abscess
Plantar fasciitis is a common cause
Potential complications of severe cases
It can help improve core muscles
Follow label instructions carefully
Make sure the pediatrician approves
Make sure food is thoroughly cooked
Never run it inside the home or near windows
Don't swallow any of the water
Make sure it doesn't worsen allergies
It can help improve muscle strength and coordination
Before you take one, speak to your doctor
Don't buy cans that are dented or bulging
Make it appealing and nutritious
It can bolster your heart and lungs
And burn calories more efficiently
Get your muscles ready for exercise
Especially when preparing or serving food
Including taking drugs or drinking
Use these tips to stick to healthy meals
It will protect both you and your unborn baby, doctors say
Buy a new pair when they appear worn
Leaving them alone may be the best answer
Foods to include, and those to avoid
Sinus or throat infections are common causes
Limit onions and garlic
Here are some common causes
Dryness and allergies are common triggers
Often, it's fear of the dark
How malocclusion may affect your child
Experts say you should seek medical attention right away
Here are common warning signs
Look for these warning signs
Here's how to help prevent back pain
Here are common warning signs
Ask your doctor about dietary adjustments
Signs you should see your doctor
Be sure to follow these safety tips
Follow these tips to soothe the pain
Here's a list of common causes
Avoid the fat
Fewer 'sleep hormones' produced as we age
They block sun's ultraviolet rays
Here's a list of potential benefits
Guidelines for judging your activity
How to tell if you're overdoing it
It's low impact, and can help you lose weight
But start slowly to avoid injury
If winter is getting you down
Factors your doctor should consider
Issue is important to growing number of elderly living with heart disease, researcher says
Patients sought better condition, self-esteem, activity levels
Information on state websites isn't useful, researchers find
Study found patients who ate more vegetables, fruits and fish lowered their chances of heart attack, heart failure, stroke
Expert says you can maintain your resolve at the buffet table
Enjoy outdoor cooking while keeping cancer risk to a minimum, expert urges
Regular exercise had most significant benefit in study
Risk for heart disease rises when workers drink, smoke or overeat
Swedish study found link between problem-solving ability, lung function
Study found people with both personality traits had lower levels of inflammation
U.S government experts found no evidence that calcium, vitamin D supplements help prevent fractures
CDC offers infection precautions for summer fairgoers
The prosthetics look and feel like the real thing, and could help accident victims or those with cancer
Study found seniors who struggled with hearing had earlier problems with thinking skills
But it's unclear whether the disease or the drugs that treat it are the cause
Researchers hope that treating damaged hair cells of inner ear might someday help people with hearing loss
Study found this holds true even with latest cardiac procedures
Experimental app shaves critical seconds off smartphone transmissions of EKG images, study says
Disrupted medication deliveries may have played a role
Heat waves deadlier than cold snaps, researchers find
Early evaluations can catch related developmental problems, experts say
But researchers say obesity, diabetes could threaten progress made
Following prevention guidelines might have added benefit for men, study suggests
Study found increased mortality for people with atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat
Spironolactone didn't boost treadmill test results, quality of life in one form of condition, study finds
These medications may help but should be used with care, one expert says
But whether heart failure is the cause isn't clear, expert says
In large U.S. survey, Oklahoma ranked lowest while Washington, D.C., ranked highest
Finding may one day lead to new therapies to repair damaged hearts, study suggests
Likelihood of death, readmission remains high for more than 30 days after heart failure, heart attack
Study looked at factors like blood pressure and cholesterol levels
Anomaly in a cardiac pumping chamber shows up on EKG and is tied to higher heart failure rate
Study of U.S. veterans found many stay on drugs such as Prilosec for months, years without reevaluation
Keys are better food choices, more physical activity and no secondhand smoke, doctor says
Large U.S. study followed people nearly 5 years to gauge their risk
Helps weakened heart pump blood
Research with high school students suggests overweight pals influence weight gain
Study also found greater possibility of forceps delivery
In large Swedish study, risk rose along with the mother's weight
Even in kids without fetal alcohol syndrome, study found higher risk for mental abnormalities
Brain bleeding occurred about 14 years sooner among big boozers, study finds
Study found differences in brain's 'information highway,' researcher says
Study found those who smoked in adolescence lost roughly 8 points on IQ tests
Researcher suggests 'shared identity' might be the reason why
People with 2-pack-a-day habit cut back 35 percent compared with 15 percent for pack-a-day smokers
Study found diagnoses came almost a decade sooner than for people without those habits
Study author called for individualized treatment based on this and other risk factors
Tall woman, much shorter man happens less frequently than previously thought
Fewer and less severe injuries seen in those wearing head protection, study review finds
Doctor tells how to avoid allergy, asthma triggers
Anti-inflammatory drug meloxicam provided pain relief, but not from petting, in study
Expert urges parents and coaches to make kids aware of how overdoing it can harm their health
Tragedies like the Boston bombings require a loving, shared response, experts say
Study finds that a treatment used in sleep apnea boosted healthy fetal movement
They're the U.S. health subject most searched for online, FDA reports
Study found weight returned to normal after peginterferon, but not always height
Blacks, men, people with HIV had more virus, which affects treatment response: CDC
Breast cancer drug showed even greater chances of heart failure, cardiomyopathy among older patients
He had three strokes at age 38, and is working to educate others about the danger
Study shows tiny vessels pump warm blood there so reindeer can endure freezing temperatures
Pets should be fully vaccinated before frolicking with friends, vet says
U.S. law gives states, local governments the means to restrict advertising strategy and placement
Effect is strongest in women who have only one child, study finds
Even transient hypertension linked to heart and kidney disease, diabetes
People with a genetic mutation plus hypertension have more brain plaque, researchers find
Medication needs might vary for patients who can't walk a certain speed or distance, experts say
And many older adults with the condition are also falling through the cracks
Chances of trouble were three times higher than among whites with hypertension
Brain scans suggest possible link between the two
When concentrations of the plastics chemical were high, a signal for kidney woes rose too
Tobacco smoke most common source of exposure to heavy metal, researchers add
Review found chances were greatest in those who took NSAIDs and had a history of cardiovascular disease
Large study found men who take supplements were twice as likely to get painful condition, though occurrence was still rare
In study, stories of credit card debt and cutting back on food and heating were common, even for the insured
Prevalence of advanced kidney disease among older adults underestimated, researchers say
Knowing dangers of concussion not enough to keep many teens on sidelines, survey finds
Instead, the type of antioxidant-rich food you eat might be key, experts say
Elderly who consumed the most carbohydrates, sugar had more memory, thinking problems, study finds
Other dietary factors also seemed to increase risk of cancer return
Large study doesn't prove connection, but experts say patients should ask doctors about concerns
People as young as 40 with pre-hypertension showed signs of structural damage on brain scans
But evidence review found less than 800 IUs a day didn't seem to make a difference
But study couldn't prove cause and effect, and risks for other forms of cancer weren't altered
Findings suggest a second look at what range is considered normal, researcher says
Study found 86 percent of airborne virus particles were stopped in 43 percent humidity
Connection may come from hormones found in animal fat, researcher suggests
Learn to read food labels closely, he advises
But the treatment isn't ready for prime time yet, expert says
But benefit for low-risk patients isn't clear as test increases cost and radiation exposure
Secretary of State's doctors discovered the obstruction Sunday, possibly linked to recent concussion
Secretary of State was released from hospital Wednesday after 3 days of treatment for blood clot
Secretary of State's doctors confident she will make full recovery after treatment for blood clot in head
Secretary of State was released from hospital last week after 3 days of treatment for blood clot
Women in particular did worse with alternative procedure, U.K. researchers found
Patients, doctors urged to keep this in mind when considering joint replacement and post-op care
Differences seen in how the pancreas responds to excess fat with insulin
But new analysis shows they don't necessarily improve blood sugar control
HIV-positive kids taking anti-malarials plus protease inhibitors had lower rates of recurrence
The drug, maraviroc, protects against graft-versus-host disease in the liver and gut
Far from harming the cardiovascular health of infected children, drug cocktails may give benefit
HIV-positive children most likely to have problems with sound transmission, study found
Study found 48 percent higher chance of heart trouble
Procedure recommended to treat aggressive liver cancer
But whether procedure or continued medication is responsible remains unclear
Lentiviruses evolved to current form found in monkeys
Evidence review looked at effects of league safety regulations
High-salt, high-fat foods may put these people at risk for heart attack, stroke
But doctors, patients slow to embrace this timesaver, study finds
Scant background checks of aides often leave frail elderly vulnerable, researchers say
Experts offer advice on safe use of fireplaces, wood stoves
Coordinated effort boosts quality of life, delays need for nursing home, study finds
Some 2009-2010 cases originated in Key West mosquitoes, not from travelers, CDC says
Study finds some children show 'academic resilience' and keep up with peers
Given before bedtime, study found this home remedy improved symptoms of common cold
Wheeze, cough, chest tightness evident in those who smoke using either method
Agency says new availability of doxorubicin will help people battling malignancy
Substances obtained from the bitter compound might help treat diabetes, some cancers, researchers say
Treatment might help healthy adults and those with early memory problems, study finds
Large French study did not show similar risk for women on estrogen patch or gel
Study found measuring the ratio of leptin and ghrelin helped predict success
Most recent research suggests short-term use OK for younger menopausal women, but not for older women
But it's too soon to think of trying it with humans, researchers say
Small trial found no harm to heart, memory; some experts remain unconvinced
New U.S. initiative designed to bring more transparency to cost of health care
ER patients not ready for home can receive care in these units instead of being admitted as inpatients
It's a complex, system-wide problem, expert says
Cases of perforated appendix may signal inadequate access to health care, researchers say
Study also found delirium added to risk of mental deterioration, even death
Phone time to get insurance authorization adds up to a million hours a year for psychiatrists nationwide
Goal is to reduce elective C-sections, inductions before 39 weeks, study says
Study finds that new system punishes those that are least able to improve
This common oversight may delay life-saving treatment, studies say
Tests are recommended for girls who have abdominal pain or are receiving X-rays, CT scans
Full-term deliveries give infants best chance to develop and thrive, experts say
The exception may be when hot flashes continue for years or start many years after menopause
Study found temperatures often set higher than safety standard
Many contend with extreme temperatures in sleeping quarters; daytime fatigue could threaten worker safety
Cleaning can reduce exposure to flagellin, a bacterial protein
Failure to reach agreement could have had significant impact on health care in U.S.
Failure to reach agreement could have had significant impact on health care in U.S.
Fewer awakenings seen among white, non-obese women who kept active with caregiving, chores
Preschoolers in study played most cheerfully when mothers were warm but non-interfering
Simple safety tips can prevent nasty bites, expert says
People living in the least healthy areas of U.S. twice as likely to die early, report says
Extended course of antibiotics doesn't reduce repeat infections, study finds
Diners underestimated by as much as 500 calories in study
Study found that even when brands listed amounts, they often were inaccurate
A mother recounts her son's struggle against cleft lip and palate
Excessive moisture, lotions and wipes can irritate a newborn's skin
Freshman year can set the tone for entire high school career, expert says
Prompt recognition and treatment offer best chance of full recovery
If kids aren't well enough to learn, it's best to keep them home
Key hormones, amino acids altered during digestion, study finds
Ability to do this simple task may predict risk of dying, study suggests
Study found link between human papillomavirus not related to cervical cancer, squamous cell carcinoma
Finding lends support to current guidelines combining tests among women over 30
Australian effort saw nationwide rates drop up to 93 percent in girls, young women
Researchers say proper mucus clearance may depend on how tiny hair-like cilia operate
Findings could advance research on conditions such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, experts say
Artifacts found in South Africa reveal earliest use of poison and beeswax
Decision could have wide-ranging implications for biotech industry, medical research, experts say
But genetic process is slow and people are still smart enough to find solution, researcher says
Next step is to determine if procedure is safe and recovery persists
Food manufacturing progress altered oral bacteria, leading to chronic problems, researchers say
Researchers offer recommendations to improve mental health of aid workers
Mating sparrows respond to birdsong like people do to favorite tunes, a brain study found
Researchers report people were less likely to punish those standing closer to them
'Biologic' drug spurred remission for a third of patients 6 months into treatment, study found
Disease causes inflammation in large intestine
Simple measures can help shield you and those you love, experts say
Your body shifts to survival mode at the grocery store, expert says
Experts say levels of pollen and mold typically rise after these types of storms
Planning ahead can reduce some of the stress in storm situations, New Orleans expert says
Start making emergency preparations now, experts say, because it could rival 1991's 'perfect storm'
It reduced the frequency of the symptom by nearly three-fourths, study found
Finding might reassure women considering the procedure, researcher says
Blocks proteins that spur cancer development
Decal law also helps police enforce regulations, researchers say
But U.S. recommendations call for 3-year interval after high-risk polyps removed
Men in this situation were slightly more likely to be prescribed impotence drugs, researchers found
Bath salt is street name for a group of powerful, synthetic stimulants
Guidelines needed regarding use post-diagnosis, study says
Understanding specialized cells could be key to preventing genital herpes, researchers say
Seniors' infection-fighting T cells found as strong as those of younger adults
Patient's own cells are genetically engineered for use in treatment, study finds
In preliminary trial, nivolumab shrank tumors in 30 percent of tough-to-treat patients
Nutritional deficiencies impede your ability to fight infection, expert cautions
Acceleration forces, effects of crush accidents were reduced
1 in 20 carriers can expect a life-saving shock each year, researcher says
Heart experts consider point when benefit of shocks no longer outweighs disturbance
Patients who don't respond to drugs might benefit, but larger trials needed
These defibrillators perform well outside of the research environment, investigators say
Study found one-fourth higher odds of being diagnosed with later-stage disease
Study finds shared breakfasts, dinners have no effect on kids' academics, behavior
Frescolina brand suspected as cause, at least 2 deaths and 14 cases reported, CDC says
'Treatment isn't reaching everyone who needs it,' Institute of Medicine says
Many cases of autism missed when parents don't know what signs to look for, researchers say
Analysis showed how multifaceted treatment can improve health and extend survival
Female students who act rashly when distressed may turn to alcohol to change emotional state
Self-admiring men attract mates more easily, study finds
Even slightly elevated albumin linked to raised odds of stroke, heart attack, heart failure in study
Simple swab-based cleansing cut rates of some drug-resistant bacteria by 23 percent, study found
Amyloid beta has long been tied to dementia, but injections slowed MS progression
But more research is needed to confirm the association, experts say
Certain groups in poor neighborhoods are more likely to become problem drinkers, researchers find
Lack of exercise linked to cancer, diabetes and heart disease, which cause about 10% of deaths worldwide
New lip-swab test gives immune system clues to 15-year-old, who died 500 years ago
Case study describes man whose only clear symptom was not realizing his messages were garbled
Researchers suggest that low-wage earners may put off surgery longer and then be happier with results
Although warnings are supposed to match brand-name equivalents, researchers found many variations
Nearly 13 percent reported the condition in Australian study
'Everything causes cancer these days,' said many students who use the devices
While less deadly than melanoma, basal cell and squamous cell cancers can be disfiguring
Black, Hispanic infants in study had solid foods sooner, more sugary drinks, less sleep
Some makers have switched to products free of the preservative, but labeling remains unclear
Signs of social impairment may be evident early, research suggests
For people infected with HIV-2 and then HIV-1, it takes longer for AIDS to develop, study finds
Michigan hit hardest; experts can't rule out new, localized infections
Reports found four psoriasis patients who took similar drug developed rare but sometimes deadly condition
Antibiotic device treats Pseudomonas aeruginosa lung infections
Testing in pigs shows it serves as platform for growth of healthy tissue; human trials are planned
Most teens subdued by police were larger, older
Sprains, falls most common, study found
Dozens of kids treated daily on average in U.S. emergency rooms
Studies in U.S., Norway found 'traditional' forms of torment are more common among kids
Large U.S study also found greater odds of home health care use in people with sleep problem
Early study adds to evidence supporting sleep's importance in preventing disease
Harvard researchers report on impact of health insurance in youths' disease management
Weight loss, exercise brought remission to few and better health to many more
Long-term study finds that it does not extend life expectancy
Method also used for tracking flu outbreaks
Only 12 percent of their day spent at bedsides
Ability peaks for adults in their 30s, study finds
Those who delegate medical decisions to their doctor have shorter hospital stays, researchers say
Avoid excessively high doses, thyroid experts warn
Young researcher suggests that users avoid placing tablets too close to the chest
Plant-based foods with iron, zinc may help stave off monthly symptoms, study found
Study found that people with atrial fibrillation showed mental declines at earlier age than those without heart condition
New type of med may eliminate grogginess, other side effects, study suggests
In small study, Italian researchers detected who had the disease with 75 percent accuracy
Kids who do worse in school more likely to have manual jobs, smoke and be overweight, study suggests
Supporters see medical gains for millions, opponents see unwanted expansion of government's power
Hair loss by age 30 may raise risk, study suggests
Simple sugar found in high-fructose corn syrup and elsewhere is tied to appetite changes in study
Current shot may be less effective than earlier one, experts suggest
Many ob/gyn residents would like specialized training but don't get it, study finds
Study suggests this form of musical know-how is not simply training-related
Spotting, managing young people like the Conn. gunman is difficult and will take more resources, experts say
In survey of VA primary care docs, 30 percent said they'd missed patient test results
The right hemisphere 'is doing important things in the resting state,' researchers say
Expert offers tips to make the meeting less intimidating
Study found lack of social contact a bigger predictor of early death than just feeling alone
Expert advice on how to stay cool if you've lost your electricity
They'll figure it out on their own without a specific age limit
However, some experts contend that being 'fit and fat' is the exception, not the rule
Most fatalities, tied to radiation, will occur in Japan, Stanford scientists predict
German study of TMJ patients didn't pin down how body-mind connection works
Symptomatic vitreomacular adhesion
Study found family meals suffered as work pressures increased
Gap in longevity between better- and least-educated women is growing, study finds
Experts say doctors need to cut chances of cardiac trouble before procedure
Administrators should assess job conditions, researchers say
But most elementary schools are in districts or states that don't limit sales of fat, sugar, salt to students
Veggie and salmon fare encourages blood flow, but sausage, egg and cheese meal restricts it, study finds
In states with toughest regulations, kids more likely to maintain healthy body weight
Western diet tied to health problems in young rats after just 2 months, study finds
Food-pricing strategies can reduce dietary inequalities, researcher says
Scientists identify changes in estrogen metabolism as key factor
It may be easing already in parts of the U.S., ramping up in others, experts say
Loss not as dramatic as with dieting, but weight stays off, researchers found
Cell culture technology
Disorder affects about 1 million in U.S.
Research pins cardiac problems on severe stress
Can be given faster than plasma
Helpful tips can reassure expectant mothers about their hair, nail and skin care treatments
Avoid using sunscreen on babies under 6 months old and watch for signs of dehydration
Curious children may get concentrated product in their mouth or eyes
Cross-contamination can occur easily during cooking process, study says
Researchers found aerobic, water exercise reduced pain, boosted function in patients
Experts remind people to take special care of their animals in emergency situations
Less won't give enough vitamin D, but more can lower iron stores, researchers say
Also a good idea to to put off getting that new puppy
When the going gets cold, the cold get going, experts say
Study found higher death risk for those who were overweight, physically inactive
Height requirements are designed to weed out kids who are too young to enjoy the ride, expert says
Seniors who keep active and don't smoke live an average 5 years longer, researchers say
Small study found they tended to do better at developing social skills when this 'co-therapist' was used
Staying active, eating breakfast and controlling portions can curb holiday calories
Findings suggest chronic kidney disease could help ID people at risk for heart disease
Screening would help improve their care, researchers say
Study found slightly increased risk for chronic disease, especially in women
Tuberous sclerosis causes benign growths to form on organs that doctors can mistake for cancer
Assessing 7 factors in ER can limit unnecessary radiation exposure, researchers say
Initiatives from cooking classes to 'teaching gardens' can make it happen
Children born at 37, 38 weeks lagged behind third-grade peers
Identifying which factors lead to longer recoveries may improve treatment
At 6 months, babies watched closely as their parents laughed at absurd events, researchers say
By age 5, children motivated much like adults
Plate size and self-serving increased first-graders' food intake, researchers found
Findings refute common belief that eyeglasses will cure recurring headaches in children
Researchers don't yet have an explanation for the link
Educational approaches that address each issue work best, review suggests
Study found close contact with relatives, friends who had warts was greatest risk factor
European research compared nutritional choices such as fruits and veggies, sugary drinks
Study investigated access to dermatologists for children with the skin condition
Infection traced to animals bred at single California facility
Children helping themselves to drug-laced cookies, brownies
Better performance at age 7 linked to better incomes, jobs and housing in adulthood, U.K. study says
Friends' cigarette use a bigger factor in middle school than in high school, research shows
When more than one is ingested, they can cause life-threatening complications in stomach, bowel
As participation grows, accident rate poses a hurdle
Only kindergarten students who truly need waivers should get them, to protect group immunity
Extra half-hour a night made a difference in alertness, attention
Brain regions that control 'emotional memories' are underactive, researchers find
Study found high attention to detail, working memory scores
Findings suggest need for better outpatient psychiatric care
Scans showed less brain activity in areas involved with language when these kids saw others being bad
In study, they tended to only copy necessary actions by adults when completing tasks
MRI shows weaker connection to brain's reward center in those who have high-functioning autism
Researchers say this might lead to sensory overload
Non-contact activities safest, allowing children to enjoy exercise, experts say
Hardened arteries more than twice as common among this group
Researchers say ligament injury, once rare in youngsters, is rising with sports training intensity
Medical, parenting groups working to increase flu vaccination, awareness
Study has implications for how long children should wait to resume activities, experts say
Experts suspect obesity drives the skin problem
Child obesity was more likely as parental stress scores rose
Elderly tend to get strain that's dominant in winter, while children more vulnerable to summer strain
But measles, chickenpox protection remains a concern
Evidence is inconclusive and may even point to weight gain, researchers say
Mixing cold, allergy drugs can cause harm, agency says
But menus that list calories alone don't change people's ordering or eating habits, study finds
In people who have had other therapies
'XMRV' also once thought to cause chronic fatigue syndrome
Researchers grow small vessels using stem cells from fat gathered through liposuction
Young men in small study ate more when sleep-deprived
Less shuteye, higher grades linked to increased injuries in study
Alcohol may help prevent osteoporosis in postmenopausal women, researchers say
Move comes after more allegations surfaced in bike-doping scandal
Doping scandal has already caused cyclist to step down as head of cancer charity
Efforts needed to inform Spanish-speaking women about their pain relief options, research suggests
Research shows some girls with the condition have physical pain, lower self-esteem
Preliminary research suggests procedure could have advantages over traditional method of fat removal
Trials of the brain treatment planned for humans, but with electromagnetic stimulation instead
Adults in stable marriages report less illness, more happiness than single peers
Spanish study suggests that having midday meal before 3 p.m. might help dieters
Research suggests trading sleep for study may be a bad idea
By age 3, both groups show similar developmental progress
Study suggests earlier talks might contribute to care aimed at easing suffering
Authors say it defines disorders more concisely; critics say it will lead to over-diagnosis and unnecessary treatments
Authors say it defines disorders more concisely; critics say it will lead to over-diagnosis and unnecessary treatments
Fungus found in steroid produced by Massachusetts pharmacy, officials reveal
Texas still the hardest hit state with 1,714 cases, 76 deaths, CDC says
The colorful, liquid-filled pods look like toys or treats, experts say
Docs offer safety tips to protect fingers, hands and feet
Licensing, training needed to restrict use by children, researcher says
Report looks at the environment's effect on children's health
Study found strategy boosted long-term results in women trying to lose weight
Women with common tumor types might die of disease a decade later, affecting treatment decisions
Report shows about 6,200 people went to the ER for holiday-related injuries in 2011
Finding may advance research on climate change
Convulsive status epilepticus could have long-lasting impact for infants
Lack of training, safety concerns may deter would-be Good Samaritans
No major difference in outcomes of coronary artery bypass graft with minimal or large leg incisions
60-minute workout no better for weight loss than half-hour regimen
Reason for possible protective effect is unclear, researchers say
Modest dietary changes would reduce risk of stroke, heart disease, studies confirm
Resist the urge to immediately respond to your infant's nighttime awakenings, researchers say
Experts say recent recalls of pre-cut produce don't make it less safe than purchasing in bulk
Small, early study may have found a way to help marrow transplants work without immune troubles
Presidents tend to live shorter lives than those they beat; awards no guarantee of extra years, study says
Taking aspirin, statins and not smoking helps people with blocked leg arteries avoid complications
Small steps can help people finally achieve that elusive resolution, expert says
Education, urban living helped keep older adults walking tall, Chinese data shows
Seniors who were bilingual since childhood showed quicker thinking skills than others in study
Study found older people forgot more upon waking than younger people
Bath open to the outside leads to harrowing experience
Therapy increased progression-free survival in children who responded well to chemo, study says
Children should not play with these products, researcher says
Devices seem to improve brain's recognition of sounds, study finds
Most recent cases linked to soft cheeses, produce
Whether it's drug therapy or vocational training, more study needed to clarify benefits
But pediatricians' group acknowledged that lower pesticide levels may be better for growing brain
In wake of Newtown shooting, review finds more evidence needed on what to do when children can't cope
Most people 6 months of age and older are urged to get vaccinated
Discovered in 2001, human metapneumovirus is worse in very young, very old
Study tied high pollution to lower test scores for memory, language
Study looked at whether adults eventually had a stroke and compared areas where they had lived
Dementia starts later in families with exceptional longevity, researchers say
This could be due to UV ray exposure, study author says
Study of black Americans found link between having these restaurants nearby and being overweight
Infants may have higher risk for conditions like pneumonia, study found
Study found those who fibbed less had fewer headaches, less anxiety
Pollution can worsen symptoms associated with exercise-induced asthma, experts say
Body produces antibodies against pest's saliva, which contains same carbohydrate found in beef, pork
Lack of social support also raises risk of memory decline, study finds
Feelings of social isolation linked to poorer immunity, more inflammation in study patients
Those who spent over 11 hours in emergency department more likely to be traumatized months later: study
Finding is controversial since common practice is to cease efforts early when patients fail to respond
Study suggests imaging tests done less than a year later find little cancer, drain health care dollars
But the risk doesn't outweigh the benefit of aspirin in preventing heart attacks and strokes, experts say
Taking azithromycin for a year cut down on re-hospitalizations for disease flare-ups, study found
It found the drugs had serious side effects, didn't help patients after several months
Large study of U.S. smokers found quitting by age 35 reduces effect most, but it's never too late
Choosing effective sun protection should be easier now, experts say
Study found shedding pounds reduced GERD symptoms among overweight, obese patients
Shedding pounds through diet alone or diet and exercise aided shuteye, researchers say
Study finds both low-carb and low-fat diets help overweight people reduce inflammation
Seniors, women of childbearing age and kids at greatest risk for the blood disorder, researchers say
But all too often, the demand outpaces the technology to deliver it, Harris Interactive/HealthDay poll finds
Researchers suggest oxytocin might naturally protect against chronic pain after delivering a baby
Overly aggressive glucose control might backfire in older patients, findings suggest
Cost to U.S. is $17 billion a year, researchers say, but experts question findings
Lowest levels may raise risk of overactive parathyroid glands, which can weaken bones, study says
Mothers with deficiency had kids with lower IQs and reading ability, researchers say
Hormonal changes could influence disease severity, researchers say
Researchers looked at full-term births from 50 years ago
Findings significant since most over 65 are deficient in it, researchers say
Although cause and effect not proven, frail seniors appeared most vulnerable
Women, younger workers are particularly vulnerable, study suggests
Study runs counter to previous research that suggested caloric restriction might boost longevity
Third World nations would benefit from the paper-based system, researchers say
Study found those who lived in states where it was legal to drink at age 18 drank heavily more often as adults
Smoking also played key role in respiratory trouble for young adults, study found
Health clinics in poorer communities less likely to offer services such as electronic communication
Insect uses Milky Way's light to guide 'poo' ball away from competitors
Leading cause of diabetic blindness
Study finds gene therapy eliminated mimic of type 1 disease in five beagle pups; implications for humans unclear
Study looked at music therapy combining songs and special womb-like sounds
False-positive results lead to unneeded risky procedures
Breathing tests improved more for 9/11 rescue crews than nearby workers
This autoimmune disease appears to raise risk for preeclampsia
It's even more likely when bull's-eye rash shows up on different part of body
Among people with certain cancers
Optical fibers map walking patterns, warn of potential dangers
Higher levels of the mineral tied to greater bone density in study
Early study tested the noninvasive treatment on smokers
Study found device allowed some heartburn patients to stop taking medication
Effect seen only when tablet computer was within inches of the patient's head, researcher noted
Low-cost mailers led to greater use of 'sun-protective' clothing, hats and shade, study finds
Hydration, proper clothing important, expert cautions
But strategies exist to modify this risk, researchers say
Top heart and diabetes organizations endorse their use -- with a caveat on 'compensating' with high-calorie foods
Almost half of Americans protected from secondhand smoke, compared with 3 percent in 2000, CDC says
Expert offers tips for changing recipes and keeping potentially harmful foods separate
Keep kids' ages in mind when shopping, doctors urge
Help your child get the most from homework without hassles, hovering
Signing first triggers people's self-awareness, making it harder for them to cheat, study finds
The feared Ebola virus is much less common, study says
Men gave up to 26% more to waitresses in red, but color didn't effect female customers, researchers say
Researchers wonder if risky behaviors influence death rates
Annual screenings continue as women, doctors appear to be ignoring task force recommendations, new data shows
Those on tamoxifen who showed reduction in breast density had 50 percent lower risk of death within 15 years
But one expert says it's just too difficult to assess screening's role in breast cancer trends
Researchers found similar risk for advanced disease as with yearly screening, but some experts disagree
But other experts cite limitations of Swedish study, encourage regular mammograms
But U.S. expert cites flaws in study, notes other research came to different conclusions
European review finds that screening every two years worthwhile for those aged 50 to 70
Follow-up test needed to confirm ricin was in mail sent to President Obama, Republican senator, officials say
Steroid treatment for inflammatory disorder may have spurred 'hyperinfection,' report says
CDC continues to monitor patients sickened by shots from now-shuttered Mass. pharmacy
Despite a late spring, summer allergy season will be strong, sinus expert says
Insect is endemic throughout the Southeast, researchers note, and can spur severe reaction
FDA has power to mandate lower levels of the toxin, researchers say
But some cities continue to have dangerously high levels of ozone and soot
1 in 25 reports falling asleep at the wheel, CDC says
While average adult weight rose in 2008-2009, most surveyed thought they'd dropped pounds
Nearly half of adults surveyed do not have emergency supplies, researchers find
Lack of insurance coverage was key factor in patients cutting back on drugs they need
Poll found misconceptions linger about what it means, how it happens
Researchers say finding underscores need for DNA screening
These and other foot disorders are 'highly inheritable,' study finds
Gastrointestinal trouble, heightened sensory responses found in about one-fourth of kids
Common mutations in white people greatly increase risk of dying from the drug, researchers contend
Not all caregivers aware of guidelines on car seats, infant sleep, walkers
Study authors say these 'silent' attacks raise the risk of dying just as much as recognized ones
Researchers also found links between these anomalies and autism
Although they're aware of the dangers, they say they don't want to be banned from playing
Pain assessment should be integral part of treating kids, researchers say
Study finds nearly 9 out of 10 still suffer, despite treatment advances
Study found readmissions for fever, infections and gastro problems
Simple measures can keep patients on track, researchers say
That poses a significant barrier to the treatment of obesity, researchers say
Palliative radiation therapy can ease pain, but 64 percent in study thought it could cure their cancer
Rate doubled among family physicians between 2005 and 2011, study finds
But most don't have a written evacuation plan, researchers find
That could spell trouble for their future health, study says
Result: They're 30 percent more likely to die over five-year span, researchers find
They often miss fine print on the label warning against use in children younger than 4 years old
Work-related calls a priority for nearly one-third polled
Cell phone chats most common, but distractions also include grooming, Web surfing and child care
So-called 'study drugs' don't boost grades, and abusing them is dangerous, researchers warn
The problem is much more common among children, teens
Study found that sufferers often expected hacking to cease within a week, but 3 weeks is more realistic
Physicians say more training, practice-based changes might lead to improved care for obese patients
Agency offers clear advice to help you avoid infections
More information about cheaper options could save beneficiaries hundreds of dollars a year
While 1 in 8 has memory problems and confusion, too few seek help
Identifying those patients cuts health costs, recovery time
Smoke-free campaigns should target parent drivers, researchers say
Greatest benefit seen within first 2 years of treatment, but half quit earlier
Ambulance can speed diagnosis and lifesaving treatment
Most treatments offer only modest benefits, reports large review
Researchers call for better pain management
Screening found this situation among 1 in 5 young ER patients
In study, those with post-op problems both in and out of hospital had highest rates of reoperation, death
National effort launched to raise awareness, encourage involvement
Roughly half knew classmates who sold drugs, and knew nearby spots to drink or get high during the day
Fewer than 1 in 4 receives recommended screening for kidney disease, organ damage, study finds
Doctors must improve their message, researchers say
Electronic records could prevent important information from falling through cracks, expert says
Representation in studies is important for evaluating how treatments work for everyone
Emotional exhaustion, cynicism in physicians may affect patient care, expert says
Study found variations by background; higher rates in Puerto Ricans, lower rates in South Americans
Attacks that wouldn't be tolerated against adults may be shrugged off when children involved, expert says
About 1 in every 20 teens attempts suicide, often when already being treated for mental health woes
Bad diet, lack of exercise raise odds for later heart disease, experts warn
Problem often goes hand-in-hand with emotional disorders like depression, expert says
Finding gives hope to those exposed to radiation in other nuclear disasters, researchers say
Included are depressed, unpopular teens and avid gamers
Study found age was key to whether patients knew HIV status and were getting treatment
Disease stage and genetic factors may be related to women's treatment decisions, study shows
Signs of heart stress in 50-somethings resolved within a week, tests showed
Pain, spasms and sleep quality also improved in those given drug vs. placebo
Sativex mouth spray that contains the extract does not seem effective,
research shows
Teen usage of some other drugs declining, U.S. officials say
Case studies of cannabinoid hyperemesis describe bouts of nausea, vomiting, pain
Sanctioned as an orphan drug
Finding lends support for vow to take 'in sickness and in health'
Study found those who did not have a spouse in their 40s were more than twice as likely to die early
They were less likely to suffer domestic violence, substance abuse, depression than other moms-to-be
With quick therapy, there is a 20% to 40% chance of recovery, animal study suggests
Breathing in 'nanomaterials' seems to cause inflammation, study contends
Study found kids who were exposed to one or both before the age of 3 were more likely to be diagnosed by 6
While beetle larvae may not seem appetizing, study finds they're more environmentally friendly than livestock
Current tracking system needs to take this into account, use other strategies, researchers say
Changes can be detected and measured while older people are still healthy, researchers say
Two studies suggest the devices might be an improvement in clearing blocked vessels
Pediatric ventricular assist device buys time for young patients with severe heart failure
New U.S. doctors will be needed to offset projected shortage of 90,000, experts say
Continued efforts needed to restrict trainees' exposure to drug industry promotion, researchers say
Yet no clear evidence the program improves diabetes, high-blood pressure, other ills, at least in early years of enrollment
'Generally safe' for treatment of symptoms of menopause, under a doctor's direction
Doctors weigh wisdom of prescribing drug in hypothetical case involving woman with advanced breast cancer
When drug company gift restrictions are taught, physicians shy away from newly marketed meds, study says
People with individual or employer health plans paid more out of pocket, had worse access to care
Study also found less use of heart failure, diabetes drugs as out-of-pocket costs rose
Health care spending in the final 5 years exceeds total household assets for one in four seniors
Officials say there are more highly rated health plans to choose from in 2013
Government-appointed Trustees credit Affordable Care Act with cost savings
But U.S. patients in higher-spending regions have more, longer hospital stays
Researchers found rates started dropping before reimbursements for such infections were withdrawn
Researchers also looked at its effect on stress and inflammation in older adults
Study finds choosing a technique you're comfortable with makes you less likely to quit
Small study looked at Transcendental Meditation
Healthy eating helped men lower bad cholesterol
Large study showed better retention of mental skills in seniors who had followed it
Early detection of this serious skin cancer is critical
Deadly skin cancer still rare in kids, but long-term study found 2 percent yearly increase among whites
In small study, patients on beta blockers gained about half-hour of sleep when taking supplement
Study finds testosterone levels drop, reducing adultery urge
Extensive study found hospitalized men had 60 percent greater odds of bloodstream, surgical infections
About 1 in 93 men and 1 in 133 women will develop kidney failure if they live to 80, researchers find
Athletes choose the color to show dominance and aggression, research suggests
At-risk older males who took Reclast saw 67 percent drop in fractures
Males' need for 'control' over health may trigger more of a setback when illness strikes, researchers say
Danish study found overweight males in their 20s had worse health in middle age
Raises questions about cost-cutting pressure in health care and lack of oversight, experts say
Illnesses linked to tainted steroid injections have spread to 14 states, agency reports
Fungus found in steroid produced by Massachusetts pharmacy, officials reveal
Fungus found in steroid produced by Massachusetts pharmacy, officials reveal
Fungus found in steroid produced by Massachusetts pharmacy, officials reveal
Lawmakers, pharmacy representatives wrangled this week in Congressional hearings
Up to 13,000 got steroid shots linked to the outbreak, agency says
Outbreak has spurred federal legislators to push for more oversight of 'compounding pharmacies'
Company at center of the outbreak had encountered problems with tainted shots before, reports say
490 people have been sickened, CDC says
Challenges may be worse in the first year after menstrual periods stop, researchers report
Experts suggest women use menopause as motivation to take charge of their health
One-quarter of patients fail to start or complete recommended therapy, researchers find
Study found they were more likely to buy clothes, focus on their appearance on fertile days
Frequent put-downs, tirades, threats may constitute psychological maltreatment
Women with anxiety disorders 3.5 times more likely to report abuse
Even solving puzzles might stave off decline and memory loss, study hints
Survey of workers, volunteers looked at community access to services for children and teens
During pregnancy appointments, ask about father's state of mind, experts say
Former inmate describes efforts to stay emotionally healthy after his release
The rate is twice as high among people aged 18 to 25 than among those over 50, report indicates
Overweight patients on a 'lifestyle changes' program improved exercise, nutrition, shed more pounds
Swedish study found 5 times higher chance of becoming a victim
Psychiatric symptoms more common when brain's temporal lobe is involved, researchers find
Small steps, including stretching, watching educational DVDs, reaped rewards
Researchers suggest selecting seafood known to have lower levels of the metal
New strain will most likely weaken over time, infection specialists explain
The standby drug had a lower death risk than 3 different meds from the sulfonylurea group
Study counters prior research suggesting the medicine might help cancer patients
Small study suggests better methods needed
Combination of methamphetamine, troubled home environment muted toddlers' responses
Drug is complex, overprescribed, CDC director says
Small, preliminary study suggests radioactive beads may extend life by months in some patients
Collaboration helped control multi-drug resistant bacterial infection at research hospital
Devices appear to reduce pressure in the eye, studies find
Midlife crisis seems to have a basis in evolution, not modern human lifestyles, research suggests
Common conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's less likely
Promising results for triple-negative form of disease seen in tests with mice
But no link found between number, severity of lesions and lowered thinking skills
Those around them don't take their attacks seriously, consider them unreliable, expert says
Study found only high blood pressure was a greater predictor of heart attacks, strokes and blood clots
Hopelessness, disability may play a role in feelings of despair, study finds
Chronic headaches linked to poorer school performance in study
No difference seen over long term between those with or without the painful headaches
Danish study did not prove a cause-and-effect link, however
People with only one hormone at abnormal levels were not at higher risk
Depression, anxiety and sleep problems can arise during long deployments of loved ones
Problem is related to combat exposure, not childbirth, research shows
Residents stock up on emergency supplies, while evacuations ordered, public transit shut down
Agency estimates that 105 million received the benefit in 2011 and 2012
Health experts disagree on safe levels needed to prevent illness
Yet most have regular access to medical care, report notes
Study findings illustrate disease's burden 'quite starkly,' author says
Multi-unit buildings need to become smoke-free zones, experts say
Only 11 percent of the 79 million Americans with prediabetes aware they have the condition
Residents stock up on emergency supplies, while evacuations ordered, public transit shut down
Such brain-computer interfaces have potential to help people with paralysis, researcher says
Distracting thoughts account for significant proportion of collisions, study says
Woman paralyzed 13 years from neck down can now move hand without computer assistance
Bioengineered implant could house transplanted insulin-producing cells, researchers say
15 percent of victims suffer serious disabilities but clot-busting drugs may help, research suggests
Effects on weight, exercise seem to be magnified for black, Hispanic teens, research suggests
Finding suggests there are differences that need to be addressed, researcher says
But researchers say attitudes might not match actual risk
But with similar schools, family income, disparities declined
Compared to white children, black and Hispanic patients may be missing out on certain types of care
California researcher says rerouting to other ERs can harm patients' health
Study found hardening of the arteries more common in women with more miscarriages
Fatal 'sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease' is often mistaken for other degenerative conditions
Diagnosis-related claims -- not surgical or medication errors -- are the most costly of all, researcher says
About 1 in 4 in intensive care has undiagnosed, sometimes potentially fatal, conditions
Expert panel recommends steps to prevent or account for incomplete information
Incomplete removal of polyps and poor follow-up are top factors for those at increased risk, researchers report
Mary Ingalls, of 'Little House on the Prairie', probably didn't go blind from scarlet fever, experts suggest
The footwear alters gait and reduces load on the joint, researchers say
But experts caution that the results are no green light for moms-to-be to drink
Study finds 1 to 6 weekly drinks could be harmful
More than 3 weekly glasses of beer, wine or liquor halved risk of the autoimmune disease
Older adults with heart disease, advanced diabetes were more apt to develop atrial fibrillation than peers who drank less
Women who consume alcohol in moderation have lower risk of heart disease death, researchers add
Algae bloom in local water can lead to shellfish poisoning if not monitored
As countries gain information and communication advances, populations pack on pounds, research shows
New study shows slight effect, but arduous 'leaching' treatment has side effects, doctors say
Study found reduced diabetes risk, even if weight returned
Treatment is harmless to normal cells but attacks cancer cells; finding is preliminary, researchers say
Three species linked to wheezing at age 7
Hair, blood samples revealed HIV-negative infants were exposed to antiretrovirals, researchers say
Babies with obese mothers were most likely to watch up to 3 hours daily instead of playing
Other risk factors include family history of pre-term births, high blood pressure, researchers say
Death rates appear to rise and fall depending on day of week, season, research suggests
Obese adults embrace walking program to avoid hike in insurance premiums, study finds
Happiness tied to respect, influence, not wealth