Athletes Need to Protect Against Heat Stroke: Expert
(31-Jul-2010)
Taking simple steps during summer sports can prevent potentially fatal illness, athletic trainer says |
Athletes Need to Protect Against Heat Stroke: Expert
(31-Jul-2010)
Taking simple steps during summer sports can prevent potentially fatal illness, athletic trainer says |
Experts Support FDA Panel's Backing of New Blood Thinner
(30-Jul-2010)
Brilinta, which got nod from agency advisors Wednesday, would be welcome option, docs say |
H1N1 Protection in Coming Season's Flu Vaccines: FDA
(30-Jul-2010)
Just one shot should shield against multiple strains, agency says |
Flu Vaccine for Upcoming Season Approved
(30-Jul-2010)
Protects against three strains predicted to be most prevalent
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Experimental Diet Pill May Bring 'Modest' Weight Loss
(30-Jul-2010)
Contrave combines an antidepressant with an anti-addiction drug |
Calcium Supplements Linked to Boost in Heart Attack Risk
(30-Jul-2010)
People should get needed mineral through their diet, researchers say |
Mom's Weight Before Pregnancy May Affect Weight of Child
(30-Jul-2010)
Women overweight/obese before conceiving more likely to have overweight/obese kids: study |
Experimental Diet Pill May Bring 'Modest' Weight Loss
(30-Jul-2010)
Contrave combines an antidepressant with an anti-addiction drug |
Calcium Supplements Linked to Boost in Heart Attack Risk
(30-Jul-2010)
People should get needed mineral through their diet, researchers say |
Experimental Diet Pill May Bring 'Modest' Weight Loss
(30-Jul-2010)
Contrave combines an antidepressant with an anti-addiction drug |
Cuvposa Approved for Chronic Drooling in Children
(29-Jul-2010)
Primarily those with neurological disorders |
Knee, Hip Replacements May Aid Weight Loss: Study
(29-Jul-2010)
Healthier lifestyle may be an added bonus for patients following joint surgery, researcher suggests |
Black Teens May Need Higher Vitamin D Supplementation
(29-Jul-2010)
Even with sun exposure, levels were deficient in this vulnerable group, researchers say |
Knee, Hip Replacements May Aid Weight Loss: Study
(29-Jul-2010)
Healthier lifestyle may be an added bonus for patients following joint surgery, researcher suggests |
FDA Cites Its Food Safety Web Site
(28-Jul-2010)
More than 100 problems identified so far, agency says |
FDA Cites Its Food Safety Web Site
(28-Jul-2010)
More than 100 problems identified so far, agency says |
In Young Girls, Obesity Linked to Early Puberty, Analysis Reveals
(28-Jul-2010)
Unanswered questions remain, including psychological impact, researcher says |
Complications From Weight-Loss Surgery 'Relatively Low'
(27-Jul-2010)
Michigan study finds high-volume hospitals, surgeons reporting fewest problems |
Complications From Weight-Loss Surgery 'Relatively Low'
(27-Jul-2010)
Michigan study finds high-volume hospitals, surgeons reporting fewest problems |
To Help Keep Weight Off, Turn to the Web
(27-Jul-2010)
Well-designed Internet sites boost odds that pounds won't return, study finds |
Close Ties With Others Might Lengthen Life, Review Finds
(27-Jul-2010)
Strong support system seems to have significant health benefits, researchers say |
Close Ties With Others Might Lengthen Life, Review Finds
(27-Jul-2010)
Strong support system seems to have significant health benefits, researchers say |
Combination Drug Approved for High Blood Pressure
(26-Jul-2010)
Tribenzor sanctioned for those who don't respond to other drugs |
Study Explores Links Between Obesity and Chronic Pain
(26-Jul-2010)
Finding suggests connection to family history and frame of mind |
Study Explores Links Between Obesity and Chronic Pain
(26-Jul-2010)
Finding suggests connection to family history and frame of mind |
Shedding Pounds Saved One Woman's Life
(23-Jul-2010)
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FDA Panels Reject Plan to Curb Opioid Painkiller Abuse
(23-Jul-2010)
Stumbling block was lack of mandatory training for prescribing doctors, official says |
Generic Lovenox Approved for Deep Vein Thrombosis
(23-Jul-2010)
A condition that could cause deadly blood clots |
Urge Kids to Drink Water During Hot Weather: Expert
(23-Jul-2010)
Make sure it's readily available and watch for signs of dehydration, doctor advises |
As Weight Goes Up, So Do Heart Risks
(23-Jul-2010)
Across-the-board improvements may await those who trim down |
As Weight Goes Up, So Do Heart Risks
(23-Jul-2010)
Across-the-board improvements may await those who trim down |
Shedding Pounds Saved One Woman's Life
(23-Jul-2010)
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As Weight Goes Up, So Do Heart Risks
(23-Jul-2010)
Across-the-board improvements may await those who trim down |
Shedding Pounds Saved One Woman's Life
(23-Jul-2010)
|
As Weight Goes Up, So Do Heart Risks
(23-Jul-2010)
Across-the-board improvements may await those who trim down |
Shedding Pounds Saved One Woman's Life
(23-Jul-2010)
|
As Weight Goes Up, So Do Heart Risks
(23-Jul-2010)
Across-the-board improvements may await those who trim down |
Some on Statins May Not Need Boost in 'Good' Cholesterol
(22-Jul-2010)
High-dose users with very low 'bad' cholesterol don't benefit, researchers say
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The Longer You Sit, the Shorter Your Life Span: Study
(22-Jul-2010)
Effect was seen even when researchers factored out obesity, exercise |
Moderate Caffeine Intake Safe During Pregnancy, Experts Say
(21-Jul-2010)
A cup a day not linked to miscarriage or preterm birth, new guidelines suggest |
FDA Puts Partial Hold on Avandia Safety Study
(21-Jul-2010)
Enrollment in TIDE trial suspended after agency rules diabetes drug has heart risks |
Prenatal Vitamin Levels a Concern After Weight Loss Surgery
(21-Jul-2010)
Child born blind because of vitamin A deficiency, study says |
Prenatal Vitamin Levels a Concern After Weight Loss Surgery
(21-Jul-2010)
Child born blind because of vitamin A deficiency, study says |
Health Tip: Reduce Your Sugar Consumption
(20-Jul-2010)
Suggestions for how to cut back
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Health Tip: Reduce Your Sugar Consumption
(20-Jul-2010)
Suggestions for how to cut back
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Cholesterol Screening Rates Too Low in Young U.S. Adults: CDC
(19-Jul-2010)
About half get tested, while up to one-quarter have high 'bad' levels, research shows |
Autistic Kids Often Fussier Eaters, but Nutrition OK
(19-Jul-2010)
Slower, pickier eating can arise in infancy, but growth tends to be unimpaired, study finds |
Autistic Kids Often Fussier Eaters, but Nutrition OK
(19-Jul-2010)
Slower, pickier eating can arise in infancy, but growth tends to be unimpaired, study finds |
Obesity as Young Adult May Boost Psoriatic Arthritis Risk
(19-Jul-2010)
Study found that 20 percent of those overweight at age 18 developed condition by age 35 |
Major Fast Food Chains Have Reduced Trans Fats
(16-Jul-2010)
McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's sizzle increasingly fewer fries in the unhealthful fats, study shows |
Major Fast Food Chains Have Reduced Trans Fats
(16-Jul-2010)
McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's sizzle increasingly fewer fries in the unhealthful fats, study shows |
Major Fast Food Chains Have Reduced Trans Fats
(16-Jul-2010)
McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's sizzle increasingly fewer fries in the unhealthful fats, study shows |
Avandia Raises Heart Risk But Should Stay on Market, FDA Panel Finds
(15-Jul-2010)
Experts vote for tightened controls or restricted sales on diabetes drug |
Diabetics Urged to Confer With Their Doctor About Avandia Use
(15-Jul-2010)
Health risks posed by an unauthorized change of medications could be great, experts say |
No-Shame Programs May Appeal to Obese
(15-Jul-2010)
But tactics should emphasize lifestyle change, not weight loss, survey suggests |
No-Shame Programs May Appeal to Obese
(15-Jul-2010)
But tactics should emphasize lifestyle change, not weight loss, survey suggests |
Too Many Tots Watching Too Much TV: Study
(15-Jul-2010)
Oregon study finds 1 in 5 young kids exposed to more than the recommended 2 hours a day |
No-Shame Programs May Appeal to Obese
(15-Jul-2010)
But tactics should emphasize lifestyle change, not weight loss, survey suggests |
No-Shame Programs May Appeal to Obese
(15-Jul-2010)
But tactics should emphasize lifestyle change, not weight loss, survey suggests |
New Pill Found to Cut Weight With Few Side Effects: Study
(14-Jul-2010)
Lorcaserin one of three new anti-obesity medications up for review by the FDA |
New Pill Found to Cut Weight With Few Side Effects: Study
(14-Jul-2010)
Lorcaserin one of three new anti-obesity medications up for review by the FDA |
Health Tip: Take Steps Toward a Healthier Lifestyle
(14-Jul-2010)
Don't try to do everything at once |
Community Programs Can Help Mothers Control Weight: Study
(14-Jul-2010)
Women who had ongoing support exercised more and were less likely to gain weight, researchers found |
New Pill Found to Cut Weight With Few Side Effects: Study
(14-Jul-2010)
Lorcaserin one of three new anti-obesity medications up for review by the FDA |
Sleep Plays Important Role in Chronic Disease: Report
(14-Jul-2010)
7 to 8 hours is optimal for adults, but too much or too little raises health risks, study finds |
Excess Weight in Older Women Linked to Diminished Memory
(14-Jul-2010)
Impact of extra pounds worse for those who carry fat around their hips, researchers find |
New Pill Found to Cut Weight With Few Side Effects: Study
(14-Jul-2010)
Lorcaserin one of three new anti-obesity medications up for review by the FDA |
Community Programs Can Help Mothers Control Weight: Study
(14-Jul-2010)
Women who had ongoing support exercised more and were less likely to gain weight, researchers found |
New Pill Found to Cut Weight With Few Side Effects: Study
(14-Jul-2010)
Lorcaserin one of three new anti-obesity medications up for review by the FDA |
FDA Panel Seems Skeptical Over Key Avandia Data
(13-Jul-2010)
Recent allegations of suppressed or manipulated findings by diabetes drug's maker may be having an impact |
Program Teaches Parents How to Nurture Healthy Eaters
(13-Jul-2010)
Early feeding practices can play critical role in kids' eating patterns, study suggests |
Vitamins D, E Might Help Maintain Brain Health
(12-Jul-2010)
3 studies show links between levels of the nutrients and odds for dementia, Parkinson's |
Screening Guidelines Miss Many Kids With High Cholesterol
(12-Jul-2010)
Researchers suggest that universal testing may be a better option |
Health Tip: Eating a Well-Balanced Vegetarian Diet
(12-Jul-2010)
Some nutrients may be more difficult to come by |
Salsa, Guacamole Rising Source of Foodborne Illness: CDC
(12-Jul-2010)
Nearly 1 in 25 restaurant-linked outbreaks over recent decade tied to these popular items, experts say |
Vitamins D, E Might Help Maintain Brain Health
(12-Jul-2010)
3 studies show links between levels of the nutrients and odds for dementia, Parkinson's |
Salsa, Guacamole Rising Source of Foodborne Illness: CDC
(12-Jul-2010)
Nearly 1 in 25 restaurant-linked outbreaks over recent decade tied to these popular items, experts say |
Weight-Loss Drugs Often No Better Than Fakes: German Study
(12-Jul-2010)
Changes in diet, activity levels still best way to control weight, expert suggests |
Fewer Excess Pounds May Mean Fewer Hot Flashes
(12-Jul-2010)
Study found small but significant reductions with weight loss |
Screening Guidelines Miss Many Kids With High Cholesterol
(12-Jul-2010)
Researchers suggest that universal testing may be a better option |
Weight-Loss Drugs Often No Better Than Fakes: German Study
(12-Jul-2010)
Changes in diet, activity levels still best way to control weight, expert suggests |
Lifestyle Interventions Needed to Stay Heart-Healthy
(12-Jul-2010)
American Heart Association outlines strategies in a new scientific statement |
Health Tip: Eating a Well-Balanced Vegetarian Diet
(12-Jul-2010)
Some nutrients may be more difficult to come by |
Exercise, Vitamin D Seem to Cut Alzheimer's Risk: Researchers
(12-Jul-2010)
Both appear to reduce cognitive decline, two long-term studies contend |
Vitamins D, E Might Help Maintain Brain Health
(12-Jul-2010)
3 studies show links between levels of the nutrients and odds for dementia, Parkinson's |
Weight-Loss Drugs Often No Better Than Fakes: German Study
(12-Jul-2010)
Changes in diet, activity levels still best way to control weight, expert suggests |
Fewer Excess Pounds May Mean Fewer Hot Flashes
(12-Jul-2010)
Study found small but significant reductions with weight loss |
FDA Reviewer Questions Results of Key Avandia Trial
(10-Jul-2010)
Ahead of crucial advisory panel meeting next week, official cites 'mishandling' of data for diabetes drug |
FDA Advisory Panel Decision on Avandia Looms
(09-Jul-2010)
Experts meet next week to pore over study data on controversial diabetes drug |
Childhood Obesity Boosts Risk of GERD
(09-Jul-2010)
Extremely obese older children have a 40 percent higher risk of the painful digestive disease, researchers say |
Clues for Burning Fat Without Exercise Found in Mice
(08-Jul-2010)
Brain chemical seems to help melt calories but research may not apply to humans, scientists say |
Health Tip: Managing Dietary Fat
(08-Jul-2010)
Suggestions for choosing better foods |
Fish Oil Supplements Linked to Lower Risk of Breast Cancer: Study
(08-Jul-2010)
32 percent reduced odds seen in postmenopausal women, but more study is needed, researchers say |
Clues for Burning Fat Without Exercise Found in Mice
(08-Jul-2010)
Brain chemical seems to help melt calories but research may not apply to humans, scientists say |
Fish Oil Supplements Linked to Lower Risk of Breast Cancer: Study
(08-Jul-2010)
32 percent reduced odds seen in postmenopausal women, but more study is needed, researchers say |
'Miniature Telescope' for Eye Approved for Macular Degeneration
(06-Jul-2010)
Implanted device replaces eye's natural lens
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Kids See Fewer Ads for Sweets, More for Fast Food: Study
(06-Jul-2010)
Analysis of TV advertising also uncovers racial gap, researchers say |
Changes in Fat Cells May Pave Way for Type 2 Diabetes
(06-Jul-2010)
May result in the 'hyperinflammation' seen in the disease, researchers say |
Health Tip: Keep Food Safe
(05-Jul-2010)
Reduce your risk of food-borne illness |
Antibiotic May Up Risk of Dangerous Potassium Levels in Seniors
(01-Jul-2010)
TMP-SMX combo is used to treat urinary tract infections, researchers say |
Mouse Study Suggests Caffeine Boosts Athletic Performance
(30-Jun-2010)
Increased output in lower leg muscles could make difference in elite performers, researcher says
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Obesity Ups Cancer Death Risk in Asia-Pacific Region
(30-Jun-2010)
But the risk conferred by excess weight is no higher than in the West, study finds |
Obesity Ups Cancer Death Risk in Asia-Pacific Region
(30-Jun-2010)
But the risk conferred by excess weight is no higher than in the West, study finds |
Generic Effexor XR Approved
(29-Jun-2010)
To treat major depressive disorder |
Taking Public Transit Might Help You Stay Slim
(29-Jun-2010)
Leaving car at home, walking to station adds to daily exercise, researchers note |
Obesity Rates Jump in 28 States, Report Shows
(29-Jun-2010)
More than two-thirds of states now have rates above 25 percent |
Statins May Lower Rates of Prostate Cancer Recurrence
(28-Jun-2010)
But connection needs to be confirmed by future study, researcher says |
Combo Vaccine Raises Risk of Fever-Related Seizures in Kids
(28-Jun-2010)
MMR, varicella vaccines given separately seem safer, though real risk still rare, study finds |
Diabetes Drug Avandia Ups Heart Risk, Reviews Conclude
(28-Jun-2010)
Two studies published in advance of FDA hearing on drug's fate |
FDA Urges Limiting Antibiotics in Meat
(28-Jun-2010)
The practice is encouraging microbial resistance to drugs that fight infections in humans, agency says |
Kids With Coordination Disorder More Likely to Be Overweight
(28-Jun-2010)
Condition may interfere with physical activity, researchers say |
When Parents Smoke, Kids' Weight, Behavior May Suffer
(28-Jun-2010)
Research suggests tie between lighting up and child's health, although cause-and-effect not clear |
A Little Biking May Help Premenopausal Women Stay Slim
(28-Jun-2010)
If you're already heavy, even five minutes a day brings results, study finds |
School-Based Efforts May Help Curb Obesity in High-Risk Kids
(28-Jun-2010)
But results for student population as a whole are less clear, researchers say |
A Little Biking May Help Premenopausal Women Stay Slim
(28-Jun-2010)
If you're already heavy, even five minutes a day brings results, study finds |
Mercury's Threat Greater in Ocean Fish Than Freshwater: Study
(27-Jun-2010)
Composition of seawater makes the difference, researchers say |
Vitamins May Not Curb High Blood Pressure in Pregnant Diabetics
(27-Jun-2010)
In study, vitamins C, E supplements had little effect on preeclampsia |
Rapid Test to Detect Hepatitis C Approved
(25-Jun-2010)
OraQuick HCV can detect viral antibodies in about 20 minutes
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Red Wine Compound Could Point to Treatment for Eye Diseases
(25-Jun-2010)
Resveratrol appears to block harmful blood vessel growth, study finds |
U.S. Report Finds Too Few Clinics Target Diabetes, Obesity
(25-Jun-2010)
Local centers need to face growing threat, federal researchers say |
Dulera Inhaler Approved for Asthma
(24-Jun-2010)
For people 12 and older |
Most Americans Get Too Much Salt
(24-Jun-2010)
Much of it comes from processed foods that don't taste salty, CDC experts say |
Most Americans Get Too Much Salt
(24-Jun-2010)
Much of it comes from processed foods that don't taste salty, CDC experts say |
Gaining Weight Later in Life Ups Diabetes Risk
(22-Jun-2010)
Increased waist circumference also increases type 2 chances, study finds |
Cavities in Baby Teeth May Come From Poor Food Choices
(22-Jun-2010)
Dental office a good place to offer education on kids' nutrition, researcher says |
More Evidence That B Vitamins Alone Won't Counter Heart Risks
(22-Jun-2010)
Heart attacks, strokes not reduced in those taking B12 and folic acid supplements, study finds |
Hormone Raises Desire for Fattening Foods
(22-Jun-2010)
Study found ghrelin made people crave high-calorie food more |
X-Ray Can Spot Gastric Band Slippage
(22-Jun-2010)
As weight-loss surgeries increase, more of these emergencies will occur, researchers say |
Cavities in Baby Teeth May Come From Poor Food Choices
(22-Jun-2010)
Dental office a good place to offer education on kids' nutrition, researcher says |
Gaining Weight Later in Life Ups Diabetes Risk
(22-Jun-2010)
Increased waist circumference also increases type 2 chances, study finds |
Cavities in Baby Teeth May Come From Poor Food Choices
(22-Jun-2010)
Dental office a good place to offer education on kids' nutrition, researcher says |
More Evidence That B Vitamins Alone Won't Counter Heart Risks
(22-Jun-2010)
Heart attacks, strokes not reduced in those taking B12 and folic acid supplements, study finds |
Gaining Weight Later in Life Ups Diabetes Risk
(22-Jun-2010)
Increased waist circumference also increases type 2 chances, study finds |
Newly Approved HIV Test Can Spot Infection Earlier
(21-Jun-2010)
Detects both HIV antigen and antibodies |
Cartoon Characters Sell Kids on Unhealthy Foods
(21-Jun-2010)
Using likes of Shrek and Dora to market treats should be banned, researcher says |
Cartoon Characters Sell Kids on Unhealthy Foods
(21-Jun-2010)
Using likes of Shrek and Dora to market treats should be banned, researcher says |
Obesity Doesn't Always Guarantee Heart Disease
(21-Jun-2010)
Those without other risk factors may not develop the condition, study suggests |
'Junk Food' Sugar May Help Some Fat Cells Proliferate
(21-Jun-2010)
But lab study needs further testing in humans, experts say |
Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome in Studies
(20-Jun-2010)
Screening, supplementation could be beneficial, researchers suggest |
Coffee Might Guard Against Head, Neck Cancers
(18-Jun-2010)
Large analysis found regular drinkers were 39% less likely to get these malignancies |
Moderate Coffee, Tea Drinking Lowers Heart Disease Risk
(18-Jun-2010)
And moderate to high tea consumption cuts risk of dying from the condition, study finds |
FDA Panel Backs New 'Morning After' Pill
(18-Jun-2010)
Marketed as ellaOne in Europe, it extends window of emergency contraception, but opponents see it as abortion drug |
Tasigna Approval Widened to Include Early Stages of Rare Leukemia
(18-Jun-2010)
But users are at greater risk of heart disorder |
FDA Panel Votes Against Approval of 'Female Viagra'
(18-Jun-2010)
Little benefit seen in terms of increased libido, studies found |
People May Skip Soft Drinks Rather Than Pay More
(18-Jun-2010)
When cost increased, consumption dropped, study found |
Hopes Dashed That Vitamin D Reduces Cancer Risk
(18-Jun-2010)
Researchers did find those with high levels more likely to develop pancreatic cancer |
People May Skip Soft Drinks Rather Than Pay More
(18-Jun-2010)
When cost increased, consumption dropped, study found |
Hopes Dashed That Vitamin D Reduces Cancer Risk
(18-Jun-2010)
Researchers did find those with high levels more likely to develop pancreatic cancer |
New Tobacco Regulations to Take Effect
(17-Jun-2010)
A year after Tobacco Control Act signed, American Cancer Society lauds latest restrictions |
Jevtana Approved for Advanced Prostate Cancer
(17-Jun-2010)
When disease continues to worsen after treatment with standard drug |
Iodine Levels a Worry as Salt Use Declines
(17-Jun-2010)
Pregnant women and infants are of particular concern to thyroid experts |
Why Some Like Things Salty
(16-Jun-2010)
Genes prime some folks to be 'supertasters,' research finds |
Why Some Like Things Salty
(16-Jun-2010)
Genes prime some folks to be 'supertasters,' research finds |
Obesity Can Take Toll on Sex Life
(16-Jun-2010)
Stigma may lead to fewer sexual encounters, poorer sexual health, study finds
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Scientists Tease Out Links Between Diabetes, Cancer
(16-Jun-2010)
Does the blood sugar disease help cause malignancy, or just share common risk factors? |
Mediterranean Diet Linked to Better Cardiac Function
(15-Jun-2010)
Was associated with more heart rate variability in study |
Mediterranean Diet Linked to Better Cardiac Function
(15-Jun-2010)
Was associated with more heart rate variability in study |
Mediterranean Diet Linked to Better Cardiac Function
(15-Jun-2010)
Was associated with more heart rate variability in study |
Mediterranean Diet Linked to Better Cardiac Function
(15-Jun-2010)
Was associated with more heart rate variability in study |
Mediterranean Diet Linked to Better Cardiac Function
(15-Jun-2010)
Was associated with more heart rate variability in study |
Vitamin B6 Tied to Lowered Lung Cancer Risk
(15-Jun-2010)
But cause-and-effect not clear, and supplements are no excuse to keep smoking, experts say |
Calcium, Vitamin D Supplements OK for Arteries
(15-Jun-2010)
No evidence of raised stroke or heart risks in those taking moderate doses, researchers say |
Vitamin B6 Tied to Lowered Lung Cancer Risk
(15-Jun-2010)
But cause-and-effect not clear, and supplements are no excuse to keep smoking, experts say |
Diet, Meds and Smoking Linked to Eye Disease Risks
(14-Jun-2010)
Good nutrition staved off cataracts; some drugs, smoking increased vision problems, studies found |
Lifestyle Changes Are No Guarantee Against Alzheimer's
(14-Jun-2010)
Panel finds inconclusive evidence that diet, exercise, supplements prevent dementia |
Lifestyle Changes Are No Guarantee Against Alzheimer's
(14-Jun-2010)
Panel finds inconclusive evidence that diet, exercise, supplements prevent dementia |
Brown Rice Bests White for Diabetes Prevention
(14-Jun-2010)
Five servings of white rice weekly can up risk of type 2 diabetes, researchers report
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Brown Rice Bests White for Diabetes Prevention
(14-Jun-2010)
Five servings of white rice weekly can up risk of type 2 diabetes, researchers report
|
Stricter Rules Can Steer Kids Away From TV
(14-Jun-2010)
And physically active kids watch less television, researchers report |
Lifestyle Changes Are No Guarantee Against Alzheimer's
(14-Jun-2010)
Panel finds inconclusive evidence that diet, exercise, supplements prevent dementia |
Diet, Meds and Smoking Linked to Eye Disease Risks
(14-Jun-2010)
Good nutrition staved off cataracts; some drugs, smoking increased vision problems, studies found |
FDA Panel Endorses 1st Oral Drug for Multiple Sclerosis
(11-Jun-2010)
But concerns about side effects led experts to vote for post-market study of lower-dose pill |
Least Healthy More Apt to Think Genes Explain Disease Risk
(11-Jun-2010)
Survey also found these people were not as interested in information on lifestyle changes |
Least Healthy More Apt to Think Genes Explain Disease Risk
(11-Jun-2010)
Survey also found these people were not as interested in information on lifestyle changes |
Depression Could Play a Role in Added Belly Fat
(11-Jun-2010)
Depressed people often gain weight, study found, but overweight aren't more prone to depression |
Genes May Be a Source of Vitamin D Deficiency
(10-Jun-2010)
Analysis found particular genotype that doubled risk |
Genes May Be a Source of Vitamin D Deficiency
(10-Jun-2010)
Analysis found particular genotype that doubled risk |
Old Drugs May Have New Use Against Hepatitis C
(09-Jun-2010)
Drugs used for obesity, diabetes might fight dangerous liver infection, study shows |
FDA Needs Food Safety Overhaul: Report
(08-Jun-2010)
Focus must shift from reacting to illness outbreaks to preventing them, experts say |
FDA Needs Food Safety Overhaul: Report
(08-Jun-2010)
Focus must shift from reacting to illness outbreaks to preventing them, experts say |
When Mom Is Abused, Child's Obesity Risk May Rise
(08-Jun-2010)
Kids exposed to domestic violence were more likely to be obese by age 5, study found |
Teen Headaches Tied to Alcohol, Coffee
(07-Jun-2010)
Too little exercise also implicated in study |
Don't Count on Selenium to Prevent Lung Cancer Recurrence
(05-Jun-2010)
Study halted early because of supplement's poor performance |
Move Childhood Back Outdoors This Summer
(04-Jun-2010)
Parents can boost their kids' health, social skills in the process, experts say |
Wii Games Can Get Seniors Moving
(04-Jun-2010)
Activity-oriented video gaming may benefit overweight older folks, researchers say |
Wii Games Can Get Seniors Moving
(04-Jun-2010)
Activity-oriented video gaming may benefit overweight older folks, researchers say |
Burgers May Feed Kids' Asthma Risk
(03-Jun-2010)
But a diet high in fruit, veggies and fish appears to lessen likelihood of wheeze, study finds |
Coffee's Jolt Just an Illusion?
(02-Jun-2010)
Study finds regular drinkers need it simply to return to normal state of alertness |
Prolia Approved for Post-Menopausal Women With Osteoporosis
(02-Jun-2010)
Injectable drug given once every 6 months |
Size of Prostate Tumor Linked to Patients' Weight
(02-Jun-2010)
Biggest, and perhaps more aggressive ones, found in heaviest men, study says |
More Cancer-Causing Chemicals in U.S. Cigarettes
(01-Jun-2010)
They contain about 3 times as much of a potent carcinogen as foreign brands, CDC finds |
TV Food Ads Promote Bad Diets
(01-Jun-2010)
Study found they peddle huge amounts of sugar and fat, with few fruits and vegetables |
TV Food Ads Promote Bad Diets
(01-Jun-2010)
Study found they peddle huge amounts of sugar and fat, with few fruits and vegetables |
Vitamins Fail to Protect Men Against Bladder Cancer
(01-Jun-2010)
Little is known about anticancer benefits of supplements, researchers caution |
Mom's Extra Pregnancy Pounds May Raise Child's Heart Risks
(01-Jun-2010)
But optimal weight gain for best outcomes still unclear, study says |
Johnson & Johnson Criticized Over Drug Recall
(28-May-2010)
Criminal penalties are one option, FDA says |
Overweight Younger Adults as Healthy as Normal-Weight Peers?
(28-May-2010)
But study only looked at meds and didn't address issue of undiagnosed disease |
Too Many Stroke Patients Go Without Statins
(27-May-2010)
Nearly 1 in 5 survivors risks another attack when doctors fail to prescribe the meds, study shows |
Tanning Beds Can Greatly Boost Melanoma Risk
(27-May-2010)
Odds for deadly skin cancer rise more than fourfold with some devices, research shows |
FDA Warns of Fracture Risk With Popular Heartburn Drugs
(26-May-2010)
Label change to Nexium, Prilosec,other medications should spur patient-doctor discussions, agency says
|
Many Supplements Said to Contain Toxins, Make False Health Claims
(26-May-2010)
Report to Congress comes ahead of expected changes to oversight of supplement industry |
Rare Cases of Liver Damage Tied to Weight-Loss Drug
(26-May-2010)
Orlistat is available by prescription under trade name Xenical and over-the-counter as Alli |
Health Tip: Be Sure the Family Eats Breakfast
(26-May-2010)
It's an important meal |
Many Supplements Said to Contain Toxins, Make False Health Claims
(26-May-2010)
Report to Congress comes ahead of expected changes to oversight of supplement industry |
Healthier Fats Replacing Trans Fats, Study Finds
(26-May-2010)
The food industry is 'trying to do the right thing,' researcher says |
Many Supplements Said to Contain Toxins, Make False Health Claims
(26-May-2010)
Report to Congress comes ahead of expected changes to oversight of supplement industry |
Osteoarthritis Claims Growing Number of Younger Victims
(26-May-2010)
Intensive sports and exercise at young age may be the cause, experts say |
Rare Cases of Liver Damage Tied to Weight-Loss Drug
(26-May-2010)
Orlistat is available by prescription under trade name Xenical and over-the-counter as Alli |
Lumizyme Approved for Non-Infantile Pompe Disease
(25-May-2010)
A rare genetic disorder |
Simplexa H1N1 Test Approved
(24-May-2010)
Detects 'swine flu' infection |
Fewer Sugary Drinks, Less High Blood Pressure
(24-May-2010)
Cutting out a can per day brought measurable benefits, study found |
Lifestyle Affects Survival in Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(21-May-2010)
Pre-diagnosis smoking, obesity and alcohol use raise death risk, research shows |
Common Diabetes Drug Linked to Vitamin B-12 Deficiency
(21-May-2010)
Type 2 patients taking metformin should get levels tested regularly, study suggests |
Some Spices Cut Cancer Risk That Comes With Grilled Burgers
(20-May-2010)
Study found rosemary, turmeric, fingerroot inhibited production of carcinogenic compounds |
More Steps a Day Lead to Better Health
(20-May-2010)
Study suggests walking may help prevent metabolic syndrome |
Fat in Males, Females Differs Genetically, Mouse Study Shows
(20-May-2010)
Finding might explain why men store fat around belly, women around the hips |
Belly Fat in Middle Age Raises Dementia Risk
(20-May-2010)
'Spare tire' had strongest association with senility, study found |
Wild Birds Shun Organic Food
(19-May-2010)
British researchers suspect they prefer higher protein content of conventional seed |
Eliminating Wheat, Milk From Diet Doesn't Help Autistic Kids
(19-May-2010)
Researchers found it didn't change behavior, sleep or digestion |
Sprix Approved for Moderate-to-Severe Pain
(17-May-2010)
A non-narcotic nasal spray |
High-Fat Meal May Trigger Asthma
(17-May-2010)
Study finds fatty foods lead to inflammation, reduced lung function |
High-Fat Meal May Trigger Asthma
(17-May-2010)
Study finds fatty foods lead to inflammation, reduced lung function |
High-Fat Meal May Trigger Asthma
(17-May-2010)
Study finds fatty foods lead to inflammation, reduced lung function |
High-Fat Meal May Trigger Asthma
(17-May-2010)
Study finds fatty foods lead to inflammation, reduced lung function |
Quick Weight Loss May Be Best for Long-Term Success
(14-May-2010)
Obese women who lose 1.5 pounds a week or more fare best, researchers say |
Quick Weight Loss May Be Best for Long-Term Success
(14-May-2010)
Obese women who lose 1.5 pounds a week or more fare best, researchers say |
Quick Weight Loss May Be Best for Long-Term Success
(14-May-2010)
Obese women who lose 1.5 pounds a week or more fare best, researchers say |
Quick Weight Loss May Be Best for Long-Term Success
(14-May-2010)
Obese women who lose 1.5 pounds a week or more fare best, researchers say |
The Best Diet? That Depends on You
(13-May-2010)
From the multitude of weight-loss plans, pick one tailored to your traits |
The Best Diet? That Depends on You
(13-May-2010)
From the multitude of weight-loss plans, pick one tailored to your traits |
Many Pregnant Woman Not Getting Enough Vitamin D
(13-May-2010)
Simple blood test could spot those who need more supplementation, study suggests |
The Best Diet? That Depends on You
(13-May-2010)
From the multitude of weight-loss plans, pick one tailored to your traits |
Caffeine Helps Shift Workers Avoid Mistakes
(12-May-2010)
Jolt of java better than a nap to prevent mistakes, review finds |
Health Claims on Foods May Not Be Well-Grounded
(12-May-2010)
New report suggests ways for FDA to beef up its oversight
|
Health Tip: Prevent Traveler's Diarrhea
(12-May-2010)
Watch what you eat while away from home |
Caffeine Helps Shift Workers Avoid Mistakes
(12-May-2010)
Jolt of java better than a nap to prevent mistakes, review finds |
Health Claims on Foods May Not Be Well-Grounded
(12-May-2010)
New report suggests ways for FDA to beef up its oversight
|
Tainted Lettuce Recall Expands
(11-May-2010)
Distributors in Oklahoma, Massachusetts asked to pull back products |
Tainted Lettuce Recall Expands
(11-May-2010)
Distributors in Oklahoma, Massachusetts asked to pull back products |
Once-A-Year Vitamin D Megadose Ups Fracture Risk: Study
(11-May-2010)
Smaller, more frequent doses still considered protective, experts say
|
Eating Nuts May Help Cholesterol Levels
(10-May-2010)
High calorie count, though, means restraint would be wise, expert says
|
Bran Intake Helps Those With Diabetes
(10-May-2010)
Study finds lower death rates among women who ate the most whole grains |
Eating Nuts May Help Cholesterol Levels
(10-May-2010)
High calorie count, though, means restraint would be wise, expert says
|
Eating Nuts May Help Cholesterol Levels
(10-May-2010)
High calorie count, though, means restraint would be wise, expert says
|
Health Tip: Check Food Ingredient Labels
(10-May-2010)
Be informed about what you're eating
|
Bran Intake Helps Those With Diabetes
(10-May-2010)
Study finds lower death rates among women who ate the most whole grains |
Eating Nuts May Help Cholesterol Levels
(10-May-2010)
High calorie count, though, means restraint would be wise, expert says
|
Breast-Fed Babies Know When to Say When
(10-May-2010)
Cues, which bottle-fed infants don't learn, seem to help later on, study suggests
|
Ingredient in Dark Chocolate Could Guard Against Stroke
(09-May-2010)
Flavanol triggers protective pathways that shield nerve cells in the brain, study finds |
Obese Kids May Be More Likely to Snore
(08-May-2010)
They also develop sleep apnea more often than slimmer children, study finds |
Obese Kids May Be More Likely to Snore
(08-May-2010)
They also develop sleep apnea more often than slimmer children, study finds |
FDA Investigating Arizona Farm as Source of Tainted Lettuce
(07-May-2010)
19 people sickened by E. coli, recall involves produce sold in 23 states |
No Link Between Coffee, Sodas and Colon Cancer
(07-May-2010)
More study needed to determine if too much tea raises risk, experts say |
FDA Investigating Arizona Farm as Source of Tainted Lettuce
(07-May-2010)
19 people sickened by E. coli, recall involves produce sold in 23 states |
Obesity Behind Rise of 'Phantom' Brain Tumors in Children
(07-May-2010)
Pressure build-up within skull causes chronic pain, experts say |
New Hormonal Contraceptive Approved
(06-May-2010)
Combines estrogen and progestin |
Study Disputes Link Between Milk and Kidney Cancer
(06-May-2010)
No need to change your drinking habits, researcher says |
Broccoli May Help Battle Breast Cancer
(06-May-2010)
Study in mice suggests that component keeps stem cells from generating new tumors |
Vitamin D Best Taken With Largest Meal of Day, Study Finds
(06-May-2010)
Blood levels increased more than 50% after timing change, researchers say |
Vitamin D Best Taken With Largest Meal of Day, Study Finds
(06-May-2010)
Blood levels increased more than 50% after timing change, researchers say |
Vitamin D Best Taken With Largest Meal of Day, Study Finds
(06-May-2010)
Blood levels increased more than 50% after timing change, researchers say |
FDA Found Bacteria in Ingredients for Recalled Tylenol, Benadryl
(05-May-2010)
Agency also cited maker Johnson & Johnson for 'numerous deficiencies' at plant |
Heavier Birth Weight Tied to Later Conduct Troubles
(05-May-2010)
Twins study found bigger newborn more likely to misbehave at ages 3 and 4 |
As FDA Eyes Prostate Cancer Drugs, Experts Urge Caution
(04-May-2010)
Hormonal meds linked to heart risks, but men should not abandon them |
DHA Supplements for Mom Good for Preemies
(03-May-2010)
Leads to higher levels in breast milk of fatty acid that promotes brain development, researchers find |
Olive Oil May Protect Against Bowel Disease
(03-May-2010)
Study finds diet rich in oleic acid may prevent development of ulcerative colitis |
New Parasite Screening Test Approved
(03-May-2010)
For donated blood, tissue and organs |
DHA Supplements for Mom Good for Preemies
(03-May-2010)
Leads to higher levels in breast milk of fatty acid that promotes brain development, researchers find |
Olive Oil May Protect Against Bowel Disease
(03-May-2010)
Study finds diet rich in oleic acid may prevent development of ulcerative colitis |
Parents of Autistic Children Turning to Alternative Treatments
(03-May-2010)
Little research supports most options, but families driven by need to help, experts say
|
Bullies Target Obese Kids
(03-May-2010)
Being overweight is prime factor regardless of race, family income, study finds |
Obesity a Bigger Threat to Kids in Southern States
(03-May-2010)
Rate in Mississippi is double that of children in Oregon, CDC study finds |
Probiotics Beneficial for Tiniest Preemies
(01-May-2010)
Supplements help underweight babies gain pounds, researchers find
|
Probiotics Beneficial for Tiniest Preemies
(01-May-2010)
Supplements help underweight babies gain pounds, researchers find
|
Provenge Approved for Advanced Prostate Cancer
(29-Apr-2010)
Helps immune system combat the disease
|
Low Testosterone Raises Heart Death Rates in Impotent Men
(29-Apr-2010)
Obese patients with erectile dysfunction also at higher risk for cardiac events, research shows |
Exercise, Weight Control May Keep Fibromyalgia at Bay
(29-Apr-2010)
Study finds link between excess weight and the pain disorder, especially among inactive women |
Sunlight May Play Role in Multiple Sclerosis Risk
(29-Apr-2010)
Adequate vitamin D in months before birth could be key, Australian study suggests |
Radiofrequency Device Approved for Severe Chronic Asthma
(28-Apr-2010)
Helps control lung inflammation |
Health Tip: Foods to Avoid If You Have Ulcerative Colitis
(28-Apr-2010)
Foods that can aggravate the condition |
Vitamin E Helps Treat Common Liver Disease
(28-Apr-2010)
But only effective in less than half of cases, study finds |
Health Tip: Understanding Organic Foods
(27-Apr-2010)
And whether they're healthier for you
|
Mediterranean Diet Helps Protect Aging Brain
(27-Apr-2010)
People who scored highest in adherence to diet least likely to suffer mental decline, study finds |
Selenium Helped Cells 'Reboot' After Exposure to Cancer-Causing Chemicals
(27-Apr-2010)
Lab finding may show way to stop breast tumors in their tracks, scientists say |
Mediterranean Diet Helps Protect Aging Brain
(27-Apr-2010)
People who scored highest in adherence to diet least likely to suffer mental decline, study finds |
High-Dose Vitamin B Risky for Diabetics With Kidney Disease
(27-Apr-2010)
Study ties therapy to deteriorating renal function |
OTC Drugs May Work Differently in Obese Kids
(27-Apr-2010)
Researcher suggests considering weight factors when deciding dosage
|
High-Dose Vitamin B Risky for Diabetics With Kidney Disease
(27-Apr-2010)
Study ties therapy to deteriorating renal function |
Selenium Helped Cells 'Reboot' After Exposure to Cancer-Causing Chemicals
(27-Apr-2010)
Lab finding may show way to stop breast tumors in their tracks, scientists say |
OTC Drugs May Work Differently in Obese Kids
(27-Apr-2010)
Researcher suggests considering weight factors when deciding dosage
|
Health Tip: Reduce Dietary Sugar
(26-Apr-2010)
Here are some suggestions
|
Brown Rice Tied to Better Heart Health in Study
(26-Apr-2010)
Conversion to white rice strips vital ingredient, researchers believe |
Laughter Can Stimulate a Dull Appetite
(26-Apr-2010)
Finding could help the elderly or sick who lose interest in food, researchers say |
Chocolate a Sweet Pick-Me-Up for the Depressed
(26-Apr-2010)
Consumption rises alongside levels of depression, study finds |
Four Unhealthy Behaviors Linked to Premature Death
(26-Apr-2010)
People who smoke, drink, rarely exercise, and skimp on fruits and veggies die earlier than usual, study finds |
Health Tip: Reduce Dietary Sugar
(26-Apr-2010)
Here are some suggestions
|
Health Tip: Reduce Dietary Sugar
(26-Apr-2010)
Here are some suggestions
|
Noncardiac Chest Pain May Warrant More Management: Study
(25-Apr-2010)
Patients should be screened and monitored for heart-related conditions, researchers say |
Drinking Green Tea May Protect Eyes
(24-Apr-2010)
Researchers confirm that beneficial ingredients penetrate eye tissue |
Drinking Green Tea May Protect Eyes
(24-Apr-2010)
Researchers confirm that beneficial ingredients penetrate eye tissue |
FDA Targets Safety Problems With Infusion Drug Pumps
(23-Apr-2010)
More than 56,000 reports of problems, 500 deaths have prompted agency to act
|
Restaurant Sushi May Have More Mercury Than Store-Bought Fare
(22-Apr-2010)
Toxin concentrations higher in certain tuna species versus others, study finds |
Restaurant Sushi May Have More Mercury Than Store-Bought Fare
(22-Apr-2010)
Toxin concentrations higher in certain tuna species versus others, study finds |
FDA to Broaden Disclosure on Advisers' Conflicts of Interest
(21-Apr-2010)
Agency has faced criticism in the past over the issue |
More U.S. Women May Be Obese Than Thought
(21-Apr-2010)
International guidelines show half to two-thirds of women of childbearing age fit the bill |
Study Finds Patients Breathe Easier After Weight-Loss Surgery
(21-Apr-2010)
And they took 50 percent fewer prescription drugs for breathing problems |
More U.S. Women May Be Obese Than Thought
(21-Apr-2010)
International guidelines show half to two-thirds of women of childbearing age fit the bill |
Study Finds Patients Breathe Easier After Weight-Loss Surgery
(21-Apr-2010)
And they took 50 percent fewer prescription drugs for breathing problems |
More U.S. Women May Be Obese Than Thought
(21-Apr-2010)
International guidelines show half to two-thirds of women of childbearing age fit the bill |
Experts Urge FDA to Lower Salt in American Diet
(20-Apr-2010)
U.S. panel says agency should cut levels slowly over next decade to protect public health |
Added Sugars in Diet Threaten Heart Health
(20-Apr-2010)
Sweeteners in processed foods account for nearly 16% of daily intake, study finds |
Experts Urge FDA to Lower Salt in American Diet
(20-Apr-2010)
U.S. panel says agency should cut levels slowly over next decade to protect public health |
Experts Urge FDA to Lower Salt in American Diet
(20-Apr-2010)
U.S. panel says agency should cut levels slowly over next decade to protect public health |
FDA Tightens Oversight of Home Medical Devices
(20-Apr-2010)
As more patients use portable ventilators, dialysis machines, agency says safety an issue
|
Added Sugars in Diet Threaten Heart Health
(20-Apr-2010)
Sweeteners in processed foods account for nearly 16% of daily intake, study finds |
Olive Oil May Be Key to Mediterranean Diet's Benefits
(20-Apr-2010)
Study links ingredient to repression of genes responsible for inflammation |
Meat Lovers Face Greater Risk of Bladder Cancer
(20-Apr-2010)
Red meat, pork and bacon, when cooked at high temperatures, are worst offenders, study shows |
Experts Urge FDA to Lower Salt in American Diet
(20-Apr-2010)
U.S. panel says agency should cut levels slowly over next decade to protect public health |
Steady Weight Gain Boosts Late-Life Breast Cancer Risk
(20-Apr-2010)
Average-sized woman doubles her odds by adding 30 pounds over 30 years, researchers say |
Weight Gain, Smoking May Make Prostate Cancer Deadlier
(20-Apr-2010)
Men who put on pounds after prostatectomy nearly double odds of recurrence, one study finds
|
Added Sugars in Diet Threaten Heart Health
(20-Apr-2010)
Sweeteners in processed foods account for nearly 16% of daily intake, study finds |
Fatal Choking a Real Risk Among Toddlers
(19-Apr-2010)
Study finds 3 percent of those who get something lodged in their throat die |
Supplements Might Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
(19-Apr-2010)
Study found multivitamins, calcium tablets had protective effect |
Tainted Produce More Common for Low-Income Shoppers
(16-Apr-2010)
Fruit and salads sold in poor neighborhoods contain more bacteria, study finds |
Tainted Produce More Common for Low-Income Shoppers
(16-Apr-2010)
Fruit and salads sold in poor neighborhoods contain more bacteria, study finds |
Obesity Epidemic May Cut Life Spans of Young Adults
(16-Apr-2010)
Americans becoming overweight much earlier in life than in past generations, study finds |
Obesity Epidemic May Cut Life Spans of Young Adults
(16-Apr-2010)
Americans becoming overweight much earlier in life than in past generations, study finds |
Thin Girls May Face Higher Breast Cancer Risk as Adults
(16-Apr-2010)
Finding may offer new ways to predict odds for the disease, researchers say |
Obesity Epidemic May Cut Life Spans of Young Adults
(16-Apr-2010)
Americans becoming overweight much earlier in life than in past generations, study finds |
Experts Urge Fixes for Clinical Trials System in 'Crisis'
(15-Apr-2010)
Federal report says more funding, streamlined procedures will help save lives long-term |
E. Coli Declines, but Other Foodborne Illnesses a Worry
(15-Apr-2010)
Oyster-related infections up, while Salmonella plateaus, says CDC report |
E. Coli Declines, but Other Foodborne Illnesses a Worry
(15-Apr-2010)
Oyster-related infections up, while Salmonella plateaus, says CDC report |
Protein May Help Control Weight
(15-Apr-2010)
Mice without this oxygen regulator stayed slim on high-fat diet |
Protein May Help Control Weight
(15-Apr-2010)
Mice without this oxygen regulator stayed slim on high-fat diet |
B-Vitamins Help Protect Against Stroke, Heart Disease
(15-Apr-2010)
People with a diet rich in folate and B-6 are less likely to die from cardiovascular disease, study finds |
Protein May Help Control Weight
(15-Apr-2010)
Mice without this oxygen regulator stayed slim on high-fat diet |
Weight-Loss Surgery May Ease Childbirth Risks
(14-Apr-2010)
Blood pressure problems fall 75 percent after procedure, study finds |
Weight-Loss Surgery May Ease Childbirth Risks
(14-Apr-2010)
Blood pressure problems fall 75 percent after procedure, study finds |
Play Creatively as a Kid, Be a Healthier Adult
(14-Apr-2010)
Grown-ups need to stop restricting kids' activity, researcher says |
Guillain-Barre Syndrome Very Rare After H1N1 Vaccine
(13-Apr-2010)
Rates of the disease among those vaccinated were no higher than in the general population |
Pancreaze Approved for Lack of Pancreatic Enzymes
(13-Apr-2010)
200,000 in U.S. need such products |
Healthy Diet Could Cut Alzheimer's Disease Risk
(13-Apr-2010)
Eating salads, nuts, tomatoes and poultry lowered the odds, researchers say |
U.S. Hospitals Get Low Marks on Curbing Infections
(13-Apr-2010)
Federal reports also say health care providers can do more to help obese patients |
Hormones Tied to Diabetes Might Also Influence Fertility
(13-Apr-2010)
Mouse study shows how type 2 disease can develop without obesity |
U.S. Hospitals Get Low Marks on Curbing Infections
(13-Apr-2010)
Federal reports also say health care providers can do more to help obese patients |
U.S. Hospitals Get Low Marks on Curbing Infections
(13-Apr-2010)
Federal reports also say health care providers can do more to help obese patients |
Kids' Suicide Risk Same for All Antidepressants
(12-Apr-2010)
Findings support FDA's 'black box' warning on all SSRIs, researchers say |
Simple Carbs Pose Heart Risk for Women
(12-Apr-2010)
Danger doesn't affect men, who process carbohydrates more slowly, expert says |
Simple Carbs Pose Heart Risk for Women
(12-Apr-2010)
Danger doesn't affect men, who process carbohydrates more slowly, expert says |
Child Obesity Soaring in Rural America
(09-Apr-2010)
In one Louisiana community, one in two kids is now overweight or obese, study finds |
Obesity in Pregnancy Ups Risk of Heart Defect in Baby
(09-Apr-2010)
The heavier a woman is, the greater the danger, researchers say |
Low-Cal Diets May Make You Gain Weight
(08-Apr-2010)
Restricting calories increases stress hormone, making it harder to keep weight off, researchers say
|
Low-Cal Diets May Make You Gain Weight
(08-Apr-2010)
Restricting calories increases stress hormone, making it harder to keep weight off, researchers say
|
First Generic Versions of Cozaar and Hyzaar Approved
(08-Apr-2010)
Drugs to treat high blood pressure |
FDA to Re-examine Anti-Bacterial Chemical in Soaps, Cleansers
(08-Apr-2010)
Triclosan linked to hormonal changes, antibiotic resistance in recent studies |
FDA Issues Warning on 'Fat-Melting' Spa Injections
(07-Apr-2010)
There's no proof the procedures work and serious side effects can occur, agency says
|
You Are What Microbes You Eat
(07-Apr-2010)
Japanese guts contain seaweed-scarfing bacteria, but North American guts don't, study finds
|
FDA Issues Warning on 'Fat-Melting' Spa Injections
(07-Apr-2010)
There's no proof the procedures work and serious side effects can occur, agency says
|
Vitamins C, E Won't Cut Risk of Pregnancy-Linked Hypertension
(07-Apr-2010)
Large study casts doubt on theory that antioxidant nutrients might help prevent preeclampsia |
Tougher-to-Abuse Form of OxyContin Approved
(06-Apr-2010)
These pills are harder to cut and dissolve, maker says |
Fruits, Veggies Have Modest Effect on Cancer Risk
(06-Apr-2010)
Researchers conclude that the link is weak |
Obese Americans Get High Quality Medical Care
(06-Apr-2010)
Despite bias from some doctors, overweight patients often receive better care than normal-weight peers, study finds |
TachoSil Sealant Patch Approved for Cardiovascular Surgery
(05-Apr-2010)
Prevents bleeding from small vessels |
Exercise Helps Teens Overcome 'Obesity Gene'
(05-Apr-2010)
DNA does not make overweight inevitable, new study shows |
Expectant Mom's Exercise Keeps Newborn's Birth Weight Down
(05-Apr-2010)
May lower baby's risk of obesity later in life, research suggests |
Calling a Food 'Healthy' May Make You Hungrier
(02-Apr-2010)
If you feel forced to eat salad now, you may raid the fridge later, study finds
|
Should Cholesterol Drugs Be Used By Those Without High Cholesterol?
(02-Apr-2010)
Some experts say statins help healthier people, but others worry about risks |
Calling a Food 'Healthy' May Make You Hungrier
(02-Apr-2010)
If you feel forced to eat salad now, you may raid the fridge later, study finds
|
Turning Your Workday Into Weight Loss
(01-Apr-2010)
'Healthy office' can help employees shed pounds, boost productivity, experts say |
Turning Your Workday Into Weight Loss
(01-Apr-2010)
'Healthy office' can help employees shed pounds, boost productivity, experts say |
Small Tax on Soda Won't Curb Child Obesity
(01-Apr-2010)
But higher tariffs could slash youngsters' consumption, study finds |
Short-Term Program for Binge Eaters Breaks New Ground
(01-Apr-2010)
Study first to find treatment that allows people to stay binge-free |
Too Much Radiation? The FDA Wants to Know
(31-Mar-2010)
Agency set to open two days of public comment on risks from scans |
Asclera Approved to Treat Varicose Veins
(31-Mar-2010)
Improves appearance of swollen or twisted blood vessels |
FDA Hears Views on Risks of High Tech Scanners
(31-Mar-2010)
Agency looking to increase safety of increasingly popular imaging procedures such as virtual colonoscopy |
Many With Arthritis Find Simple Solutions for Relief
(30-Mar-2010)
But they would benefit more if they sought advice from doctors, pharmacists, study says |
Women Would Welcome At-Home Test for STDs
(30-Mar-2010)
Readily available option could help lower infection rates, expert says |
A Little Chocolate May Do the Heart Good
(30-Mar-2010)
Researchers say a square a day could lead to fewer heart attacks and strokes
|
Obesity, Alcohol Among Factors Linked to Women's Gout Risk
(30-Mar-2010)
Aging, hypertension also contribute to raised odds of disease, research shows |
Health Tip: Drink Enough Water
(30-Mar-2010)
Before, during and after exercise
|
To Supplement or Not to Supplement?
(29-Mar-2010)
Health experts urge getting nutrients from diet rather than pills, whenever possible
|
Health Tip: Finding Healthy Fats
(29-Mar-2010)
Some are good for you in limited amounts
|
Junk Food 'Addiction' May Be Real
(29-Mar-2010)
In study of rats, the more fattening foods they ate, the more they wanted |
Junk Food 'Addiction' May Be Real
(29-Mar-2010)
In study of rats, the more fattening foods they ate, the more they wanted |
To Supplement or Not to Supplement?
(29-Mar-2010)
Health experts urge getting nutrients from diet rather than pills, whenever possible
|
Minority Kids Lack Enough Vitamin D
(29-Mar-2010)
Low levels can lead to serious health problems, experts say |
Junk Food 'Addiction' May Be Real
(29-Mar-2010)
In study of rats, the more fattening foods they ate, the more they wanted |
To Supplement or Not to Supplement?
(29-Mar-2010)
Health experts urge getting nutrients from diet rather than pills, whenever possible
|
Minority Kids Lack Enough Vitamin D
(29-Mar-2010)
Low levels can lead to serious health problems, experts say |
Junk Food 'Addiction' May Be Real
(29-Mar-2010)
In study of rats, the more fattening foods they ate, the more they wanted |
FDA Advisers Urge Stricter Regulation of Tanning Beds
(26-Mar-2010)
Citing skin-cancer risk, experts recommend potential ban on use by people under 18, among other measures |
Zyclara Approved to Treat Pre-Cancerous Skin Condition
(26-Mar-2010)
Some 10 million Americans have actinic keratoses |
FDA Panel Weighs New Restrictions on Tanning Beds
(25-Mar-2010)
Experts say devices' UV rays help spur skin cancer, but industry says it's not so clear |
Xifaxan Approved for People With Liver Disease
(25-Mar-2010)
To treat disorder that affects brain function |
What's Cookin'? It Could Be Air Pollution
(24-Mar-2010)
Yummy commercial food smells contain noxious gases, researchers say |
Omega-3 May Reduce Endometriosis Risk
(24-Mar-2010)
But trans fats could increase it, researchers say |
Inflammation Molecule May Determine Fat Levels
(24-Mar-2010)
Link only seen in normal-weight women, suggesting it protects against obesity |
Researchers Identify 2 Genes Linked to Fatty Liver Disease
(24-Mar-2010)
Could yield better tests, treatments for condition that can cause liver damage, type 2 diabetes |
New Contact Lenses Could Improve Glaucoma Treatment
(24-Mar-2010)
They come loaded with vitamin E, to help more medicine get to cornea, researcher says |
Inflammation Molecule May Determine Fat Levels
(24-Mar-2010)
Link only seen in normal-weight women, suggesting it protects against obesity |
Tequila Plant May Help Fight Bone Loss
(23-Mar-2010)
Artichokes, garlic and onions also contain beneficial fructans, researchers say |
Even in 'Last Supper,' Portion Sizes Have Grown
(23-Mar-2010)
Comparison of paintings shows bigger helpings over time, researchers say |
Weight Counseling Plus Drug Helps Women Quit Smoking
(23-Mar-2010)
When shedding pounds is an issue, combo treatment found to boost success |
Being Active an Hour a Day Puts Brakes on Weight Gain
(23-Mar-2010)
Walking, biking, dancing can all help normal-weight women as they age, study finds |
Healthy Living Adds Years to Life
(23-Mar-2010)
But disparities in longevity still tied to geography, race and income, study shows |
Bad Habits Explain Class Differences in Health: Study
(23-Mar-2010)
Higher death rates for poor tied to more smoking, poorer diets and lack of exercise
|
Even in 'Last Supper,' Portion Sizes Have Grown
(23-Mar-2010)
Comparison of paintings shows bigger helpings over time, researchers say |
Tequila Plant May Help Fight Bone Loss
(23-Mar-2010)
Artichokes, garlic and onions also contain beneficial fructans, researchers say |
Weight Counseling Plus Drug Helps Women Quit Smoking
(23-Mar-2010)
When shedding pounds is an issue, combo treatment found to boost success |
Being Active an Hour a Day Puts Brakes on Weight Gain
(23-Mar-2010)
Walking, biking, dancing can all help normal-weight women as they age, study finds |
Coming Soon: A Low-Heartburn Coffee?
(22-Mar-2010)
Darker roasts have fewer irritants than lighter brews, researchers find |
Coming Soon: A Low-Heartburn Coffee?
(22-Mar-2010)
Darker roasts have fewer irritants than lighter brews, researchers find |
Obese Kids Suffer More Leg, Foot Injuries: Study
(22-Mar-2010)
Have limb pain evaluated, experts advise |
Too Many Infants Short on Vitamin D
(22-Mar-2010)
Most should be getting supplement to meet 400 IU daily requirement, study finds |
High Fructose Corn Syrup Linked to Liver Scarring
(19-Mar-2010)
Study ties the ubiquitous sweetener to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease |
With Faulty Food Labeling, Who's Minding the Store?
(19-Mar-2010)
Recent charges of misleading ingredient, calorie count info have FDA scrambling to fix system |
High-Dose Zocor Boosts Muscle Injury Risk: FDA
(19-Mar-2010)
People taking the cholesterol-lowering drug should consult their doctor if problems arise, the agency says
|
With Faulty Food Labeling, Who's Minding the Store?
(19-Mar-2010)
Recent charges of misleading ingredient, calorie count info have FDA scrambling to fix system |
Common Pesticide Tied to Development Delays in Kids
(19-Mar-2010)
Chlorpyrifos, used on fruits and vegetables, affects mental and motor skill development, researchers say |
High Fructose Corn Syrup Linked to Liver Scarring
(19-Mar-2010)
Study ties the ubiquitous sweetener to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease |
With Faulty Food Labeling, Who's Minding the Store?
(19-Mar-2010)
Recent charges of misleading ingredient, calorie count info have FDA scrambling to fix system |
Low-Fat Diet Does Little to Alter Cholesterol Levels
(18-Mar-2010)
But researcher adds it's still a good choice for losing weight |
Low-Fat Diet Does Little to Alter Cholesterol Levels
(18-Mar-2010)
But researcher adds it's still a good choice for losing weight |
FDA Toughens Rules on Tobacco Sales to Kids
(18-Mar-2010)
Move includes near-elimination of cigarette vending machines, restrictions on advertising
|
Carbaglu Approved for Rare Genetic Disorder
(18-Mar-2010)
Causes elevated ammonia in blood
|
More Kids Now Extremely Obese
(18-Mar-2010)
Report authors warn of shorter life spans, impending health problems for these children |
Implanted Hearing System Approved
(17-Mar-2010)
To treat senorineural hearing loss |
FDA Approved Diabetes Drug Despite Hints at Cancer Risk
(16-Mar-2010)
Rat studies suggest Victoza could spur rare thyroid tumor, but experts say effects in humans are unclear |
Health Tip: Start Your Day With a Good Breakfast
(16-Mar-2010)
Suggestions to make sure it's healthy
|
Many WTC Responders Show Signs of Heart Trouble
(15-Mar-2010)
Another study suggests that stress weighs heavily on the hearts of police, firefighters |
Intense Cholesterol, Blood Pressure Therapies Don't Help Type 2 Diabetics
(15-Mar-2010)
Study findings underscore the importance of exercise and proper nutrition, expert says |
Intense Cholesterol, Blood Pressure Therapies Don't Help Type 2 Diabetics
(15-Mar-2010)
Study findings underscore the importance of exercise and proper nutrition, expert says |
2 Drugs Fail to Prevent Diabetes in the Overweight
(15-Mar-2010)
Diovan, Starlix also had limited or no effect in shielding users from cardiovascular woes, study finds |
Boosting Vitamin D Can Do a Heart Good
(15-Mar-2010)
In those with low levels to start, odds eased for diabetes, cardio woes, study found |
Plavix Less Effective in Some Patients
(12-Mar-2010)
FDA calls for 'black box' warning to alert those who don't metabolize drug well
|
Pelvic Artery Stent Approved
(12-Mar-2010)
Props open vessel that supplies blood to the legs |
Adding Garlic Might Cut Cancer Risk
(12-Mar-2010)
New test finds those who eat the most have lower levels of a disease-causing process |
Papaya Could Be a Cancer Fighter
(12-Mar-2010)
Extract slows growth in lab cultures, researchers say |
Obesity, Drinking a Double Threat to the Liver
(12-Mar-2010)
Combination increased chances of cirrhosis, studies found |
Body's Response to Foods' Smell, Taste Could Be Diabetes Risk Factor
(11-Mar-2010)
A gene mutation could trigger key insulin reaction in some, researchers say |
Health Tip: What's Behind Childhood Obesity
(10-Mar-2010)
Factors that increase a youngster's risk |
Botox Approved for Spasticity in Stroke Victims
(09-Mar-2010)
A common aftereffect of stroke |
Cost of Junk Food May Influence Consumption
(09-Mar-2010)
People were less likely to buy pizza, soda when the price went up, study found |
Cost of Junk Food May Influence Consumption
(09-Mar-2010)
People were less likely to buy pizza, soda when the price went up, study found |
Obese Colon Cancer Survivors Face Poorer Prognosis
(09-Mar-2010)
Study found chances of recurrence, death higher than among normal-weight patients |
Cost of Junk Food May Influence Consumption
(09-Mar-2010)
People were less likely to buy pizza, soda when the price went up, study found |
Obese Colon Cancer Survivors Face Poorer Prognosis
(09-Mar-2010)
Study found chances of recurrence, death higher than among normal-weight patients |
Processed Meat May Harm the Heart
(08-Mar-2010)
Salt and preservatives may be the culprits, researchers suggest
|
Processed Meat May Harm the Heart
(08-Mar-2010)
Salt and preservatives may be the culprits, researchers suggest
|
Increasing Soda Consumption Fuels Rise in Diabetes, Heart Disease
(08-Mar-2010)
Finding suggests new health policies could make a dent in the problem, researcher says |
Supermarket Display May Make Spinach Even Healthier
(08-Mar-2010)
Clear container, fluorescent lights boost vitamin levels, researchers find |
Health Tip: Dress Your Salad for Success
(08-Mar-2010)
Suggestions for healthier fare
|
Processed Meat May Harm the Heart
(08-Mar-2010)
Salt and preservatives may be the culprits, researchers suggest
|
Sudden Protein Intake Harmful for Some Hospitalized Patients
(08-Mar-2010)
Syndrome affects those given dietary supplements after not eating for a while, study finds |
Diet, Exercise Can Improve Thinking
(08-Mar-2010)
Study finds benefits for the mind, not just the body |
Diet, Exercise Can Improve Thinking
(08-Mar-2010)
Study finds benefits for the mind, not just the body |
Sudden Protein Intake Harmful for Some Hospitalized Patients
(08-Mar-2010)
Syndrome affects those given dietary supplements after not eating for a while, study finds |
Increasing Soda Consumption Fuels Rise in Diabetes, Heart Disease
(08-Mar-2010)
Finding suggests new health policies could make a dent in the problem, researcher says |
Sleepless Nights Plague America
(08-Mar-2010)
People of all races say lack of shuteye affects their work, even sex lives |
Supermarket Display May Make Spinach Even Healthier
(08-Mar-2010)
Clear container, fluorescent lights boost vitamin levels, researchers find |
Sunlight May Help Protect Men From Kidney Cancer
(08-Mar-2010)
But no such link was seen for women, researchers say |
Breast-Feeding Helps Mom Stay Slimmer Later in Life
(08-Mar-2010)
Whether benefit actually stems from overall healthier lifestyle remains unclear
|
Diet, Exercise Can Improve Thinking
(08-Mar-2010)
Study finds benefits for the mind, not just the body |
Light Drinking Might Help Keep Women Slim
(08-Mar-2010)
Those who abstain tend to gain the most, study finds, though reasons are unclear |
Health Tip: What's Lactose Intolerance?
(05-Mar-2010)
And who's at greater risk
|
Salmonella Scare Prompts Wide Product Recall
(05-Mar-2010)
FDA spots bacteria in common food additive; no illnesses yet reported |
More Info Needed on Problems With Insulin Pumps
(05-Mar-2010)
Not clear if troubles stem from the devices or patient error, FDA panel says |
Salmonella Scare Prompts Wide Product Recall
(05-Mar-2010)
FDA spots bacteria in common food additive; no illnesses yet reported |
Health Tip: What's Lactose Intolerance?
(05-Mar-2010)
And who's at greater risk
|
Whole Grains Take a Bite Out of Type 2 Diabetes Risk
(04-Mar-2010)
Simply selecting brown rice over white also makes a difference, researchers say |
Heartburn Drug Kapidex Renamed to Dexilant
(04-Mar-2010)
FDA approves name change to avoid confusion with other drugs |
Whole Grains Take a Bite Out of Type 2 Diabetes Risk
(04-Mar-2010)
Simply selecting brown rice over white also makes a difference, researchers say |
Potassium-Rich Foods Do a Heart Good
(04-Mar-2010)
And another study confirms power of raw fruits, vegetables to protect against stroke |
Chocolate May Make Some Strokes Less Likely
(04-Mar-2010)
Lack of benefit for heart disease, most common stroke is puzzling, expert says
|
Pre-Diagnosis Diet Linked to Ovarian Cancer Survival
(04-Mar-2010)
Food choices in years prior to illness may extend or shorten life, study finds |
Gut Bacteria May Spur Obesity, Research Suggests
(04-Mar-2010)
Scientists transferred germs that increased appetite from one mouse to another |
As Pro Baseball Players Get Bigger, So Do Their Health Risks: Study
(04-Mar-2010)
But N.Y. Mets team doctor disputes finding, saying better training, diet fueling the increase |
As Pro Baseball Players Get Bigger, So Do Their Health Risks: Study
(04-Mar-2010)
But N.Y. Mets team doctor disputes finding, saying better training, diet fueling the increase |
Coffee Is Generally Heart-Friendly
(03-Mar-2010)
But it may be linked to a slight rise in high blood pressure, researchers say |
A Cheek Swab to Choose Your Diet Plan?
(03-Mar-2010)
DNA test may be able to tell which diet would work best for you, study suggests |
Coffee Is Generally Heart-Friendly
(03-Mar-2010)
But it may be linked to a slight rise in high blood pressure, researchers say |
Food-borne Illnesses in U.S. Cost $152B Annually
(03-Mar-2010)
Report urges Congress to pass vigorous food-safety legislation |
Food-borne Illnesses in U.S. Cost $152B Annually
(03-Mar-2010)
Report urges Congress to pass vigorous food-safety legislation |
Workplace Wellness Programs Work
(03-Mar-2010)
Employees who used them lost weight, lowered heart disease risk, study finds |
You Can't Exercise Away TV's Toll on the Heart
(03-Mar-2010)
Heavy screen time in youth means trouble by mid-40s, despite activity levels, study finds |
A Cheek Swab to Choose Your Diet Plan?
(03-Mar-2010)
DNA test may be able to tell which diet would work best for you, study suggests |
A Cheek Swab to Choose Your Diet Plan?
(03-Mar-2010)
DNA test may be able to tell which diet would work best for you, study suggests |
Generic Flomax Approved for Enlarged Prostate
(02-Mar-2010)
A common condition in older men |
Child Obesity Rates Going Up
(02-Mar-2010)
Junk food intake is up, and many kids have few places to burn calories, studies find |
Hormone Outperforms Insulin in Diabetic Mice
(01-Mar-2010)
Someday, leptin could free people with type 1 disease from daily injections, expert predicts
|
Popular Diet Plans Can Unclog Arteries
(01-Mar-2010)
Low-fat, low-carb, Mediterranean regimens all help the heart, study finds |
Low-Fat Diets Beat Low-Carb Regimen Long Term
(01-Mar-2010)
But obese on either plan averaged no more than 10 pounds weight loss over 3 years, study found |
Cutting Salt Could Prevent Almost 500,000 Heart Attacks
(01-Mar-2010)
Government-industry collaboration would work better than a "salt tax," study finds |
Risk of Childhood Obesity Higher Among Minorities
(01-Mar-2010)
Study found risk factors start before birth, stretch into preschool years |
Obesity and Depression: A Vicious Circle?
(01-Mar-2010)
Study finds that one encourages the other, but early intervention can help |
Low-Fat Diets Beat Low-Carb Regimen Long Term
(01-Mar-2010)
But obese on either plan averaged no more than 10 pounds weight loss over 3 years, study found |
Future Heart Disease May Be in Store for Obese Kids
(01-Mar-2010)
Warning signs start to show up as early as age 3, researchers say |
Hormone Outperforms Insulin in Diabetic Mice
(01-Mar-2010)
Someday, leptin could free people with type 1 disease from daily injections, expert predicts
|
Future Heart Disease May Be in Store for Obese Kids
(01-Mar-2010)
Warning signs start to show up as early as age 3, researchers say |
Meat Might Be Behind Many Unidentified Allergic Reactions
(28-Feb-2010)
Certain carb could be causing severe anaphylaxis, researchers warn |
Replacement Therapy Approved for Gaucher Disease
(26-Feb-2010)
A rare genetic disorder |
Predicted 'Red Tide' Could Make Shellfish a Dangerous Dish
(26-Feb-2010)
Toxins produced by algae collect in mussels, clams and can cause paralysis, scientists say |
Coffee Drinking May Lower Stroke Risk
(25-Feb-2010)
Study finds a 27 percent reduction, but experts say link not yet proven |
Obesity, Lack of Exercise Heighten Arthritis Risk for Women
(25-Feb-2010)
Rates of the condition are higher in U.S. than Canada, study finds |
Coffee Drinking May Lower Stroke Risk
(25-Feb-2010)
Study finds a 27 percent reduction, but experts say link not yet proven |
Obesity, Lack of Exercise Heighten Arthritis Risk for Women
(25-Feb-2010)
Rates of the condition are higher in U.S. than Canada, study finds |
Vitamin B3 May Help Repair Brain After a Stroke
(25-Feb-2010)
In rats, treatment boosts blood vessel and nerve cell growth, researchers say
|
Think You're Lactose Intolerant? Maybe Not
(24-Feb-2010)
Many who avoid dairy products might actually tolerate them, experts say |
Extended-Release Mirapex Approved for Parkinson's Disease
(24-Feb-2010)
A once-daily treatment |
Successor to Combination Pneumococcal Vaccine Approved
(24-Feb-2010)
Prevnar 13 offers broader protection against a host of bacterial diseases |
Think You're Lactose Intolerant? Maybe Not
(24-Feb-2010)
Many who avoid dairy products might actually tolerate them, experts say |
FDA: No Decision on Whether to Pull Diabetes Drug Avandia Off the Market
(23-Feb-2010)
Controversial medicine raises users' heart risk, leaked files suggest, but agency still reviewing data |
Bitter Melon Extract May Slow, Stop Breast Cancer
(23-Feb-2010)
But lab test results must be repeated in animals and humans, experts say |
Bitter Melon Extract May Slow, Stop Breast Cancer
(23-Feb-2010)
But lab test results must be repeated in animals and humans, experts say |
Pediatricians Want Redesign of Hot Dogs, Candy to Curb Kids' Choking
(22-Feb-2010)
New AAP policy also pushes for warning labels on packaging of high-risk foods |
Menveo Vaccine Approved for Bacterial Meningitis
(22-Feb-2010)
Among people aged 11 to 55
|
Report Calls High Blood Pressure a 'Neglected Disease'
(22-Feb-2010)
It recommends a broad response, including consuming less salt and getting more exercise |
Report Calls High Blood Pressure a 'Neglected Disease'
(22-Feb-2010)
It recommends a broad response, including consuming less salt and getting more exercise |
Excessive Weight Gain During Pregnancy Raises Gestational Diabetes Risk
(22-Feb-2010)
Women who pack on more pounds than recommended are most susceptible, researchers say |
Excessive Weight Gain During Pregnancy Raises Gestational Diabetes Risk
(22-Feb-2010)
Women who pack on more pounds than recommended are most susceptible, researchers say |
Rituxan Approved for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
(19-Feb-2010)
A cancer of the blood and bone marrow |
Green Tea May Ward Off Eye Disease
(19-Feb-2010)
In tests with rats, tea consumption reduced oxidative stress, researchers say |
Gas Cooking Might Up Your Cancer Risk
(19-Feb-2010)
Study finds more fumes that are likely carcinogenic than with electric ranges |
FDA Issues Warning on Key Asthma Drugs
(18-Feb-2010)
Advair, Foradil, Serevent and Symbicort should not be used alone due to safety concerns
|
New Weight Loss Aid?
(18-Feb-2010)
In studies with mice, amino acid reduced fat deposits and boosted metabolism |
New Weight Loss Aid?
(18-Feb-2010)
In studies with mice, amino acid reduced fat deposits and boosted metabolism |
New Weight Loss Aid?
(18-Feb-2010)
In studies with mice, amino acid reduced fat deposits and boosted metabolism |
Garden-Grown Rhubarb May Have Anti-Cancer Properties
(17-Feb-2010)
British variety gets healthy boost when baked, study finds |
Bilberry Seems to Act Against Blood Sugar
(17-Feb-2010)
Researchers who did tests in mice suggest need for human trials |
Rising Use of Medical Technologies Extending Americans' Lives
(17-Feb-2010)
Annual report on nation's health finds flaws, though, in weight, exercise and insurance
|
County-By-County Report Sizes Up Americans' Health
(17-Feb-2010)
Rural areas tend to fare worse than urban locales, comprehensive survey finds
|
Most Americans Think It's Others Who Are Unhealthy
(16-Feb-2010)
Survey found most people thought they were fine, while their docs disagreed |
Most Americans Think It's Others Who Are Unhealthy
(16-Feb-2010)
Survey found most people thought they were fine, while their docs disagreed |
FDA Tightens Controls on Anemia Drugs
(16-Feb-2010)
Procrit, similar medicines have been tied to strokes, tumor progression in cancer patients, agency says |
Most Americans Think It's Others Who Are Unhealthy
(16-Feb-2010)
Survey found most people thought they were fine, while their docs disagreed |
One in Two Children Has Chronic Health Issues
(16-Feb-2010)
But study also found most conditions, such as obesity, asthma and ADHD, did not persist |
Repeated Weight-Loss Surgery Carries Added Risks
(15-Feb-2010)
As more people undergo bariatric procedures, use of revisions will grow, study finds |
Repeated Weight-Loss Surgery Carries Added Risks
(15-Feb-2010)
As more people undergo bariatric procedures, use of revisions will grow, study finds |
Repeated Weight-Loss Surgery Carries Added Risks
(15-Feb-2010)
As more people undergo bariatric procedures, use of revisions will grow, study finds |
Too Much Mercury in Canned Tuna -- Or Is There?
(12-Feb-2010)
It could depend on whether you heed EPA or FDA standards, experts say |
Dark Chocolate May Lower Stroke Risk
(11-Feb-2010)
But these sweet findings aren't conclusive, researchers say |
Benicar Approved for Kids With High Blood Pressure
(11-Feb-2010)
Ages 6 to 16 |
Movies Loaded With Images of Junk Food
(11-Feb-2010)
Soft drinks, candy and salty snacks particularly pervasive, study finds |
Dark Chocolate May Lower Stroke Risk
(11-Feb-2010)
But these sweet findings aren't conclusive, researchers say |
Strong 'Sweet Tooth' in Kids Tied to Family's Mental Health
(10-Feb-2010)
Tots with highest 'bliss point' have depression, alcoholism in family, study finds |
Premature Death Could Await Obese Kids
(10-Feb-2010)
They have double the odds of dying before age 55, study finds
|
Strong 'Sweet Tooth' in Kids Tied to Family's Mental Health
(10-Feb-2010)
Tots with highest 'bliss point' have depression, alcoholism in family, study finds |
Gastric Banding Most Effective for Obese Teens
(09-Feb-2010)
Study found those who had it lost much more weight than peers who tried lifestyle changes |
Tanning Bed Regulation Heats Up
(09-Feb-2010)
FDA, lawmakers want to limit UV ray exposure, improve warning labels
|
Crestor Approval Expanded For People Without High Cholesterol
(09-Feb-2010)
As a preventive for heart disease |
Drinking Milk While Pregnant May Lower Kids' MS Risk
(09-Feb-2010)
Finding suggests that the effect of vitamin D begins in the womb, expert says
|
Too Many With End-Stage Dementia Get Feeding Tubes
(09-Feb-2010)
Study found larger, for-profit hospitals more likely to insert them |
Mom's Lifestyle in Early Pregnancy Affects Baby's Size
(09-Feb-2010)
Smoking, low folic acid, high blood pressure restrict fetal growth, study finds
|
Gastric Banding Most Effective for Obese Teens
(09-Feb-2010)
Study found those who had it lost much more weight than peers who tried lifestyle changes |
Drinking Milk While Pregnant May Lower Kids' MS Risk
(09-Feb-2010)
Finding suggests that the effect of vitamin D begins in the womb, expert says
|
Mom's Lifestyle in Early Pregnancy Affects Baby's Size
(09-Feb-2010)
Smoking, low folic acid, high blood pressure restrict fetal growth, study finds
|
Mom's Lifestyle in Early Pregnancy Affects Baby's Size
(09-Feb-2010)
Smoking, low folic acid, high blood pressure restrict fetal growth, study finds
|
Mediterranean Diet May Help Keep You Smarter
(08-Feb-2010)
Study finds less damage to brain tissue when the regimen is followed
|
Beer for the Bones?
(08-Feb-2010)
Beneficial silicon content varies from brew to brew, study finds |
3 Home Habits Help Youngsters Stay Slim
(08-Feb-2010)
Eating together, limiting TV and getting enough sleep cut risk of obesity, study finds
|
Soft Drinks Could Boost Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(08-Feb-2010)
Higher blood sugar, insulin levels might cause cells to divide abnormally, researchers say |
Scientists Spot Genes Tied to Aging
(08-Feb-2010)
Some people are programmed to age at a faster rate, study says |
3 Home Habits Help Youngsters Stay Slim
(08-Feb-2010)
Eating together, limiting TV and getting enough sleep cut risk of obesity, study finds
|
Soft Drinks Could Boost Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(08-Feb-2010)
Higher blood sugar, insulin levels might cause cells to divide abnormally, researchers say |
3 Home Habits Help Youngsters Stay Slim
(08-Feb-2010)
Eating together, limiting TV and getting enough sleep cut risk of obesity, study finds
|
Herbals Not the Answer for Asthma, Study Shows
(05-Feb-2010)
Patients using alternative remedies more likely to misuse prescribed drugs, suffer flareups |
Tests Show Top Tuna Brands Have High Mercury Levels
(04-Feb-2010)
White typically has greater levels of the toxin than light, researchers say |
Tests Show Top Tuna Brands Have High Mercury Levels
(04-Feb-2010)
White typically has greater levels of the toxin than light, researchers say |
Xiaflex Approved for Rare Hand Condition
(03-Feb-2010)
Dupuytren's contracture limits finger use |
Mealtime a Challenge for Some With Autism
(03-Feb-2010)
Those with the disorder prone to restrictive, obsessive eating habits |
Health Tip: Things that May Cause or Worsen GERD
(03-Feb-2010)
Factors that could contribute to its primary symptom -- heartburn
|
When Counseling Costs, Response Dwindles
(03-Feb-2010)
Not just patients but doctors, too, lose interest, study finds |
Very Obese People May Be Missing Genes
(03-Feb-2010)
Study adds to theories linking obesity and DNA |
Very Obese People May Be Missing Genes
(03-Feb-2010)
Study adds to theories linking obesity and DNA |
When Counseling Costs, Response Dwindles
(03-Feb-2010)
Not just patients but doctors, too, lose interest, study finds |
Health Tip: Foods That May Spur Migraines
(02-Feb-2010)
A list of common culinary triggers |
Fish Oil Helped Stave Off Psychosis in Study Patients
(02-Feb-2010)
Supplements may benefit those at high risk of schizophrenia |
Fat-Burning Chemical Points to New Weight-Loss Drug
(02-Feb-2010)
Results of lab tests with mice suggest promising new direction for research, scientists say |
Fish Oil Helped Stave Off Psychosis in Study Patients
(02-Feb-2010)
Supplements may benefit those at high risk of schizophrenia |
Fat-Burning Chemical Points to New Weight-Loss Drug
(02-Feb-2010)
Results of lab tests with mice suggest promising new direction for research, scientists say |
Later Puberty Seen for Obese Boys
(02-Feb-2010)
Effect of excess fat differs between the sexes, findings show
|
Fat-Burning Chemical Points to New Weight-Loss Drug
(02-Feb-2010)
Results of lab tests with mice suggest promising new direction for research, scientists say |
Approval Expanded for Breast Cancer Drug Tykerb
(01-Feb-2010)
To include certain postmenopausal women who need hormone therapy |
Obama Proposes $911 Billion for Health and Human Services
(01-Feb-2010)
Highlights include efforts to improve food safety, expand child care and boost research |
Obama Proposes $911 Billion for Health and Human Services
(01-Feb-2010)
Highlights include efforts to improve food safety, expand child care and boost research |
Obama Proposes $911 Billion for Health and Human Services
(01-Feb-2010)
Highlights include efforts to improve food safety, expand child care and boost research |
Diabetes Drug Helps Dieting Teens Lose Weight
(01-Feb-2010)
Metformin plus lifestyle changes might play a role in obesity treatment, researchers say |
Diabetes Drug Helps Dieting Teens Lose Weight
(01-Feb-2010)
Metformin plus lifestyle changes might play a role in obesity treatment, researchers say |
Diabetes Drug Helps Dieting Teens Lose Weight
(01-Feb-2010)
Metformin plus lifestyle changes might play a role in obesity treatment, researchers say |
Fake Drugs Bought on the Web Pose Big Health Risks
(29-Jan-2010)
2.5 million men in Europe alone may have taken counterfeit Viagra, study says |
Health Tip: Who's a Candidate for Gastric Bypass Surgery?
(29-Jan-2010)
People for whom the surgery may be recommended
|
Omega-3 Supplements Don't Reduce Risk of Preterm Birth
(28-Jan-2010)
No benefit seen for women with history of early delivery, researchers say |
Omega-3 Supplements Don't Reduce Risk of Preterm Birth
(28-Jan-2010)
No benefit seen for women with history of early delivery, researchers say |
Over 70 and Overweight May Add Years to Life
(28-Jan-2010)
Normal weight not always a benefit, study of seniors suggests |
Too Little Vitamin D May Worsen Asthma
(28-Jan-2010)
Low levels may also hinder response to steroid treatment, study finds |
Over 70 and Overweight May Add Years to Life
(28-Jan-2010)
Normal weight not always a benefit, study of seniors suggests |
Green Tea May Help Treat Uterine Fibroids
(27-Jan-2010)
Human trials will begin soon, researchers say |
Morphine Sulfate Solution Approved
(26-Jan-2010)
For acute and chronic pain |
Victoza Sanctioned for Type 2 Diabetes
(26-Jan-2010)
But it may cause thyroid tumors and other side effects, FDA says
|
For Lower Blood Pressure, Low-Carb Diet May Be Best
(25-Jan-2010)
But for weight loss alone, other plans also work well, studies find |
For Lower Blood Pressure, Low-Carb Diet May Be Best
(25-Jan-2010)
But for weight loss alone, other plans also work well, studies find |
For Lower Blood Pressure, Low-Carb Diet May Be Best
(25-Jan-2010)
But for weight loss alone, other plans also work well, studies find |
For Lower Blood Pressure, Low-Carb Diet May Be Best
(25-Jan-2010)
But for weight loss alone, other plans also work well, studies find |
Heart Valve Implanted Via Catheter Approved
(25-Jan-2010)
Inserted by way of a tube in a leg vein and guided up to the heart |
Listing Calories on Fast-Food Menus Cuts Kids' Intake
(25-Jan-2010)
Parents routinely chose about 100 fewer calories per meal for their children, study found |
For Lower Blood Pressure, Low-Carb Diet May Be Best
(25-Jan-2010)
But for weight loss alone, other plans also work well, studies find |
Genes, Diet Offer New Clues to Parkinson's Disease
(25-Jan-2010)
Interaction between genetics, environment may play role in onset, research suggests |
Ampyra Approved for Adults With MS
(22-Jan-2010)
Helps those who have trouble walking |
Obesity Tied to Common Kidney Cancer
(22-Jan-2010)
Odds of having clear-cell renal cell cancer jump as body mass increases, study finds |
Vitamin D May Lower Colon Cancer Risk
(22-Jan-2010)
The higher the level in blood tests, the less likely the disease, study finds |
1 in 5 U.S. Kids Has High Cholesterol
(21-Jan-2010)
Obese, overweight at greatest risk for heart disease as adults, CDC report notes |
1 in 5 U.S. Kids Has High Cholesterol
(21-Jan-2010)
Obese, overweight at greatest risk for heart disease as adults, CDC report notes |
FDA Warns of Heart Risks With Diet Drug
(21-Jan-2010)
Meridia shouldn't be used by those with history of heart problems, agency says |
As Obesity Increases, So Does Stroke Risk
(21-Jan-2010)
Especially high rate among blacks may have genetic cause, researcher says
|
FDA Warns of Heart Risks With Diet Drug
(21-Jan-2010)
Meridia shouldn't be used by those with history of heart problems, agency says |
As Obesity Increases, So Does Stroke Risk
(21-Jan-2010)
Especially high rate among blacks may have genetic cause, researcher says
|
FDA Warns of Heart Risks With Diet Drug
(21-Jan-2010)
Meridia shouldn't be used by those with history of heart problems, agency says |
Small Cuts in Salt Intake Spur Big Drops in Heart Trouble
(20-Jan-2010)
U.S. study found just 3 fewer grams a day slashed heart disease, death rates |
Heart-Assist System Approved for Severe Heart Failure
(20-Jan-2010)
Among people who aren't candidates for heart transplant
|
How the Apple Keeps the Doctor Away
(20-Jan-2010)
Good bacteria in the gut may get a boost from the fruit, study finds |
Small Cuts in Salt Intake Spur Big Drops in Heart Trouble
(20-Jan-2010)
U.S. study found just 3 fewer grams a day slashed heart disease, death rates |
Small Cuts in Salt Intake Spur Big Drops in Heart Trouble
(20-Jan-2010)
U.S. study found just 3 fewer grams a day slashed heart disease, death rates |
Complex Weight-Loss Plans Erode Dieters' Resolve
(19-Jan-2010)
Simpler regimens less apt to lead to failure, study finds
|
Shedding Light on Why Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Help the Heart
(19-Jan-2010)
The greater the consumption, the less shrinkage of chromosome component, research shows |
Shedding Light on Why Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Help the Heart
(19-Jan-2010)
The greater the consumption, the less shrinkage of chromosome component, research shows |
Complex Weight-Loss Plans Erode Dieters' Resolve
(19-Jan-2010)
Simpler regimens less apt to lead to failure, study finds
|
Adding Fish Oil to IV May Speed Sepsis Recovery
(19-Jan-2010)
Omega-3 fatty acids in the solution reduce inflammation, researchers note |
Excess Weight Poses Anesthesia Challenge
(19-Jan-2010)
Obese patients can take steps to minimize risk, experts say |
Complex Weight-Loss Plans Erode Dieters' Resolve
(19-Jan-2010)
Simpler regimens less apt to lead to failure, study finds
|
For Heart Health, Focus on Risk Factors
(18-Jan-2010)
Cholesterol levels, while important, shouldn't be overriding concern, study says |
Federal Panel Urges Obesity Screening for Kids Ages 6 and Up
(18-Jan-2010)
Children who are obese should be referred to treatment, USPSTF panel says
|
Self-Control Just Might Be Contagious
(18-Jan-2010)
People you spend time with affect your behavior, for good or bad, research finds |
Self-Control Just Might Be Contagious
(18-Jan-2010)
People you spend time with affect your behavior, for good or bad, research finds |
Most Fast-Food French Fries Cooked in Unhealthiest Oil
(18-Jan-2010)
Corn oil contains saturated fat, known to contribute to heart disease, researchers say |
Most Fast-Food French Fries Cooked in Unhealthiest Oil
(18-Jan-2010)
Corn oil contains saturated fat, known to contribute to heart disease, researchers say |
For Very Obese, Gastric Bypass May Extend Life
(18-Jan-2010)
Decision-making depends on comparing benefits vs. risks, researchers say |
Federal Panel Urges Obesity Screening for Kids Ages 6 and Up
(18-Jan-2010)
Children who are obese should be referred to treatment, USPSTF panel says
|
For Very Obese, Gastric Bypass May Extend Life
(18-Jan-2010)
Decision-making depends on comparing benefits vs. risks, researchers say |
For Very Obese, Gastric Bypass May Extend Life
(18-Jan-2010)
Decision-making depends on comparing benefits vs. risks, researchers say |
Self-Control Just Might Be Contagious
(18-Jan-2010)
People you spend time with affect your behavior, for good or bad, research finds |
From Risky Health Status to a Better Life
(15-Jan-2010)
Not just writing about losing weight but doing it takes reporter from the brink of disaster |
From Risky Health Status to a Better Life
(15-Jan-2010)
Not just writing about losing weight but doing it takes reporter from the brink of disaster |
Tylenol Recall Expands to Include Other OTC Meds
(15-Jan-2010)
FDA criticizes manufacturer for slow reaction to consumer complaints
|
Blacks With Diabetes Urged to Cut Calories, Salt
(15-Jan-2010)
Dietary changes may stave off eye disease, research suggests
|
From Risky Health Status to a Better Life
(15-Jan-2010)
Not just writing about losing weight but doing it takes reporter from the brink of disaster |
Race, Weight May Influence Success of Prostate Surgery
(15-Jan-2010)
Among diabetic men undergoing prostatectomy, obese whites have worse outcomes, study finds |
Blacks With Diabetes Urged to Cut Calories, Salt
(15-Jan-2010)
Dietary changes may stave off eye disease, research suggests
|
From Risky Health Status to a Better Life
(15-Jan-2010)
Not just writing about losing weight but doing it takes reporter from the brink of disaster |
Health Tip: Finding Magnesium in Food
(14-Jan-2010)
How to obtain the essential mineral
|
Vitamin D Plus Calcium Guards Against Fractures
(13-Jan-2010)
But the vitamin alone doesn't offer significant protection, researchers say |
U.S. Obesity Rates Leveling Off, But Still High
(13-Jan-2010)
And rates among boys aged 6-19 still climbing, government study finds |
U.S. Obesity Rates Leveling Off, But Still High
(13-Jan-2010)
And rates among boys aged 6-19 still climbing, government study finds |
Vitamin D Plus Calcium Guards Against Fractures
(13-Jan-2010)
But the vitamin alone doesn't offer significant protection, researchers say |
Could a Bigger Bottom Boost Health?
(12-Jan-2010)
Derriere fat curbs inflammatory processes linked to heart disease, experts say |
Report Card on Tobacco Control Laws a Mixed Bag
(12-Jan-2010)
Federal government took big steps to stem smoking, while most states fell short |
Health Tip: Track What You Eat
(12-Jan-2010)
Keep a food diary
|
Green Tea May Lower Lung Cancer Risk
(12-Jan-2010)
Benefits seen for smokers, nonsmokers, those with certain genetic makeup |
Could a Bigger Bottom Boost Health?
(12-Jan-2010)
Derriere fat curbs inflammatory processes linked to heart disease, experts say |
Actemra Approved for Rheumatoid Arthritis
(11-Jan-2010)
For people who haven't responded to other RA drugs |
Why You Eat for the Joy of It
(11-Jan-2010)
A hunger hormone may drive the impulse to chow down even when full, researchers say |
Health Tip: You Need Vitamin B12
(11-Jan-2010)
Here's where to find it |
Health Tip: You Need Vitamin B12
(11-Jan-2010)
Here's where to find it |
Psychotherapy May Help Teen Girls Avoid Obesity
(09-Jan-2010)
Focusing on interpersonal relationships stems weight gain, study finds |
Psychotherapy May Help Teen Girls Avoid Obesity
(09-Jan-2010)
Focusing on interpersonal relationships stems weight gain, study finds |
Coffee Cuts Liver Scarring in Hepatitis C
(08-Jan-2010)
Other sources of caffeine don't have same effect, study shows |
For Fitness, Cutting Calories May Not Be Enough
(08-Jan-2010)
Study found better health outcomes in those who worked out while dieting |
For Fitness, Cutting Calories May Not Be Enough
(08-Jan-2010)
Study found better health outcomes in those who worked out while dieting |
Nutrient 'Cocktail' Appears to Improve Dementia Symptoms
(08-Jan-2010)
Combination of uridine, choline and DHA boosted memory of Alzheimer's patients in study |
Stored Fats May Make Cancer Cells More Aggressive
(07-Jan-2010)
Finding could explain link between obesity and cancer, researchers say |
Calorie Counts on Food Labeling Often Off
(07-Jan-2010)
Restaurant, packaged foods often have more calories than stated, researchers say |
Calorie Counts on Food Labeling Often Off
(07-Jan-2010)
Restaurant, packaged foods often have more calories than stated, researchers say |
Stored Fats May Make Cancer Cells More Aggressive
(07-Jan-2010)
Finding could explain link between obesity and cancer, researchers say |
Fat May Help Build Bone Mass in Girls
(06-Jan-2010)
Excessive weight loss in teen years may increase risk of osteoporosis, findings suggest |
Showing Kids How Fast They Eat May Help Them Shape Up
(06-Jan-2010)
New device links eating speed and portion size to aid weight loss, researchers say
|
Fat May Help Build Bone Mass in Girls
(06-Jan-2010)
Excessive weight loss in teen years may increase risk of osteoporosis, findings suggest |
Showing Kids How Fast They Eat May Help Them Shape Up
(06-Jan-2010)
New device links eating speed and portion size to aid weight loss, researchers say
|
Showing Kids How Fast They Eat May Help Them Shape Up
(06-Jan-2010)
New device links eating speed and portion size to aid weight loss, researchers say
|
Health Tip: Signs of Lactose Intolerance
(06-Jan-2010)
A sugar found in milk and other dairy products
|
Showing Kids How Fast They Eat May Help Them Shape Up
(06-Jan-2010)
New device links eating speed and portion size to aid weight loss, researchers say
|
Showing Kids How Fast They Eat May Help Them Shape Up
(06-Jan-2010)
New device links eating speed and portion size to aid weight loss, researchers say
|
Cellular Tweak Helps Mice Burn More Fat
(06-Jan-2010)
Targeting key mechanism could lead to new treatments for obesity, findings suggest |
Lower Vitamin D Levels in Blacks May Up Heart Risks
(06-Jan-2010)
Darker skin reduces absorption of sunlight, researchers explain |
Showing Kids How Fast They Eat May Help Them Shape Up
(06-Jan-2010)
New device links eating speed and portion size to aid weight loss, researchers say
|
Cellular Tweak Helps Mice Burn More Fat
(06-Jan-2010)
Targeting key mechanism could lead to new treatments for obesity, findings suggest |
Young, Overweight Fall Prey to Weight-Loss Spam
(05-Jan-2010)
They're more likely to respond to product pitches in e-mails, study shows |
Pomegranate May Fight Some Breast Cancers
(05-Jan-2010)
Phytochemical in fruit could inhibit hormone-driven disease, study finds |
Hazards of Obesity Now Rival Smoking in U.S.
(05-Jan-2010)
Little difference seen in loss of quality-of-life years between the two, study finds |
Young, Overweight Fall Prey to Weight-Loss Spam
(05-Jan-2010)
They're more likely to respond to product pitches in e-mails, study shows |
Fat Hormone Controls Gene Linked to Diabetes
(05-Jan-2010)
Gene known to dampen blood sugar disease, researchers say |
No Proof Yet That Special Diets Ease Autism
(04-Jan-2010)
Experts say that, for now, parents should work with their child's doctors |
Poverty, Poor Education Shave Years Off the Life Span
(04-Jan-2010)
They're as important as smoking, obesity when it comes to health, study finds |
Quitting Smoking Can Raise Diabetes Risk
(04-Jan-2010)
But interventions can keep the illness at bay, experts say |
For Baby and Mom Alike, Breast-Feeding May Be Best
(03-Jan-2010)
Experts explore the why and wherefore of method's benefits |
Health Care Reform, Swine Flu Top Health News for 2009
(01-Jan-2010)
Furor over cancer screening changes and lifting of embryonic stem cell ban also grabbed headlines |
Might Surgical Weight Loss Put Bones at Risk?
(01-Jan-2010)
Experts consider possible causes after study finds high fracture rate
|
Might Surgical Weight Loss Put Bones at Risk?
(01-Jan-2010)
Experts consider possible causes after study finds high fracture rate
|
Might Surgical Weight Loss Put Bones at Risk?
(01-Jan-2010)
Experts consider possible causes after study finds high fracture rate
|
Exaggerating a Threat to Weight Goals May Help Self-Control
(30-Dec-2009)
Overestimating calorie count helps dieters fight temptation, study finds |
Exaggerating a Threat to Weight Goals May Help Self-Control
(30-Dec-2009)
Overestimating calorie count helps dieters fight temptation, study finds |
Heel Pain Usually Relieved With Stretching Regimen
(30-Dec-2009)
Left untreated, plantar fasciitis can lead to other problems, doctor says |
For Kids, All Activity May Not Be Equal
(30-Dec-2009)
Learning movement skills is key but often overlooked in zest for sports, experts say
|
For Kids, All Activity May Not Be Equal
(30-Dec-2009)
Learning movement skills is key but often overlooked in zest for sports, experts say
|
Study Questions FDA Approvals of Cardiac Devices
(29-Dec-2009)
Review suggests evaluations are not as stringent as with new medications |
Phone Apps Dialing Up Eating Disorders
(28-Dec-2009)
High-tech aids might spur obsessive dieting -- but could also help fight obesity, experts say |
Top Reasons Those 'Get Fit' Resolutions Don't Stick
(28-Dec-2009)
Study points to self-consciousness as biggest factor standing in people's way |
Study Debunks Notion of 'Healthy Obese' Man
(28-Dec-2009)
Heart risks may take years to show up, but they're there, study finds |
Phone Apps Dialing Up Eating Disorders
(28-Dec-2009)
High-tech aids might spur obsessive dieting -- but could also help fight obesity, experts say |
Eat Up, But Eat Healthy This Holiday Season
(25-Dec-2009)
Enjoy the occasional treat while sticking to your diet. Here's how. |
Eat Up, But Eat Healthy This Holiday Season
(25-Dec-2009)
Enjoy the occasional treat while sticking to your diet. Here's how. |
Eat Up, But Eat Healthy This Holiday Season
(25-Dec-2009)
Enjoy the occasional treat while sticking to your diet. Here's how. |
Eat Up, But Eat Healthy This Holiday Season
(25-Dec-2009)
Enjoy the occasional treat while sticking to your diet. Here's how. |
Heavier Sons Tied to Higher Death Risk for Parents
(25-Dec-2009)
Obese offspring upped odds of dying of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, study found |
Eat Up, But Eat Healthy This Holiday Season
(25-Dec-2009)
Enjoy the occasional treat while sticking to your diet. Here's how. |
Heavier Sons Tied to Higher Death Risk for Parents
(25-Dec-2009)
Obese offspring upped odds of dying of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, study found |
Flu Vaccine for Seniors Approved
(24-Dec-2009)
A high-dose shot for people 65 and older |
Marijuana 'Munchies' May Be Rooted in Biology
(24-Dec-2009)
Scientists identify substances similar to those in pot that increase the response to sweets |
Stem Cell Research Gets a Boost From Vitamin C
(24-Dec-2009)
Antioxidant may help adult cells generate embryonic-like cells, study finds |
Health Tip: Eat Healthier This Holiday Season
(23-Dec-2009)
Suggestions for smart eating
|
Sun, Smoke, Extra Weight Add Years to Skin
(22-Dec-2009)
Twins study shows impact of lifestyle on top of genetics |
Patient Factors Mar Accuracy of Multi-Detector CT Scans
(22-Dec-2009)
Image quality varies due to ethnicity, weight, heart rate, study finds |
Myrrh May Lower High Cholesterol
(21-Dec-2009)
'Bad' levels down in rats when resin was part of diet, study finds |
Imagine Food Aromas That Prevent Overeating
(21-Dec-2009)
Scientists working on edibles that will signal fullness just by chewing |
Imagine Food Aromas That Prevent Overeating
(21-Dec-2009)
Scientists working on edibles that will signal fullness just by chewing |
Imagine Food Aromas That Prevent Overeating
(21-Dec-2009)
Scientists working on edibles that will signal fullness just by chewing |
Imagine Food Aromas That Prevent Overeating
(21-Dec-2009)
Scientists working on edibles that will signal fullness just by chewing |
Santa Not the Best Role Model for Kids' Health
(20-Dec-2009)
His personal habits more naughty than nice, public health expert says |
Santa Not the Best Role Model for Kids' Health
(20-Dec-2009)
His personal habits more naughty than nice, public health expert says |
Spiriva Inhaler Approved To Reduce Flares of COPD
(18-Dec-2009)
Including chronic bronchitis and emphysema |
Health Tip: Blueberries Are Good for You
(18-Dec-2009)
They have lots of fiber and vitamin C |
Kids in Home-Based Day Care Lack Exercise
(18-Dec-2009)
Most providers meet nutrition but not physical activity needs, study finds |
More Medicinal Uses for Pomegranate
(18-Dec-2009)
Ointment made with fruit rind fights drug-resistant infections, researchers say |
Blacks Have Less 'Bad Fat' Than Whites
(18-Dec-2009)
It's a puzzle, because less visceral fat should mean less obesity-linked disease, experts say |
Could Omega-3s Boost Blood Fat Levels?
(17-Dec-2009)
Study finds short-term effect may not be beneficial |
Could Omega-3s Boost Blood Fat Levels?
(17-Dec-2009)
Study finds short-term effect may not be beneficial |
Wide Array of Stores Now Sell High-Calorie Snacks
(17-Dec-2009)
They're at checkout counters of clothing stores, gas stations -- and adding to obesity epidemic, study says |
Obesity, Inactivity Keeping Heart Health Stats Down
(17-Dec-2009)
Treatments have improved, but Americans fall down on prevention, experts say |
Wide Array of Stores Now Sell High-Calorie Snacks
(17-Dec-2009)
They're at checkout counters of clothing stores, gas stations -- and adding to obesity epidemic, study says |
Wide Array of Stores Now Sell High-Calorie Snacks
(17-Dec-2009)
They're at checkout counters of clothing stores, gas stations -- and adding to obesity epidemic, study says |
Obesity, Inactivity Keeping Heart Health Stats Down
(17-Dec-2009)
Treatments have improved, but Americans fall down on prevention, experts say |
Generic Aricept Approved for Alzheimer's Dementia
(16-Dec-2009)
Tablets dissolve on the tongue |
Foodborne E. Coli Suspected in Urinary Tract Infections
(16-Dec-2009)
Experts caution, though, that no direct link has been found
|
Patients With Pacemakers Should Avoid MRI Scans
(15-Dec-2009)
Study examines potential for injury when doctors decide benefits of imaging outweigh the risks |
Puberty May Trigger Sleep Apnea in Overweight Kids
(15-Dec-2009)
Obesity combined with developmental changes increases risk in teens, study suggests |
Puberty May Trigger Sleep Apnea in Overweight Kids
(15-Dec-2009)
Obesity combined with developmental changes increases risk in teens, study suggests |
Coffee, Tea Might Stave Off Diabetes
(14-Dec-2009)
Decaf may also offer some protection, study finds
|
Long-Acting Zyprexa Approved
(14-Dec-2009)
To treat adult schizophrenia |
Cutting TV Time Burns More Calories
(14-Dec-2009)
Study found simple activities like housework, gardening replaced tube watching |
Hardship in Childhood May Affect Long-Term Health
(13-Dec-2009)
Age-related diseases stem from adverse events in first decade of life, study suggests |
Menopause Often Means Worsening Cholesterol
(11-Dec-2009)
Studies also report on statin dosages and lifestyle factors that affect the heart
|
Spice Compounds May Stem Tumor Growth
(11-Dec-2009)
Lab study suggests possible action against breast cancer
|
Health Tip: Warning Signs of Binge Eating Disorder
(11-Dec-2009)
Here are possible symptoms |
Menopause Often Means Worsening Cholesterol
(11-Dec-2009)
Studies also report on statin dosages and lifestyle factors that affect the heart
|
New Additive Aids Blood Platelet Storage
(10-Dec-2009)
InterSol approved for keeping platelets up to 5 days |
Too Much Drinking, Eating Tied to Breast Cancer Recurrence
(10-Dec-2009)
Prognosis is also worse for overweight women, researchers find |
Caffeine Doesn't Sober You Up
(09-Dec-2009)
Finding suggests alcoholic 'energy' drinks could boost risks from intoxication |
Want to Cut Cancer Risk? Try Munching Pistachios
(09-Dec-2009)
Benefit comes from a particular type of vitamin E in the nuts, expert says |
General Mills to Cut Sugar in Kids' Cereals
(09-Dec-2009)
Food maker responds to calls for more nutritious breakfast food |
General Mills to Cut Sugar in Kids' Cereals
(09-Dec-2009)
Food maker responds to calls for more nutritious breakfast food |
General Mills to Cut Sugar in Kids' Cereals
(09-Dec-2009)
Food maker responds to calls for more nutritious breakfast food |
General Mills to Cut Sugar in Kids' Cereals
(09-Dec-2009)
Food maker responds to calls for more nutritious breakfast food |
Vitamin D Linked to Survival in Lymphoma Patients
(09-Dec-2009)
Supplementation might slow cancer, preliminary study suggests |
Want to Cut Cancer Risk? Try Munching Pistachios
(09-Dec-2009)
Benefit comes from a particular type of vitamin E in the nuts, expert says |
Coffee, Exercise Fight Prostate Cancer
(08-Dec-2009)
Studies show improved survival among men who partake regularly |
U.S. Cancer Cases, Deaths Continue to Drop
(08-Dec-2009)
Report says lifestyle changes, better screening and treatment explain decrease |
Soy Beneficial for Breast Cancer Survivors: Study
(08-Dec-2009)
Surprising finding shows it reduces risk of death, recurrence |
Selenium, Omega-3s May Stave Off Colorectal Cancer
(08-Dec-2009)
Studies find benefits, but others question validity of the link
|
Soy Beneficial for Breast Cancer Survivors: Study
(08-Dec-2009)
Surprising finding shows it reduces risk of death, recurrence |
Selenium, Omega-3s May Stave Off Colorectal Cancer
(08-Dec-2009)
Studies find benefits, but others question validity of the link
|
Makers of Powerful Painkillers Present Safety Plans
(04-Dec-2009)
Move a response to pressure from federal regulators to crack down on abuse of opioid medications |
Teens Lose More Weight Using Healthy Strategies
(04-Dec-2009)
Increasing exercise, water and fruit consumption leads to success, study finds |
Teens Lose More Weight Using Healthy Strategies
(04-Dec-2009)
Increasing exercise, water and fruit consumption leads to success, study finds |
Kalbitor Approved for Hereditary Angiodema
(03-Dec-2009)
A rare genetic condition
|
Vitamin D May Be Tied to Heart Disease Via Genes
(03-Dec-2009)
Finding could aid in eventual development of screening test, researcher says
|
Zegerid OTC Approved for Frequent Heartburn
(02-Dec-2009)
In original prescription formula |
Oversized College Football Players May Face Heart Risks
(02-Dec-2009)
Linemen especially likely to have metabolic syndrome, study finds |
Health Gains From Lowered Smoking Rates in Jeopardy
(02-Dec-2009)
Study finds rising incidence of obesity could counter recent increases in longevity |
Oversized College Football Players May Face Heart Risks
(02-Dec-2009)
Linemen especially likely to have metabolic syndrome, study finds |
Oversized College Football Players May Face Heart Risks
(02-Dec-2009)
Linemen especially likely to have metabolic syndrome, study finds |
Birth in South Raises Stroke Risk for Life
(01-Dec-2009)
Death rate highest for lifelong residents of 'stroke belt,' study finds |
Diabetes Cases Expected to Double in 25 Years
(27-Nov-2009)
Soaring rates to bring unprecedented medical, economic burdens, study predicts |
Holiday Eating Without the Guilt -- or the Pounds
(25-Nov-2009)
Two experts offer waistline-friendly ways to enjoy festive feasting |
Holiday Eating Without the Guilt -- or the Pounds
(25-Nov-2009)
Two experts offer waistline-friendly ways to enjoy festive feasting |
Natural Soy Component May Help Treat Colon Cancer
(25-Nov-2009)
Discovery in fruit fly study may lead to new drugs for people, researchers say |
Salt Really Does Boost Health Risks
(25-Nov-2009)
Links to stroke, cardiovascular disease may make a case for population-wide reduction, review finds |
Holiday Eating Without the Guilt -- or the Pounds
(25-Nov-2009)
Two experts offer waistline-friendly ways to enjoy festive feasting |
Salt Really Does Boost Health Risks
(25-Nov-2009)
Links to stroke, cardiovascular disease may make a case for population-wide reduction, review finds |
Cholesterol Plays Role in Heart Failure Risk
(24-Nov-2009)
Pumping ability reduced in those with undesirable blood levels, analysis shows |
Health Tip: The Skinny on Carbohydrates
(24-Nov-2009)
What you need and how to get it |
Health Tip: Risks Associated With Unpasteurized Juice
(24-Nov-2009)
It could make you sick
|
Vioxx Problems Known Years Before Recall
(23-Nov-2009)
Study points up weaknesses of drug approval process in United States, researcher says |
Weight May Not Drive Racial Disparities in Colon Cancer
(23-Nov-2009)
Co-existing illnesses also don't explain why more blacks die than whites, study finds |
Go Healthy, Not Hungry for Holiday Eating
(22-Nov-2009)
Planning ahead can help keep eating under control, expert says |
Go Healthy, Not Hungry for Holiday Eating
(22-Nov-2009)
Planning ahead can help keep eating under control, expert says |
Go Healthy, Not Hungry for Holiday Eating
(22-Nov-2009)
Planning ahead can help keep eating under control, expert says |
Go Healthy, Not Hungry for Holiday Eating
(22-Nov-2009)
Planning ahead can help keep eating under control, expert says |
Go Healthy, Not Hungry for Holiday Eating
(22-Nov-2009)
Planning ahead can help keep eating under control, expert says |
Using Cell Phones, Internet to Battle Eating Disorders
(20-Nov-2009)
Online and text messages might be more helpful than therapy for some, researchers suggest |
Diet, Cognitive Ability May Play Role in Heart Disease
(19-Nov-2009)
Study finds fewer deaths among higher-functioning seniors who eat lots of fruits, vegetables |
Kidney Transplant, Sleep Disorder May Add Up to Trouble
(19-Nov-2009)
Heart disease, stroke more likely for organ recipients with sleep apnea, study finds |
Appalachia, Southeast Hit Hardest by Obesity and Diabetes
(19-Nov-2009)
CDC county-by-county analysis finds some areas with 1 in 10 adults already diabetic |
Niacin Adds No Benefit for Statin Patients: Study
(18-Nov-2009)
Taking the B vitamin didn't reverse or stall carotid artery disease |
Incidence of High Cholesterol Drops in U.S.
(17-Nov-2009)
Down by 30 percent, but those with high levels often don't know it, study finds |
Selenium Supplements May Pose Heart Risk
(17-Nov-2009)
Increased cholesterol levels worry researchers |
Incidence of High Cholesterol Drops in U.S.
(17-Nov-2009)
Down by 30 percent, but those with high levels often don't know it, study finds |
Obesity Rolling Back Gains in Heart Health
(17-Nov-2009)
Studies show risk factors rising among children and adults, with many denying they have a problem |
Qutenza Approved for Post-Shingles Nerve Pain
(17-Nov-2009)
Active ingredient is found in chili peppers |
Heartburn Drugs Can Thwart Popular Blood Thinner
(17-Nov-2009)
Combination can increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, U.S. officials say
|
Biotech Soybeans Good Source of Omega-3
(17-Nov-2009)
Oil from engineered beans might help reduce heart attacks, researchers say |
Benefits of Eating Fish May Depend on Preparation
(17-Nov-2009)
Baked or boiled beats fried or dried for heart health, researchers say |
Folic Acid Fortification Might Boost Cancer Risk
(17-Nov-2009)
Norwegian study found supplementation raised chances of disease by 21% |
Obesity Rolling Back Gains in Heart Health
(17-Nov-2009)
Studies show risk factors rising among children and adults, with many denying they have a problem |
Selenium Supplements May Pose Heart Risk
(17-Nov-2009)
Increased cholesterol levels worry researchers |
Folic Acid Fortification Might Boost Cancer Risk
(17-Nov-2009)
Norwegian study found supplementation raised chances of disease by 21% |
Study Raises New Questions About Cholesterol Drug Zetia
(16-Nov-2009)
It was found less effective than extended-release niacin, or Niaspan |
Lysteda Approved for Heavy Menstrual Bleeding
(16-Nov-2009)
Designed to help blood to clot |
Child Food Allergies on the Rise in U.S.
(16-Nov-2009)
Experts unsure if growth stems from more awareness or actual increase in numbers
|
Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Heart Disease
(16-Nov-2009)
But further trials are needed to prove this conclusively, researchers say |
Tapping Into Curry's Health Benefits
(13-Nov-2009)
Curcumin capsules might boost body's ability to absorb potent antioxidant |
FDA Questions Safety of Caffeinated Alcoholic Drinks
(13-Nov-2009)
Companies asked to show proof of safety and lawfulness of selling such beverages |
Web Giants Urge FDA to Update Ad Guidelines
(13-Nov-2009)
Google and Yahoo join forces with drug makers at Internet marketing hearing |
FDA Questions Safety of Caffeinated Alcoholic Drinks
(13-Nov-2009)
Companies asked to show proof of safety and lawfulness of selling such beverages |
Another Swine Flu Vaccine Approved for Children
(13-Nov-2009)
CSL's shot now for ages 6 months and older |
Tapping Into Curry's Health Benefits
(13-Nov-2009)
Curcumin capsules might boost body's ability to absorb potent antioxidant |
Health Tip: Signs That You Might Be Malnourished
(13-Nov-2009)
And that you should see a doctor
|
Baby Boomers May Prove More Disabled Than Their Elders
(13-Nov-2009)
Wave of disabilities could overburden health-care system, researchers fear |
Study Links Yo-Yo Dieting to Addiction
(12-Nov-2009)
Rats fed sugary chow suffered withdrawal when regular meals returned |
Chocolate Soothes the Stressed-Out Soul
(12-Nov-2009)
Study found eating dark version lowered levels of stress hormones |
Study Links Yo-Yo Dieting to Addiction
(12-Nov-2009)
Rats fed sugary chow suffered withdrawal when regular meals returned |
Fasting on Alternate Days May Make Dieting Easier
(11-Nov-2009)
Heart health could also benefit from this plan, researchers find |
Gut Bacteria Might Be Making People Fat
(11-Nov-2009)
Study in mice suggests link between intestinal microbes, diet and obesity |
Trial Data on Anti-Seizure Drug Might Have Been Manipulated: Report
(11-Nov-2009)
Study found outcome measures differed between company documents, published reports |
Gut Bacteria Might Be Making People Fat
(11-Nov-2009)
Study in mice suggests link between intestinal microbes, diet and obesity |
Fasting on Alternate Days May Make Dieting Easier
(11-Nov-2009)
Heart health could also benefit from this plan, researchers find |
Gut Bacteria Might Be Making People Fat
(11-Nov-2009)
Study in mice suggests link between intestinal microbes, diet and obesity |
Fasting on Alternate Days May Make Dieting Easier
(11-Nov-2009)
Heart health could also benefit from this plan, researchers find |
Gut Bacteria Might Be Making People Fat
(11-Nov-2009)
Study in mice suggests link between intestinal microbes, diet and obesity |
Teen Obesity Ups MS Risk in Women
(10-Nov-2009)
Researchers suspect lower vitamin D levels may be to blame
|
Teen Obesity Ups MS Risk in Women
(10-Nov-2009)
Researchers suspect lower vitamin D levels may be to blame
|
To Feel Better, Low-Fat Diet May Be Best
(09-Nov-2009)
Comparison of plans finds differences in mood despite similar weight loss |
To Feel Better, Low-Fat Diet May Be Best
(09-Nov-2009)
Comparison of plans finds differences in mood despite similar weight loss |
To Feel Better, Low-Fat Diet May Be Best
(09-Nov-2009)
Comparison of plans finds differences in mood despite similar weight loss |
To Feel Better, Low-Fat Diet May Be Best
(09-Nov-2009)
Comparison of plans finds differences in mood despite similar weight loss |
To Feel Better, Low-Fat Diet May Be Best
(09-Nov-2009)
Comparison of plans finds differences in mood despite similar weight loss |
Obesity Seems to Alter Heart Structure
(09-Nov-2009)
Result may be left atrial enlargement, study finds |
To Feel Better, Low-Fat Diet May Be Best
(09-Nov-2009)
Comparison of plans finds differences in mood despite similar weight loss |
Istodax Approved for Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma
(06-Nov-2009)
It's a disfiguring cancer affecting the skin
|
Good Sleepers More Likely to Eat Right
(06-Nov-2009)
Adequate shuteye is linked to healthier food choices in study |
Green Tea May Help Prevent Oral Cancer
(05-Nov-2009)
Small study reports evidence of cancer-fighting properties |
Living With Less TV, More Sweat Boosts Weight Loss
(05-Nov-2009)
Home environment plays role in effort to drop pounds, experts say |
Living With Less TV, More Sweat Boosts Weight Loss
(05-Nov-2009)
Home environment plays role in effort to drop pounds, experts say |
Green Tea May Help Prevent Oral Cancer
(05-Nov-2009)
Small study reports evidence of cancer-fighting properties |
Living With Less TV, More Sweat Boosts Weight Loss
(05-Nov-2009)
Home environment plays role in effort to drop pounds, experts say |
Green Tea May Help Prevent Oral Cancer
(05-Nov-2009)
Small study reports evidence of cancer-fighting properties |
Genes Linked to 'Pot' Belly
(05-Nov-2009)
And excess consumption of saturated fats raises obesity risk, researchers find |
Living With Less TV, More Sweat Boosts Weight Loss
(05-Nov-2009)
Home environment plays role in effort to drop pounds, experts say |
FDA Initiative Seeks to Reduce Accidental Overdoses
(04-Nov-2009)
The program will enlist health-care workers, drug makers, consumers, patients |
Fast Eating Limits Gut Hormones That Induce Fullness
(04-Nov-2009)
The result is overeating, research shows |
Fast Eating Limits Gut Hormones That Induce Fullness
(04-Nov-2009)
The result is overeating, research shows |
Low Cholesterol May Help Prevent Cancer
(03-Nov-2009)
Two studies dispel longstanding fears about possible connection |
FDA Issues Warning for Diabetes Drug
(03-Nov-2009)
Reports of kidney problems for those using Byetta prompted action |
Sugar Shortens Life Span in Worms
(03-Nov-2009)
But it's unclear whether the same holds true for humans, researchers say |
Folate Levels in Pregnancy Tied to ADHD in Offspring
(03-Nov-2009)
Prenatal nutrition seems to affect child's nervous system, brain growth, researchers say |
Household Chemicals May Affect Cholesterol Levels
(02-Nov-2009)
PFCs are found in packaging, paper and exposures were evident in most people, researchers say |
Diet Soda, Sodium Tied to Kidney Trouble: Studies
(02-Nov-2009)
It's more proof that what you eat and drink affects health, researchers say |
Food Stamps Help Stave Off Hunger in Many U.S. Homes
(02-Nov-2009)
Over 30-year period, nearly half of American children received nutrition assistance, analysis shows |
Fructose May Raise Blood Pressure
(30-Oct-2009)
Drinking more than two sweetened sodas a day boosts risk of hypertension, study finds |
Veggies in Pregnancy Lowers Child's Diabetes Risk
(30-Oct-2009)
Type 1 less likely in kids whose moms favored these foods, study found |
Pumpkin May Fight Yeast Infections
(30-Oct-2009)
Age-old folk remedy may lead to new antibiotic therapy, study finds |
Science Finds Healing in Halloween Horrors
(30-Oct-2009)
Vampire bats, spiders and even a monster have sparked new treatments
|
Diet, Exercise Thwart Diabetes: Study
(29-Oct-2009)
Lifestyle changes really do work to prevent type 2, experts say |
Diet, Exercise Thwart Diabetes: Study
(29-Oct-2009)
Lifestyle changes really do work to prevent type 2, experts say |
Diet, Exercise Thwart Diabetes: Study
(29-Oct-2009)
Lifestyle changes really do work to prevent type 2, experts say |
New Clues to How Fish Oils Help Arthritis Patients
(28-Oct-2009)
Findings may boost treatments for other inflammatory diseases, researchers say |
Let Kids Sleep Late on Weekends to Fight Fat: Study
(28-Oct-2009)
Too little shuteye contributes to obesity, researchers say |
Herbicides, Fibrate Drugs May Block Taste Receptors
(27-Oct-2009)
More research needed to determine the health consequences of compounds in question, experts say |
Arzerra Approved for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
(27-Oct-2009)
Affects some 16,000 people annually |
Herbicides, Fibrate Drugs May Block Taste Receptors
(27-Oct-2009)
More research needed to determine the health consequences of compounds in question, experts say |
Antipsychotic Drugs Spur Dramatic Weight Gain in Kids
(27-Oct-2009)
Researchers urge other alternatives, close monitoring of patients
|
Short-Term, High-Dose Vitamin D2 May Ease Deficiency
(27-Oct-2009)
Expert says treatment could prevent several bone problems
|
Fitness Fades Fast After 45
(26-Oct-2009)
But healthy habits can stave off the inevitable declines, research finds |
Obama Declares Swine Flu a National Emergency
(26-Oct-2009)
Action allows hospitals to better handle large numbers of patients as outbreak spreads |
Sebelius: There Will Be Swine Flu Vaccine for All Who Want It
(26-Oct-2009)
But the HHS secretary admits that delays are limiting supplies so far |
Health Tip: Dietary Needs of Aging Women
(26-Oct-2009)
Find out what your body needs
|
6 Million U.S. Kids Lack Enough Vitamin D
(26-Oct-2009)
Minority children are hit hardest, nationwide study finds |
Exposure to Holocaust May Have Raised Cancer Risks
(26-Oct-2009)
Survivors offer clues to the impact of severe physical, psychosocial suffering, researchers say |
Where You Put on Pounds May Influence Clot Risk
(26-Oct-2009)
Big hips in women, wide waists in men spell trouble, study finds |
Big, Beefy Football Players May Face Heart Problems Later
(26-Oct-2009)
Physical activity may not protect heart from complications of extra weight, study finds
|
6 Million U.S. Kids Lack Enough Vitamin D
(26-Oct-2009)
Minority children are hit hardest, nationwide study finds |
Big, Beefy Football Players May Face Heart Problems Later
(26-Oct-2009)
Physical activity may not protect heart from complications of extra weight, study finds
|
Coffee May Slow Liver Disease
(23-Oct-2009)
Finding could be good news for those with hepatitis C, researchers say |
Diabetes Drug May Boost Weight Loss in Obese Patients
(23-Oct-2009)
Combo of diet, exercise and injections helped non-diabetics shed pounds, study finds |
Diabetes Drug May Boost Weight Loss in Obese Patients
(23-Oct-2009)
Combo of diet, exercise and injections helped non-diabetics shed pounds, study finds |
Swine Flu Vaccine Still in Short Supply
(23-Oct-2009)
Goal of 40 million doses by end of October won't be met, CDC says |
Cocoa in Chocolate May Be Good for the Heart
(23-Oct-2009)
Study shows it reduces inflammation associated with heart disease |
Diabetes Drug May Boost Weight Loss in Obese Patients
(23-Oct-2009)
Combo of diet, exercise and injections helped non-diabetics shed pounds, study finds |
Diabetes Drug May Boost Weight Loss in Obese Patients
(23-Oct-2009)
Combo of diet, exercise and injections helped non-diabetics shed pounds, study finds |
Heavy Patients Get Little Respect From Doctors
(23-Oct-2009)
Study finding shows doctors have to realize obesity is a disease, expert says |
Red-Grape Compound May Improve Diabetes
(22-Oct-2009)
But so far resveratrol works only as an injection into the brain of mice, study finds |
Red-Grape Compound May Improve Diabetes
(22-Oct-2009)
But so far resveratrol works only as an injection into the brain of mice, study finds |
Super Obesity Ups Risk of Dying After Weight-Loss Surgery
(21-Oct-2009)
Deaths also more common among those with chronic diseases, study finds |
Super Obesity Ups Risk of Dying After Weight-Loss Surgery
(21-Oct-2009)
Deaths also more common among those with chronic diseases, study finds |
For Obese, Weight Gained in Pregnancy May Not Leave
(21-Oct-2009)
Overweight women have tougher time shedding those excess pounds, study finds |
Health Tip: You Need Vitamin B-12
(21-Oct-2009)
What can happen if you're low
|
Super Obesity Ups Risk of Dying After Weight-Loss Surgery
(21-Oct-2009)
Deaths also more common among those with chronic diseases, study finds |
Votrient Approved for Advanced Kidney Cancer
(20-Oct-2009)
Designed to thwart blood vessel growth in tumors |
Seasonal Flu Vaccine Approved for Children
(20-Oct-2009)
Fluarix sanctioned for kids aged 3 to 17 |
School Meals Need to Get Healthier: Report
(20-Oct-2009)
New recommendations tackle obesity epidemic in U.S.
|
Common Antioxidant Might Slow Parkinson's
(20-Oct-2009)
But too much urate can also cause trouble, so more study is needed, experts say |
School Meals Need to Get Healthier: Report
(20-Oct-2009)
New recommendations tackle obesity epidemic in U.S.
|
School Meals Need to Get Healthier: Report
(20-Oct-2009)
New recommendations tackle obesity epidemic in U.S.
|
Glucosamine Fails Osteoarthritis Test
(20-Oct-2009)
Popular supplement doesn't prevent loss of cartilage in knee, study finds |
Fish Oil Supplements Don't Help Depressed Heart Patients
(20-Oct-2009)
Those who took them with antidepressant fared same as those who didn't |
Minnesota Pig Infected With H1N1 Flu
(19-Oct-2009)
Federal officials say there's no danger in eating pork products |
Micardis Given Wider Approval
(19-Oct-2009)
For cardiac patients who can't take an ACE inhibitor |
Gardasil Approved to Prevent Genital Warts in Males
(19-Oct-2009)
Caused by human papillomavirus |
Mercury Levels Not Abnormal in Autistic Children
(19-Oct-2009)
Study finds no differences when compared to kids without disorder |
Easy Way to Prevent Post-Op Nausea?
(19-Oct-2009)
Administering dextrose right after surgery quells upset stomach, researchers say |
Health Tip: The Importance of Folic Acid
(19-Oct-2009)
It can help prevent birth defects
|
11 More Children Die From Swine Flu: CDC
(17-Oct-2009)
And vaccine production delays mean fewer shots will be available by month's end |
New FDA Study Seeks Feedback on Lasik Surgery
(16-Oct-2009)
Warnings issued to 17 centers for lax reporting of procedure-related adverse events |
Cervarix Approved to Help Prevent Cervical Cancer
(16-Oct-2009)
Vaccine blocks strains of human papilloma virus |
11 More Children Die From Swine Flu: CDC
(16-Oct-2009)
And vaccine production delays mean fewer shots will be available by month's end |
Soda Taxes Not Making a Dent in U.S. Waistlines
(16-Oct-2009)
Small increases in cost for sugary drinks haven't slowed obesity epidemic, study finds |
Obesity May Affect Fertility in Young Women
(16-Oct-2009)
Ability to have children is important to many who undergo weight-reduction surgery, study finds |
Soda Taxes Not Making a Dent in U.S. Waistlines
(16-Oct-2009)
Small increases in cost for sugary drinks haven't slowed obesity epidemic, study finds |
Obesity May Affect Fertility in Young Women
(16-Oct-2009)
Ability to have children is important to many who undergo weight-reduction surgery, study finds |
Soda Taxes Not Making a Dent in U.S. Waistlines
(16-Oct-2009)
Small increases in cost for sugary drinks haven't slowed obesity epidemic, study finds |
Smog Tougher on the Obese
(15-Oct-2009)
Study finds sharp hikes in blood pressure when overweight, air pollution combine |
Outbreak Investigation Highlights Drug Safety Issues
(13-Oct-2009)
Noncompliance with manufacturing regulations led to contaminated syringes, report says |
Common Antioxidant Might Slow Parkinson's
(13-Oct-2009)
But too much urate can also cause trouble, so more study is needed, experts say |
Health Tip: Cut Back Slowly on Caffeine
(12-Oct-2009)
Reduce your risk of withdrawal side effects
|
A Little Cash Buys a Lot of Calories at the Corner Store
(12-Oct-2009)
Kids are purchasing cheap junk food on way to and from school, survey finds |
Berinert Approved for Rare Genetic Disease
(12-Oct-2009)
To treats symptoms of hereditary angiodema |
A Little Cash Buys a Lot of Calories at the Corner Store
(12-Oct-2009)
Kids are purchasing cheap junk food on way to and from school, survey finds |
Healthier Neighborhoods Help Keep Diabetes at Bay
(12-Oct-2009)
Quality of local food stores and parks influences risk, research shows |
Want Leaner Kids? Parents May Need to Toe the Line
(11-Oct-2009)
Health experts say much can be done to keep weight in check
|
Want Leaner Kids? Parents May Need to Toe the Line
(11-Oct-2009)
Health experts say much can be done to keep weight in check
|
Want Leaner Kids? Parents May Need to Toe the Line
(11-Oct-2009)
Health experts say much can be done to keep weight in check
|
Want Leaner Kids? Parents May Need to Toe the Line
(11-Oct-2009)
Health experts say much can be done to keep weight in check
|
Vitamin D Good for Breast Cancer Patients
(09-Oct-2009)
Supplements help fight treatment-related bone loss, researchers say |
Health Tip: Help Prevent Listeriosis During Pregnancy
(09-Oct-2009)
Pregnant women are at higher risk |
Ex-NFL Players Hold Their Own Health-Wise
(09-Oct-2009)
Former pros have lower risk of heart disease, suggesting early fitness pays off, researcher says |
Vitamin D Good for Breast Cancer Patients
(09-Oct-2009)
Supplements help fight treatment-related bone loss, researchers say |
Nutrition Still Not 'A' Grade in U.S. Schools: Studies
(07-Oct-2009)
Guidelines are helping, but more is needed to stem teen obesity, researchers say |
Nutrition Still Not 'A' Grade in U.S. Schools: Studies
(07-Oct-2009)
Guidelines are helping, but more is needed to stem teen obesity, researchers say |
Troubled Minds Can Mean Wider Waistlines
(07-Oct-2009)
Repeat episodes of anxiety, depression tied to weight gain, study finds |
Troubled Minds Can Mean Wider Waistlines
(07-Oct-2009)
Repeat episodes of anxiety, depression tied to weight gain, study finds |
Leafy Greens Top Risky Food List
(06-Oct-2009)
Advocacy group notes illness outbreaks usually linked to 'healthy' foods |
Program Helps Kids Switch Over to Healthy Behaviors
(06-Oct-2009)
Triple intervention enforces message at home, school and in the community, researchers say |
Leafy Greens Top Risky Food List
(06-Oct-2009)
Advocacy group notes illness outbreaks usually linked to 'healthy' foods |
Leafy Greens Top Risky Food List
(06-Oct-2009)
Advocacy group notes illness outbreaks usually linked to 'healthy' foods |
Exercise in Adolescence May Cut Risk of Deadly Brain Tumor
(06-Oct-2009)
Physical activity later in life didn't seem to matter, study finds |
Mediterranean Diet May Help Prevent Depression
(05-Oct-2009)
Lower incidence seen in Spanish study |
Mediterranean Diet May Help Prevent Depression
(05-Oct-2009)
Lower incidence seen in Spanish study |
Health Tip: Eat a Heart-Healthy Diet
(05-Oct-2009)
To help prevent heart attack and stroke
|
Mediterranean Diet May Help Prevent Depression
(05-Oct-2009)
Lower incidence seen in Spanish study |
Mercury in Fish Linked to High Blood Pressure
(05-Oct-2009)
But researcher downplays importance of effect |
Schools Provide Less Junk Food Today: CDC
(05-Oct-2009)
Teens less likely to get soda, unhealthy snacks, but some states still lag behind, report finds |
Schools Provide Less Junk Food Today: CDC
(05-Oct-2009)
Teens less likely to get soda, unhealthy snacks, but some states still lag behind, report finds |
As TV Drug Ads Increase, So Do Concerns
(04-Oct-2009)
Experts question commercials' value to patients and health-care system overall
|
Study Counters Warnings on Quit-Smoking Drug
(02-Oct-2009)
No clear evidence found that Chantix has dangerous side effects, say UK researchers
|
Delaying Weight-Loss Surgery May Leave Teens at Risk
(02-Oct-2009)
Acting before kids gain more improves outcomes, study shows |
Daily Dose of Vitamin D Helps Prevent Falls in Seniors
(02-Oct-2009)
Supplements of 700 to 1,000 IU linked to reduced risk, study finds |
Delaying Weight-Loss Surgery May Leave Teens at Risk
(02-Oct-2009)
Acting before kids gain more improves outcomes, study shows |
Pre-Pregnancy Weight Linked to Babies' Heart Problems
(01-Oct-2009)
Overweight women more likely to have infants with certain birth defects, research shows |
Pre-Pregnancy Weight Linked to Babies' Heart Problems
(01-Oct-2009)
Overweight women more likely to have infants with certain birth defects, research shows |
Obese Middle-Aged Women Face Unhealthy Future
(30-Sep-2009)
Extra weight cuts chances for long, healthy life by nearly 80%, study finds
|
Study Finds Fish Won't Prevent Heart Failure
(30-Sep-2009)
Benefits confined to heart attack, other types of cardiovascular disease |
Workplace Wellness Seems to Really Work
(30-Sep-2009)
Investing in employee health cuts medical costs and ups productivity, heart experts say |
Obese Middle-Aged Women Face Unhealthy Future
(30-Sep-2009)
Extra weight cuts chances for long, healthy life by nearly 80%, study finds
|
Obese Middle-Aged Women Face Unhealthy Future
(30-Sep-2009)
Extra weight cuts chances for long, healthy life by nearly 80%, study finds
|
Eating in America Still Unhealthy: CDC
(29-Sep-2009)
State-by-state report finds too few people meet fruit and veggie guidelines |
No Osteoarthritis Seen in Obese Mice Without Leptin
(29-Sep-2009)
Hormone linked to appetite may also influence arthritis risk, researchers find |
Eating in America Still Unhealthy: CDC
(29-Sep-2009)
State-by-state report finds too few people meet fruit and veggie guidelines |
Heart Patients Benefit From At-Home Care, Study Finds
(28-Sep-2009)
Improvements seen in depression, quality of life |
When Pounds Go, Sleep Apnea May Improve
(28-Sep-2009)
10 percent weight loss increases remission odds, but any amount helps, experts say |
When Pounds Go, Sleep Apnea May Improve
(28-Sep-2009)
10 percent weight loss increases remission odds, but any amount helps, experts say |
When Pounds Go, Sleep Apnea May Improve
(28-Sep-2009)
10 percent weight loss increases remission odds, but any amount helps, experts say |
Vitamin D May Improve Melanoma Survival
(27-Sep-2009)
But levels are too low in many Americans, researchers say |
Vitamin D May Improve Melanoma Survival
(27-Sep-2009)
But levels are too low in many Americans, researchers say |
Vitamin D May Improve Melanoma Survival
(27-Sep-2009)
But levels are too low in many Americans, researchers say |
FDA Acknowledges Mistakes in Knee-Device Approval
(25-Sep-2009)
Agency says it will review procedure for endorsing medical devices |
Folotyn Approved for Aggressive Type of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(25-Sep-2009)
For those who have relapsed or haven't responded to other therapies |
Stelara Approved for Psoriasis
(25-Sep-2009)
Helps block overproduction of skin cells |
Fructose Boosts Blood Pressure, Studies Find
(24-Sep-2009)
Tests in mice and men link sugar to hypertension and say time of day may matter, too |
Fructose Boosts Blood Pressure, Studies Find
(24-Sep-2009)
Tests in mice and men link sugar to hypertension and say time of day may matter, too |
Lack of Vitamin D Linked to High Blood Pressure
(24-Sep-2009)
Effect seen 15 years later, researchers report |
With Fancy Coffees, Calories Can Add Up
(23-Sep-2009)
Popular blended beverages may be 'weighing you down,' health official says
|
Successful Dieters Show Unique Brain Patterns
(23-Sep-2009)
Scans found regions related to inhibition, self-control were more active |
Successful Dieters Show Unique Brain Patterns
(23-Sep-2009)
Scans found regions related to inhibition, self-control were more active |
With Fancy Coffees, Calories Can Add Up
(23-Sep-2009)
Popular blended beverages may be 'weighing you down,' health official says
|
With Fancy Coffees, Calories Can Add Up
(23-Sep-2009)
Popular blended beverages may be 'weighing you down,' health official says
|
Cost Savings Adds to Value of Preventing Chronic Disease
(23-Sep-2009)
Avoiding diabetes, high blood pressure can add years to life, researchers say |
Successful Dieters Show Unique Brain Patterns
(23-Sep-2009)
Scans found regions related to inhibition, self-control were more active |
With Fancy Coffees, Calories Can Add Up
(23-Sep-2009)
Popular blended beverages may be 'weighing you down,' health official says
|
Study Suggests a Wider Use for Statins
(22-Sep-2009)
Drugs could help those who only have high levels of inflammation, experts say |
Leukemia Cells May Hide in Fat Tissue
(22-Sep-2009)
Finding explains why obese children have higher relapse rates, researchers say |
New Drug May Offer Hope to Some With Lung Cancer
(20-Sep-2009)
Pemetrexed improves survival with advanced non-small-cell tumors, study finds
|
1st Doses of Swine Flu Vaccine Set for Early October
(18-Sep-2009)
Initial vaccine will be a nasal spray, followed shortly by injectable one: CDC
|
Diet, Exercise May Slow Kidney Disease Progression
(18-Sep-2009)
Obese patients can also benefit from weight-loss surgery, review finds |
Diet, Exercise May Slow Kidney Disease Progression
(18-Sep-2009)
Obese patients can also benefit from weight-loss surgery, review finds |
Middle-Age Heart Risk Factors Shorten Men's Lives
(18-Sep-2009)
Smoking, hypertension, high cholesterol cut 10 years of life, study finds
|
Diet, Exercise May Slow Kidney Disease Progression
(18-Sep-2009)
Obese patients can also benefit from weight-loss surgery, review finds |
More Whole Grains May Mean Less Fat
(17-Sep-2009)
In older eaters, fiber content of cereals has biggest effect, study finds |
Bones May Suffer From Green Tea Consumption
(17-Sep-2009)
Research on mice reveals loss of density and thickness
|
More Whole Grains May Mean Less Fat
(17-Sep-2009)
In older eaters, fiber content of cereals has biggest effect, study finds |
Insulin-Linked Genes Tied to Body's Internal Clock
(17-Sep-2009)
Discovery could shed light on conditions related to sleep-wake cycle |
Drinking, Weight, Depression Linked in Young Women: Study
(17-Sep-2009)
Treatment for one of these issues should take into account the others, report says |
Drinking, Weight, Depression Linked in Young Women: Study
(17-Sep-2009)
Treatment for one of these issues should take into account the others, report says |
Health Tip: Warning Signs of Dehydration
(17-Sep-2009)
Signs that you need to drink some fluids |
Health Tip: Eat Your Fruits and Veggies
(16-Sep-2009)
Why Mom's mantra is good advice
|
Tasty Foods Send Signal to Brain to Keep Eating
(16-Sep-2009)
Beef, dairy most likely to lead to overindulgence, lab study shows |
'Soda Tax' Wins Health Experts' Support
(16-Sep-2009)
Researchers cite a win-win for health care and obesity, but beverage industry balks at proposal |
'Soda Tax' Wins Health Experts' Support
(16-Sep-2009)
Researchers cite a win-win for health care and obesity, but beverage industry balks at proposal |
'Soda Tax' Wins Health Experts' Support
(16-Sep-2009)
Researchers cite a win-win for health care and obesity, but beverage industry balks at proposal |
Health Tip: What Can Cause Dehydration?
(16-Sep-2009)
Possible reasons for lack of bodily fluids
|
Anxious Kids at Risk for Obesity in Adulthood
(15-Sep-2009)
Treating emotional problems early could improve long-term health, researchers say |
Anxious Kids at Risk for Obesity in Adulthood
(15-Sep-2009)
Treating emotional problems early could improve long-term health, researchers say |
Most Adult Americans at Some Risk for Heart Disease
(14-Sep-2009)
Surging obesity rates have reversed gains, study finds |
Ovarian Cancer Test Approved
(11-Sep-2009)
Helps doctors decide on appropriate surgical options |
Curbing Obesity Epidemic Key to Health Care Reform: Experts
(11-Sep-2009)
Overweight is major contributing factor for chronic disease, U.S. health groups say |
FDA Panel Backs Giving HPV Vaccine Gardasil to Young Males
(10-Sep-2009)
The advisors also recommend approval of second HPV vaccine, Cervarix, to prevent cervical cancer |
Metabolic Syndrome May Raise Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease
(09-Sep-2009)
Women much more likely to develop PAD if they had constellation of other symptoms, researchers found |
FDA to Require Faster Reporting of Food-Safety Problems
(08-Sep-2009)
Companies must alert agency of potential trouble within 24 hours |
Metozolv Approved for Diabetic Stomach Disorder, GERD
(08-Sep-2009)
But long-term use could cause serious side effects |
FDA to Require Faster Reporting of Food-Safety Problems
(08-Sep-2009)
Companies must alert agency of potential trouble within 24 hours |
FDA to Require Faster Reporting of Food-Safety Problems
(08-Sep-2009)
Companies must alert agency of potential trouble within 24 hours |
Fruit Even Healthier Than Thought: Study
(04-Sep-2009)
Apples, peaches, nectarines packed with 'extractable' disease-fighting polyphenols, research finds |
Exercise May Help Maintain Weight Loss
(04-Sep-2009)
If they continue working out, dieters can keep off pounds, study finds |
Exercise May Help Maintain Weight Loss
(04-Sep-2009)
If they continue working out, dieters can keep off pounds, study finds |
Fruit Even Healthier Than Thought: Study
(04-Sep-2009)
Apples, peaches, nectarines packed with 'extractable' disease-fighting polyphenols, research finds |
Blueberry Drink Protects Mice From Obesity, Diabetes
(04-Sep-2009)
Lab results indicate that juice/bacteria combination could help people, too |
Acupuncture May Help Relieve Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
(04-Sep-2009)
Exercise also improves symptoms and related risk factors, study finds |
Blueberry Drink Protects Mice From Obesity, Diabetes
(04-Sep-2009)
Lab results indicate that juice/bacteria combination could help people, too |
Doctors' Efforts to Fight Childhood Obesity Not Working
(04-Sep-2009)
Study suggests officials might need to rethink strategies |
Thin Thighs Might Be Harbinger of Heart Disease
(04-Sep-2009)
Increased risk seen in Danish study, but authors say more research is needed |
Waist-Hip Ratio Good Gauge of Obesity in Elderly, Study Shows
(04-Sep-2009)
After age 70, body mass index is less effective in identifying unhealthy weight levels, researchers say |
Exercise May Help Maintain Weight Loss
(04-Sep-2009)
If they continue working out, dieters can keep off pounds, study finds |
Respirator Masks Best for Swine Flu Health Workers
(03-Sep-2009)
Medical personnel should use them, but not the general public, experts say
|
Intuniv Approved for Pediatric ADHD
(03-Sep-2009)
No known potential for abuse, maker says |
Health Tip: Eating Fish and Shellfish
(03-Sep-2009)
Almost all contain mercury
|
Scientists Turn Off 'Obesity Switch' in Mice
(03-Sep-2009)
Deleted gene allows rodents to eat high-fat diet and stay thin, research shows |
Nightly Snacking May Speed Weight Gain
(03-Sep-2009)
Mice fed high-fat diets got fatter if fed during their normal 'sleep time'
|
Scientists Turn Off 'Obesity Switch' in Mice
(03-Sep-2009)
Deleted gene allows rodents to eat high-fat diet and stay thin, research shows |
Caffeine Without Healthy Diet Linked to Heart Risk
(02-Sep-2009)
Atrial fibrillation patients drink lots of coffee, don't eat right, study suggests |
Health Tip: Gauging Mercury Levels in Fish
(02-Sep-2009)
What's considered safe?
|
Caffeine Without Healthy Diet Linked to Heart Risk
(02-Sep-2009)
Atrial fibrillation patients drink lots of coffee, don't eat right, study suggests |
Weight-Loss Surgery Breaks Families' 'Obesity Cycle'
(02-Sep-2009)
Moms operated on before pregnancy had thinner children, study found |
Pancreatic Cancer Deaths Higher for Blacks
(02-Sep-2009)
Accounting for risk factors made no difference in disparity, researchers find |
Weight-Loss Surgery Breaks Families' 'Obesity Cycle'
(02-Sep-2009)
Moms operated on before pregnancy had thinner children, study found |
Weight-Loss Surgery Breaks Families' 'Obesity Cycle'
(02-Sep-2009)
Moms operated on before pregnancy had thinner children, study found |
Health Tip: Pack Your Child's Lunch
(01-Sep-2009)
Why it's worth the extra time
|
Key Protein May Link Obesity, Diabetes, Heart Woes
(01-Sep-2009)
Molecule in fat tissues spurs chronic inflammation that gives rise to disease, researchers say |
Adult Weight Gain Tied to Prostate Cancer Risk
(01-Sep-2009)
White men risk more aggressive tumors if pounds mount up in 20s, 30s, study finds
|
Key Protein May Link Obesity, Diabetes, Heart Woes
(01-Sep-2009)
Molecule in fat tissues spurs chronic inflammation that gives rise to disease, researchers say |
Mediterranean Diet May Be Best for Type 2 Diabetes
(31-Aug-2009)
Reduced need for meds, helped some lose weight compared to low-fat diet
|
Mediterranean Diet May Be Best for Type 2 Diabetes
(31-Aug-2009)
Reduced need for meds, helped some lose weight compared to low-fat diet
|
Valcyte Approved for Cytomegalovirus in Children
(31-Aug-2009)
A leading cause of infection in transplant patients |
JFK's Health Problems More Complex Than Thought
(31-Aug-2009)
President suffered from a rare autoimmune condition, new report finds |
Zenpep Approved for Pancreatic Disorder
(28-Aug-2009)
Makes up for lack of digestive enzymes
|
Asparagus May Ease Hangover
(28-Aug-2009)
The veggie seems to ease troubles 'the day after' and protect liver from damage, experts say |
Meat, Dairy Won't Up Odds for Breast Cancer
(28-Aug-2009)
Two studies find no clear link; other research supports fiber to ward off the disease |
Whole Grains, Bran May Fight Hypertension in Men
(28-Aug-2009)
New findings replicate similar data for women, experts say
|
Soluble Fiber, But Not Bran, Soothes Irritable Bowel
(28-Aug-2009)
Nutrient known as psyllium seems to ease symptoms, study finds |
Fat-Fighting Chemical Holds Promise
(27-Aug-2009)
But research on 'fatostatin' is still in early stages |
Regular Yoga May Improve Eating Habits
(27-Aug-2009)
Body awareness plays a key role in weight maintenance, researchers say
|
Fat-Fighting Chemical Holds Promise
(27-Aug-2009)
But research on 'fatostatin' is still in early stages |
Regular Yoga May Improve Eating Habits
(27-Aug-2009)
Body awareness plays a key role in weight maintenance, researchers say
|
Milk Allergy Symptoms May Ease With Exposure
(27-Aug-2009)
With continued consumption, children's tolerance can improve, study shows |
Fat-Fighting Chemical Holds Promise
(27-Aug-2009)
But research on 'fatostatin' is still in early stages |
Regular Yoga May Improve Eating Habits
(27-Aug-2009)
Body awareness plays a key role in weight maintenance, researchers say
|
Wheat Consumption May Contribute to Diabetes
(26-Aug-2009)
Overreaction in gut noted in study of people with type 1 version of disease |
As Waistlines Widen, Brains Shrink
(26-Aug-2009)
The obese and overweight have less neurological tissue, study finds |
Xyzal Approved for Younger Kids
(25-Aug-2009)
Antihistamine sanctioned for children as young as 6 months
|
FDA Investigating Weight-Loss Drug Over Reports of Liver Damage
(25-Aug-2009)
32 cases reported since orlistat came on market in 1999 |
Wider Waist Boosts Asthma Risk
(25-Aug-2009)
Even if women were of normal weight, extra fat around abdomen raised the odds, study found |
FDA Investigating Weight-Loss Drug Over Reports of Liver Damage
(25-Aug-2009)
32 cases reported since orlistat came on market in 1999 |
Health Tip: Why You Should Drink Water
(25-Aug-2009)
Cells and organs need it to function |
Preemie Birth Could Mean Weaker Bones as Adults
(25-Aug-2009)
Small babies at risk for osteoporosis decades later, study finds |
Americans Are Urged to Cut Sugar Intake
(24-Aug-2009)
Experts recommend far fewer teaspoons a day than average person now consumes |
Americans Are Urged to Cut Sugar Intake
(24-Aug-2009)
Experts recommend far fewer teaspoons a day than average person now consumes |
Americans Are Urged to Cut Sugar Intake
(24-Aug-2009)
Experts recommend far fewer teaspoons a day than average person now consumes |
High-Octane Caffeine May Trigger Headaches
(21-Aug-2009)
Heavy use linked to occasional headaches, small jolt tied to chronic head pain, study finds |
Folic Acid Fortification Shouldn't Be Forced
(21-Aug-2009)
Irish researchers find vitamin levels in foods adequate for new moms, babies |
Sabril Approved for Infantile Spasms
(21-Aug-2009)
In children ages 1 month to 2 years |
Folic Acid Fortification Shouldn't Be Forced
(21-Aug-2009)
Irish researchers find vitamin levels in foods adequate for new moms, babies |
Obesity Tied to Prostate Cancer Recurrence
(21-Aug-2009)
Leads to poor prognosis in both blacks and whites after surgery, study finds |
Folic Acid Fortification Shouldn't Be Forced
(21-Aug-2009)
Irish researchers find vitamin levels in foods adequate for new moms, babies |
New Hib Vaccine Granted Accelerated Approval
(20-Aug-2009)
To help remedy vaccine shortage |
Scientists Spot How Sugar 'Feeds' Tumors
(20-Aug-2009)
Finding could lead to new cancer treatments, researchers say |
Antioxidants Abound in Cereals, Popcorn, Whole-Grain Snacks
(18-Aug-2009)
Study finds these foods contain high levels of polyphenols |
Antioxidants Abound in Cereals, Popcorn, Whole-Grain Snacks
(18-Aug-2009)
Study finds these foods contain high levels of polyphenols |
New Drug Approved for Gaucher Disease
(18-Aug-2009)
An inherited metabolic disorder |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Seems Safe
(18-Aug-2009)
Fainting most common adverse event with Gardasil, study finds
|
Antioxidants Abound in Cereals, Popcorn, Whole-Grain Snacks
(18-Aug-2009)
Study finds these foods contain high levels of polyphenols |
Antioxidants Pose No Melanoma Threat
(17-Aug-2009)
Despite earlier study, new report finds no risk from common vitamin and mineral supplements
|
Extavia Approved for Multiple Sclerosis
(17-Aug-2009)
A type of interferon |
Antioxidants Pose No Melanoma Threat
(17-Aug-2009)
Despite earlier study, new report finds no risk from common vitamin and mineral supplements
|
Web Is Becoming One-Stop Shopping for Health Help
(16-Aug-2009)
For support, advice or treatment, online interventions now await |
Saphris Approved for Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder
(14-Aug-2009)
Two severe psychiatric illnesses |
Restrictive Diet for Kids May Backfire
(14-Aug-2009)
Children need to learn self-control to avoid becoming overweight, researchers say |
Wine May Shield Breast Cancer Patients From Radiation Side Effects
(14-Aug-2009)
Italian study suggests its natural antioxidants protect the skin |
Restrictive Diet for Kids May Backfire
(14-Aug-2009)
Children need to learn self-control to avoid becoming overweight, researchers say |
Restrictive Diet for Kids May Backfire
(14-Aug-2009)
Children need to learn self-control to avoid becoming overweight, researchers say |
It's Time for More Moms to Breast-Feed, U.S. Officials Say
(13-Aug-2009)
Experts note rates are too low when benefits are so high
|
Suicide Risk With Antidepressants Falls With Age
(12-Aug-2009)
Study reiterates that young are most vulnerable |
FDA Details Access to 'Investigational' Drugs
(12-Aug-2009)
Goal is to help patients who might benefit from experimental medications |
Mediterranean Diet Plus Exercise Lowers Alzheimer's Risk
(11-Aug-2009)
Older adults who ate healthy and remained active were protected, study finds |
How Weight Loss Helps the Heart
(11-Aug-2009)
Study found it reversed structural abnormalities seen among the obese |
Mediterranean Diet Plus Exercise Lowers Alzheimer's Risk
(11-Aug-2009)
Older adults who ate healthy and remained active were protected, study finds |
Mediterranean Diet Plus Exercise Lowers Alzheimer's Risk
(11-Aug-2009)
Older adults who ate healthy and remained active were protected, study finds |
How Weight Loss Helps the Heart
(11-Aug-2009)
Study found it reversed structural abnormalities seen among the obese |
Mediterranean Diet Plus Exercise Lowers Alzheimer's Risk
(11-Aug-2009)
Older adults who ate healthy and remained active were protected, study finds |
How Weight Loss Helps the Heart
(11-Aug-2009)
Study found it reversed structural abnormalities seen among the obese |
How Weight Loss Helps the Heart
(11-Aug-2009)
Study found it reversed structural abnormalities seen among the obese |
More Evidence Healthy Living Brings Long Life
(10-Aug-2009)
Good diet, no smoking, regular exercise lower chronic disease risk by 80%, CDC study finds |
More Evidence Healthy Living Brings Long Life
(10-Aug-2009)
Good diet, no smoking, regular exercise lower chronic disease risk by 80%, CDC study finds |
Health Tip: Eating Right While You're Pregnant
(07-Aug-2009)
Diet is even more important when you're expecting |
Beetroot Juice May Boost Stamina
(07-Aug-2009)
Study findings could apply to athletes, elderly, researchers say |
Slide Into Debt Could Bring Wider Waistline
(07-Aug-2009)
Less activity, 'comfort eating' might spur obesity, German study finds |
Cholesterol Screening Shouldn't Rely on Kids' Weight
(07-Aug-2009)
Guidelines focusing on heavier children may miss the target, study finds |
Food Allergy Facts Need More Focus
(06-Aug-2009)
Many U.S. adults unaware there is no cure, survey finds |
Health Tip: Anemia Caused by Iron Deficiency
(06-Aug-2009)
Factors that may be responsible
|
Health Tip: Avoiding Salmonellosis
(06-Aug-2009)
A form of food poisoning |
Fish Oils May Prevent and Treat Heart Disease
(05-Aug-2009)
Review of studies involving 40,000 people points up benefits |
Social Stress Sends Body Fat to the Stomach
(05-Aug-2009)
In turn, that meant heart risks were raised, researcher says |
Certain Arthritis, Crohn's Drugs May Raise Kids' Cancer Risk: FDA
(05-Aug-2009)
Agency strengthens 'black box' warning on medicines such as Enbrel, Remicade |
Fish Oils May Prevent and Treat Heart Disease
(05-Aug-2009)
Review of studies involving 40,000 people points up benefits |
Fish Oils May Prevent and Treat Heart Disease
(05-Aug-2009)
Review of studies involving 40,000 people points up benefits |
Midlife Heart Risk Factors Linked to Later Dementia
(04-Aug-2009)
High cholesterol, hypertension, diabetes and smoking raise Alzheimer's risk |
Periodic Dieting May Cut Breast Cancer Risk
(04-Aug-2009)
In lab studies, intermittent calorie restriction led to dramatic decrease in tumors |
Midlife Heart Risk Factors Linked to Later Dementia
(04-Aug-2009)
High cholesterol, hypertension, diabetes and smoking raise Alzheimer's risk |
Livalo Approved for High Cholesterol
(04-Aug-2009)
A risk factor for heart disease |
FDA Approves Avastin for Most Common Kidney Cancer
(04-Aug-2009)
In combination with a second drug |
Elder Abuse, Neglect Make Early Death Far More Likely
(04-Aug-2009)
Finding illustrates need to report suspected problems, expert says
|
Sustained-Release Antipsychotic Approved for Schizophrenia
(03-Aug-2009)
Invega Sustenna injected once monthly |
Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Heart Risk Factors in Kids
(03-Aug-2009)
Studies find many U.S. children not getting enough |
Low Birth Weight Might Raise Adult Kidney Disease Risk
(03-Aug-2009)
Babies under 5.5 pounds at increased odds for chronic illness, review finds |
Colcrys Approved for Acute Gout, Mediterranean Fever
(31-Jul-2009)
Remedy long used to treat these two inflammatory conditions |
Onglyza Sanctioned for Type 2 Diabetes
(31-Jul-2009)
A once-daily tablet to help control blood sugar |
More Kids Becoming Severely Obese
(31-Jul-2009)
Expert urges additional programs, and coverage, for health effects
|
More Kids Becoming Severely Obese
(31-Jul-2009)
Expert urges additional programs, and coverage, for health effects
|
More Kids Becoming Severely Obese
(31-Jul-2009)
Expert urges additional programs, and coverage, for health effects
|
Infants Cared for in Another Home Become Heavier Toddlers
(30-Jul-2009)
Being in own home, day-care centers didn't increase weight, study found |
Tanning Beds Get Highest Carcinogen Rating
(29-Jul-2009)
Melanoma risk rises 75 percent when device use begins before age 30, international panel says |
'Organic' May Not Mean Healthier
(29-Jul-2009)
British study finds no better nutrient value than in conventionally produced foods
|
'Organic' May Not Mean Healthier
(29-Jul-2009)
British study finds no better nutrient value than in conventionally produced foods
|
Study Finds Weight-Loss Surgery Safer Than Thought
(29-Jul-2009)
Death risk only 0.3 percent, chances of serious complications 4.3 percent
|
Scientists Find Way to Make 'Good' Brown Fat
(29-Jul-2009)
Discovery could lead to ways to increase energy-burning in body, fight obesity |
Study Finds Weight-Loss Surgery Safer Than Thought
(29-Jul-2009)
Death risk only 0.3 percent, chances of serious complications 4.3 percent
|
More Can Be Done to Slow Obesity's Toll on Health: Experts
(28-Jul-2009)
HHS Secretary Sebelius says real change begins with America's kids
|
FDA Calls for Stricter Controls on Mercury Fillings
(28-Jul-2009)
But notes dental devices pose no great risk to most people; consumer organization aghast at ruling |
More Dairy, Calcium in Childhood Could Mean Longer Life
(28-Jul-2009)
Study beginning in 1930s suggests link, but experts unsure |
More Can Be Done to Slow Obesity's Toll on Health: Experts
(28-Jul-2009)
HHS Secretary Sebelius says real change begins with America's kids
|
Unhooking the Obesity-Diabetes Connection
(27-Jul-2009)
Understanding the link may someday lead to a cure, studies suggest |
Almost 10 Percent of U.S. Medical Costs Tied to Obesity
(27-Jul-2009)
Only return to healthy behaviors will bring expenditures down, experts say
|
High-Salt Diet Dampens Effects of Blood Pressure Drugs
(27-Jul-2009)
To avoid sodium in processed foods, experts advise reading food labels |
With Autism, Diet Restrictions May Do More Harm Than Good
(27-Jul-2009)
Study finds no increase in gastrointestinal problems in kids with the disorder |
Many Cancer Survivors Don't Adopt Healthy Lifestyle
(27-Jul-2009)
Study finds just 7 percent of older survivors meet diet, exercise guidelines |
Unhooking the Obesity-Diabetes Connection
(27-Jul-2009)
Understanding the link may someday lead to a cure, studies suggest |
Almost 10 Percent of U.S. Medical Costs Tied to Obesity
(27-Jul-2009)
Only return to healthy behaviors will bring expenditures down, experts say
|
High-Salt Diet Dampens Effects of Blood Pressure Drugs
(27-Jul-2009)
To avoid sodium in processed foods, experts advise reading food labels |
Giving Statins to Kids Provokes Debate
(26-Jul-2009)
Cholesterol-lowering drugs may help young hearts, but long-term use raises concerns |
Giving Statins to Kids Provokes Debate
(26-Jul-2009)
Cholesterol-lowering drugs may help young hearts, but long-term use raises concerns |
Stress, Bad Bedtime Habits Cause Insomnia
(24-Jul-2009)
For a good night's sleep, follow these expert tips |
Snoozing May Help Women Shed Baby Weight
(24-Jul-2009)
But avoiding postpartum sleep deprivation can be tough, experts admit |
Forteo Approved for Drug-Related Osteoporosis
(24-Jul-2009)
For people taking glucocorticoid medications |
Snoozing May Help Women Shed Baby Weight
(24-Jul-2009)
But avoiding postpartum sleep deprivation can be tough, experts admit |
Snoozing May Help Women Shed Baby Weight
(24-Jul-2009)
But avoiding postpartum sleep deprivation can be tough, experts admit |
Fresh-Meat Additives May Be Dangerous for Kidney Patients
(23-Jul-2009)
High potassium and phosphate content is common, but labeling is not required, report states |
Fresh-Meat Additives May Be Dangerous for Kidney Patients
(23-Jul-2009)
High potassium and phosphate content is common, but labeling is not required, report states |
Fatty Acids in Diet Linked to Bowel Disease Risk
(23-Jul-2009)
Red meat may raise odds for ulcerative colitis, but oily fish could be protective, study shows
|
1 in 7 Low-Income Preschoolers Is Obese
(23-Jul-2009)
CDC stats do show the epidemic might be slowing down among poor families |
Eating Habits in the Obese May Echo Drug Addicts' Patterns
(22-Jul-2009)
Sensitization could be at play, nutrition expert says
|
Eating Habits in the Obese May Echo Drug Addicts' Patterns
(22-Jul-2009)
Sensitization could be at play, nutrition expert says
|
Eating Habits in the Obese May Echo Drug Addicts' Patterns
(22-Jul-2009)
Sensitization could be at play, nutrition expert says
|
Eating Habits in the Obese May Echo Drug Addicts' Patterns
(22-Jul-2009)
Sensitization could be at play, nutrition expert says
|
No Firm Evidence Green Tea Helps Prevent Cancer
(21-Jul-2009)
Researchers have not uncovered conclusive findings, review shows |
Studies Affirm Value of Healthy Lifestyle
(21-Jul-2009)
Those who ate right, exercised lowered chances of cardiovascular trouble |
Weight-Loss Enzyme Identified
(21-Jul-2009)
Researchers may have found a way to curb hunger, rev up energy |
Weight-Loss Enzyme Identified
(21-Jul-2009)
Researchers may have found a way to curb hunger, rev up energy |
Studies Show Genetic Activity of Antioxidants
(21-Jul-2009)
Clues found on how they help arteries stay clear and healthy |
No Firm Evidence Green Tea Helps Prevent Cancer
(21-Jul-2009)
Researchers have not uncovered conclusive findings, review shows |
Weight-Loss Enzyme Identified
(21-Jul-2009)
Researchers may have found a way to curb hunger, rev up energy |
Studies Affirm Value of Healthy Lifestyle
(21-Jul-2009)
Those who ate right, exercised lowered chances of cardiovascular trouble |
Weight-Loss Enzyme Identified
(21-Jul-2009)
Researchers may have found a way to curb hunger, rev up energy |
Young Black, Hispanic Women Tend to Develop 'Love Handles'
(21-Jul-2009)
Midsection weight gain could increase their risk of type 2 diabetes, researchers warn |
In New York City, Trans Fat Ban Is Working
(20-Jul-2009)
Success has spawned similar efforts across the U.S., report finds
|
In New York City, Trans Fat Ban Is Working
(20-Jul-2009)
Success has spawned similar efforts across the U.S., report finds
|
Seasonal Flu Vaccine Approved
(20-Jul-2009)
But it won't protect against swine flu |
FDA Approves Seasonal Flu Vaccine for 2009-2010
(20-Jul-2009)
Health experts still working on H1N1 swine flu vaccine, which should be ready by fall |
In New York City, Trans Fat Ban Is Working
(20-Jul-2009)
Success has spawned similar efforts across the U.S., report finds
|
Probiotics Supplement May Help After Gastric Bypass Surgery
(17-Jul-2009)
In study, patients lost weight faster and avoided vitamin B deficiency |
Baking Soda May Be Key Ingredient for Kidney Patients
(17-Jul-2009)
Progression of chronic disease appears to slow with daily tablet, study finds |
Probiotics Supplement May Help After Gastric Bypass Surgery
(17-Jul-2009)
In study, patients lost weight faster and avoided vitamin B deficiency |
Probiotics Supplement May Help After Gastric Bypass Surgery
(17-Jul-2009)
In study, patients lost weight faster and avoided vitamin B deficiency |
Probiotics Supplement May Help After Gastric Bypass Surgery
(17-Jul-2009)
In study, patients lost weight faster and avoided vitamin B deficiency |
Probiotics Supplement May Help After Gastric Bypass Surgery
(17-Jul-2009)
In study, patients lost weight faster and avoided vitamin B deficiency |
Probiotics Supplement May Help After Gastric Bypass Surgery
(17-Jul-2009)
In study, patients lost weight faster and avoided vitamin B deficiency |
Modern Athletes Keep Getting Taller, Bigger
(17-Jul-2009)
Rise in body size outstrips gains seen in general population, study finds |
Onsolis Approved for Severe Cancer Pain
(16-Jul-2009)
Due to abuse risks, patch will be available under restricted distribution |
FDA Investigating Safety of Asthma Drug Xolair
(16-Jul-2009)
Injected medication may be linked to higher risk of heart attack, stroke, agency says
|
Dietary Oils May Help Some Fight Fat
(16-Jul-2009)
Two common supplements lower body fat, build muscle in obese older women with diabetes, researchers find |
Dietary Oils May Help Some Fight Fat
(16-Jul-2009)
Two common supplements lower body fat, build muscle in obese older women with diabetes, researchers find |
Blacks Have Highest Obesity Rates in U.S.
(16-Jul-2009)
Hispanics also show higher prevalence than whites, CDC researchers find
|
Number of Underweight Kids in U.S. Continues to Fall
(15-Jul-2009)
Recent survey finds 3.3 percent of children aged 2 to 19 are below normal weight |
Number of Underweight Kids in U.S. Continues to Fall
(15-Jul-2009)
Recent survey finds 3.3 percent of children aged 2 to 19 are below normal weight |
Number of Underweight Kids in U.S. Continues to Fall
(15-Jul-2009)
Recent survey finds 3.3 percent of children aged 2 to 19 are below normal weight |
Healthy Diet, Exercise Keeps Mind Sharp As You Age
(14-Jul-2009)
New research finds eating healthy, moderate activity are protective |
Healthy Diet, Exercise Keeps Mind Sharp As You Age
(14-Jul-2009)
New research finds eating healthy, moderate activity are protective |
Excess Weight Speeds Up Osteoarthritis
(14-Jul-2009)
Rapid loss of knee cartilage directly linked to being overweight in study |
Healthy Diet, Exercise Keeps Mind Sharp As You Age
(14-Jul-2009)
New research finds eating healthy, moderate activity are protective |
Healthy Diet, Exercise Keeps Mind Sharp As You Age
(14-Jul-2009)
New research finds eating healthy, moderate activity are protective |
Bottle-Feeding Moms Ignored
(14-Jul-2009)
Many feel pressured to breast-feed and ill-informed about alternative, researchers find |
Excess Weight Speeds Up Osteoarthritis
(14-Jul-2009)
Rapid loss of knee cartilage directly linked to being overweight in study |
Walking, Biking to Work Pays Off
(14-Jul-2009)
Active commuters are slimmer and fitter, study finds |
Excess Weight Speeds Up Osteoarthritis
(14-Jul-2009)
Rapid loss of knee cartilage directly linked to being overweight in study |
Omega-3 Fatty Acid Falls Short in Alzheimer's Trials
(13-Jul-2009)
No significant benefits seen with DHA, either in terms of prevention or treatment |
Omega-3 Fatty Acid Falls Short in Alzheimer's Trials
(13-Jul-2009)
No significant benefits seen with DHA, either in terms of prevention or treatment |
Effient Sanctioned for Angioplasty Patients
(10-Jul-2009)
To reduce the risk of blood clots |
Job Stress, Economy Weighing on Americans
(10-Jul-2009)
Worries lead to extra pounds and tip the scales toward more health risks, researcher says |
Job Stress, Economy Weighing on Americans
(10-Jul-2009)
Worries lead to extra pounds and tip the scales toward more health risks, researcher says |
Health Tip: The Lactose-Intolerant Diet
(09-Jul-2009)
Choose foods that are easier to digest
|
Health Tip: The Lactose-Intolerant Diet
(09-Jul-2009)
Choose foods that are easier to digest
|
Lighter Meals May Bring Longer Life
(09-Jul-2009)
Monkey study is best evidence yet that fewer daily calories boost lifespan |
Vegetable Amino Acid Lowers Blood Pressure
(08-Jul-2009)
Get plenty of it in your diet, researchers say |
Vegetable Amino Acid Lowers Blood Pressure
(08-Jul-2009)
Get plenty of it in your diet, researchers say |
Vegetable Amino Acid Lowers Blood Pressure
(08-Jul-2009)
Get plenty of it in your diet, researchers say |
Meatless Burgers, Hot Dogs Not Always Full of Veggies
(08-Jul-2009)
Read labels to select items with more vegetables, less sodium, experts say |
Meatless Burgers, Hot Dogs Not Always Full of Veggies
(08-Jul-2009)
Read labels to select items with more vegetables, less sodium, experts say |
Genes Linked to Cholesterol in Cells Are Identified
(07-Jul-2009)
Discovery could lead to new treatment targets, researchers say
|
FDA Mandates Tougher Warnings for Pain Pills
(07-Jul-2009)
Drugs like Darvon, Darvocet have been linked to fatal overdoses |
U.S. Unveils Stricter Food-Safety Standards
(07-Jul-2009)
Measures aimed at reducing salmonella and E. coli outbreaks |
U.S. Unveils Stricter Food-Safety Standards
(07-Jul-2009)
Measures aimed at reducing salmonella and E. coli outbreaks |
Fat-Cell Protein May Reduce Diabetes Risk
(07-Jul-2009)
Higher levels of adiponectin linked in studies to lower incidence of type 2 diabetes
|
Fat-Cell Protein May Reduce Diabetes Risk
(07-Jul-2009)
Higher levels of adiponectin linked in studies to lower incidence of type 2 diabetes
|
More Evidence That Caffeine Can Jolt Memory
(06-Jul-2009)
High doses may protect against Alzheimer's symptoms, study in mice suggests |
Alimta Approved as Maintenance Therapy for Advanced Lung Cancer
(06-Jul-2009)
To prevent disease progression |
Living Healthily on Less
(05-Jul-2009)
Even when budgets are tight, experts say, health and fitness need not suffer
|
Kids May 'Learn' to Tolerate Food Allergens
(05-Jul-2009)
Experiments show it's possible to develop resistance to peanuts, eggs and more |
If 2 Painkillers Are Banned, What Next?
(02-Jul-2009)
Other options, available and in the pipeline, could plug a Percocet-Vicodin gap, experts say
|
Multaq Sanctioned for Heart Rhythm Disorders
(02-Jul-2009)
Atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter |
Kids With Type 1 Diabetes Often Overweight
(02-Jul-2009)
Study explores weight problems faced by youngsters with the disease |
Obesity Rates Continue to Climb in U.S.
(01-Jul-2009)
Eight of 10 states with highest number of obese adults are in the South, report says |
FDA Panel Urges Ban on Vicodin, Percocet
(01-Jul-2009)
Also recommends dosing limits for OTC painkillers that contain acetaminophen, like Tylenol or Excedrin, because of link to liver damage. |
Anti-Smoking Drugs Get FDA 'Black-Box' Warning
(01-Jul-2009)
Reports link Chantix and Zyban to risk of psychiatric side effects, including suicidal thoughts
|
TV Ads Trigger Mindless Eating
(01-Jul-2009)
Kids watching food commercials consumed 45 percent more snacks, study shows |
Celiac Disease Making Inroads in U.S.
(01-Jul-2009)
'Something has changed,' researcher says, but just what remains unclear |
Obesity Rates Continue to Climb in U.S.
(01-Jul-2009)
Eight of 10 states with highest number of obese adults are in the South, report says |
Obesity Rates Continue to Climb in U.S.
(01-Jul-2009)
Eight of 10 states with highest number of obese adults are in the South, report says |
Statins Might Stave Off Alzheimer's
(30-Jun-2009)
In animal study, drug blocks cell death characteristic of the disease |
Comic Strip Aims to Educate Families About Diabetes
(30-Jun-2009)
Storyline tackles lack of information about the disease in the Hispanic community |
Obese Get Higher Doses of Radiation for X-Rays
(30-Jun-2009)
Cumulative effect of that needs study, experts say
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Obese Get Higher Doses of Radiation for X-Rays
(30-Jun-2009)
Cumulative effect of that needs study, experts say
|
Obese Get Higher Doses of Radiation for X-Rays
(30-Jun-2009)
Cumulative effect of that needs study, experts say
|
Eating Well On the Road
(28-Jun-2009)
Map out a healthy-food plan before leaving on vacation, nutritionist advises |
FDA Seizes All Drugs From Generics Maker
(26-Jun-2009)
Agency cites poor quality at Michigan plants, warns of potential shortage of one pain reliever |
Teens With Eating Disorders Benefit From Parents' Help
(26-Jun-2009)
Research shows that recovery improves with family involvement |
Eating Animal Fat May Lead to Pancreatic Cancer
(26-Jun-2009)
Added risk is tied to red meat and dairy products, study finds
|
Soy in the Diet May Protect Lung Function
(26-Jun-2009)
Chronic lung disease rates lower in those who consume soy, researchers say |
Eating Animal Fat May Lead to Pancreatic Cancer
(26-Jun-2009)
Added risk is tied to red meat and dairy products, study finds
|
Eating Animal Fat May Lead to Pancreatic Cancer
(26-Jun-2009)
Added risk is tied to red meat and dairy products, study finds
|
Obese Poor Shut Out From Weight-Loss Surgeries
(25-Jun-2009)
Too often, they lack insurance or face roadblocks in getting the procedures, study finds |
Chemical Used in Plastics May Affect Newborn Size
(25-Jun-2009)
Low birth weight infants have higher levels of phthalates, study finds |
Extra Helpings of Vegetables, Olive Oil May Extend Life
(24-Jun-2009)
Not all items on the Mediterranean diet are equally beneficial, study shows
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Extra Helpings of Vegetables, Olive Oil May Extend Life
(24-Jun-2009)
Not all items on the Mediterranean diet are equally beneficial, study shows
|
Weight-Loss Surgery Safe, Effective Type 2 Diabetes Treatment
(24-Jun-2009)
Research shows procedure is no more dangerous than other routine surgeries |
Bariatric Surgery Cuts Cancer Risk for Women
(24-Jun-2009)
Finding adds to the link between obesity and cancer, experts say
|
Weight-Loss Surgery Safe, Effective Type 2 Diabetes Treatment
(24-Jun-2009)
Research shows procedure is no more dangerous than other routine surgeries |
Eat Well, Live Longer
(23-Jun-2009)
Age-old advice to eat healthy pays off in longevity, study finds |
Eat Well, Live Longer
(23-Jun-2009)
Age-old advice to eat healthy pays off in longevity, study finds |
Eat Well, Live Longer
(23-Jun-2009)
Age-old advice to eat healthy pays off in longevity, study finds |
Obesity While Young Boosts Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(23-Jun-2009)
Study points to yet another reason to maintain a healthy weight
|
A Few Extra Pounds Might Bring Extra Years
(23-Jun-2009)
Study finds overweight, but not obesity, tied to longer lifespan |
Obesity While Young Boosts Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(23-Jun-2009)
Study points to yet another reason to maintain a healthy weight
|
Global Efforts to Lower 'Bad' Cholesterol Working
(22-Jun-2009)
Survey of nine countries finds improvements over 10-year period |
Vinegar Might Help Keep Off Pounds
(22-Jun-2009)
Researchers find fat-fighting properties in the lab and in mice
|
Obesity Greatly Raises Endometrial Cancer Risk
(22-Jun-2009)
Odds are 22 times higher for very overweight women, study finds
|
Obama Signs Tough New Anti-Smoking Law
(22-Jun-2009)
FDA gets the authority to regulate tobacco manufacturing and marketing |
Vinegar Might Help Keep Off Pounds
(22-Jun-2009)
Researchers find fat-fighting properties in the lab and in mice
|
Common Weight-Loss Surgery May Double Risk of Kidney Stones
(22-Jun-2009)
Roux-en-Y gastric bypass linked to small increased chances of trouble, research shows |
Common Weight-Loss Surgery May Double Risk of Kidney Stones
(22-Jun-2009)
Roux-en-Y gastric bypass linked to small increased chances of trouble, research shows |
Obesity Greatly Raises Endometrial Cancer Risk
(22-Jun-2009)
Odds are 22 times higher for very overweight women, study finds
|
Vinegar Might Help Keep Off Pounds
(22-Jun-2009)
Researchers find fat-fighting properties in the lab and in mice
|
Does Location Affect Kids' Weight?
(19-Jun-2009)
Study refutes belief that living near fast-food joints makes children fat |
Lure of Bottled Water May Not Be Health Driven
(19-Jun-2009)
Users say convenience is what motivates their choice |
Nestle Recalls Cookie Dough Products
(19-Jun-2009)
Move comes after FDA reports 66 cases of E. coli infection in 28 states |
Green Tea Component May Slow Prostate Cancer
(19-Jun-2009)
Men in small study took capsules equivalent to brewed beverage
|
Does Location Affect Kids' Weight?
(19-Jun-2009)
Study refutes belief that living near fast-food joints makes children fat |
Lure of Bottled Water May Not Be Health Driven
(19-Jun-2009)
Users say convenience is what motivates their choice |
Teens, Young Adults Need More Calcium
(18-Jun-2009)
Consumption of bone-building dairy products declines in late teens, research shows |
Ozurdex Implant Approved for Macular Edema
(18-Jun-2009)
When cause is blocked vein, doctors have a new therapy to offer |
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Might Curb Depression in Heart Patients
(18-Jun-2009)
Study found low levels in bloodstream correlated with increased risk |
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Might Curb Depression in Heart Patients
(18-Jun-2009)
Study found low levels in bloodstream correlated with increased risk |
Health Tip: Help Prevent Metabolic Syndrome
(18-Jun-2009)
A possible precursor to diabetes and heart disease
|
Fruits and Veggies May Improve Sperm Quality
(16-Jun-2009)
Whether antioxidants from supplements would help, too, is unclear, expert says
|
A Substitute for Those Who Can't Take Statins?
(15-Jun-2009)
Red yeast rice does well in small trial, but there are potential risks |
A Substitute for Those Who Can't Take Statins?
(15-Jun-2009)
Red yeast rice does well in small trial, but there are potential risks |
Drug May Stem Slide Into Alzheimer's for Some
(15-Jun-2009)
Aricept did not help others with mild memory loss, study finds
|
Heart Association Warns of Surgery Risks in Obese
(15-Jun-2009)
Complications may include wound infections, heart problems, new advisory says |
Asthma Drugs Get 'Precaution' Labeling for Possible Psychiatric Side Effects
(13-Jun-2009)
FDA says users of Singulair and similar meds should watch for such problems |
Tobacco Control Bill Heads to White House as Health Groups Cheer
(12-Jun-2009)
Legislation to let FDA regulate tobacco manufacturing and marketing called long overdue |
Caldolor Is First Approved Injected Ibuprofen
(12-Jun-2009)
For hospital patients who can't take oral drug |
Diabetes Drug Byetta May Aid Weight Loss in Obese Patients
(11-Jun-2009)
Combined diet, exercise and injection had best results in study |
Cornflakes, White Bread Could Boost Heart Risk
(11-Jun-2009)
'High-glycemic' carbs like these hamper blood vessel function, study shows |
FDA Panel OKs Newer Antipsychotics for Children
(11-Jun-2009)
Seroquel, Zyprexa and Geodon have been linked to certain health risks, experts note
|
Health Tip: Always Hungry?
(11-Jun-2009)
Here are possible reasons
|
Cornflakes, White Bread Could Boost Heart Risk
(11-Jun-2009)
'High-glycemic' carbs like these hamper blood vessel function, study shows |
Need a Walking Partner? Try a Dog
(11-Jun-2009)
Those who do are apt to exercise (and enjoy it) more, experts say
|
Might Weight-Loss Surgery Lead to Fractures?
(11-Jun-2009)
Small study finds nearly double the normal rate of broken bones |
Diabetes Drug Byetta May Aid Weight Loss in Obese Patients
(11-Jun-2009)
Combined diet, exercise and injection had best results in study |
Might Weight-Loss Surgery Lead to Fractures?
(11-Jun-2009)
Small study finds nearly double the normal rate of broken bones |
Need a Walking Partner? Try a Dog
(11-Jun-2009)
Those who do are apt to exercise (and enjoy it) more, experts say
|
Might Weight-Loss Surgery Lead to Fractures?
(11-Jun-2009)
Small study finds nearly double the normal rate of broken bones |
Diabetes Drug Byetta May Aid Weight Loss in Obese Patients
(11-Jun-2009)
Combined diet, exercise and injection had best results in study |
Morning Sickness Drug Gets Green Light in Study
(10-Jun-2009)
Israeli researchers find short-term use during pregnancy should be safe
|
Neck Size May Affect Severity of Sleep Apnea
(10-Jun-2009)
Even non-obese people are at risk, researchers find |
Neck Size May Affect Severity of Sleep Apnea
(10-Jun-2009)
Even non-obese people are at risk, researchers find |
Health Care 'Gap' Continues for Minority, Poor Americans
(09-Jun-2009)
Government report finds they have higher incidence of illness, fewer options for care
|
'Eco-Atkins' Diet Sheds More Than Pounds
(08-Jun-2009)
Study found subbing plant-based proteins for animal ones also lowered cholesterol |
'Eco-Atkins' Diet Sheds More Than Pounds
(08-Jun-2009)
Study found subbing plant-based proteins for animal ones also lowered cholesterol |
'Eco-Atkins' Diet Sheds More Than Pounds
(08-Jun-2009)
Study found subbing plant-based proteins for animal ones also lowered cholesterol |
Health Tip: Making Better Choices for Fast Food
(08-Jun-2009)
Recommendations for healthier eating |
'Eco-Atkins' Diet Sheds More Than Pounds
(08-Jun-2009)
Study found subbing plant-based proteins for animal ones also lowered cholesterol |
Sleeplessness a Weighty Matter
(08-Jun-2009)
Sleep-restriction study quickly added pounds to participants |
Races Differ in Rates of Sleep-Related Obesity
(08-Jun-2009)
Blacks get less shuteye than whites, more suffer from obesity, study finds |
Know Your Odds for Heart Failure
(08-Jun-2009)
Lifestyle plays key role, study confirms, and a new 'calculator' helps gauge risk |
Sleeplessness a Weighty Matter
(08-Jun-2009)
Sleep-restriction study quickly added pounds to participants |
Researchers Uncover Why Turmeric Helps Heal
(05-Jun-2009)
Component of ancient spice makes cells more resistant to infection, report says
|
Grilled Meats Not Tied to Breast Cancer in Older Women
(05-Jun-2009)
Study finds no added risk for eating meat, even when cooked at high temps |
Parental Eating Habits Don't Rub Off on Kids
(05-Jun-2009)
What Mom and Dad consume has little effect on children's choices, study finds |
Parental Eating Habits Don't Rub Off on Kids
(05-Jun-2009)
What Mom and Dad consume has little effect on children's choices, study finds |
Obesity May Dampen Response to Asthma Meds
(04-Jun-2009)
Study runs counter to research that has suggested excess weight worsens disease |
Want to Stop Cancer? You Can, Experts Say
(03-Jun-2009)
Lifestyle changes have been shown to lower odds, even for those at higher risk
|
Want to Stop Cancer? You Can, Experts Say
(03-Jun-2009)
Lifestyle changes have been shown to lower odds, even for those at higher risk
|
New Drug Fights Cancer in Dogs
(03-Jun-2009)
Palladia approved to treat dangerous skin tumors |
Want to Stop Cancer? You Can, Experts Say
(03-Jun-2009)
Lifestyle changes have been shown to lower odds, even for those at higher risk
|
Making Obese Mice Slim, Without Diet or Exercise
(03-Jun-2009)
Findings might someday help overweight humans, too, experts say
|
Abdominal Surgery May Become Easier for Patients
(03-Jun-2009)
Advanced technique is said to reduce post-op pain and scarring |
Want to Stop Cancer? You Can, Experts Say
(03-Jun-2009)
Lifestyle changes have been shown to lower odds, even for those at higher risk
|
Making Obese Mice Slim, Without Diet or Exercise
(03-Jun-2009)
Findings might someday help overweight humans, too, experts say
|
Want to Stop Cancer? You Can, Experts Say
(03-Jun-2009)
Lifestyle changes have been shown to lower odds, even for those at higher risk
|
Making Obese Mice Slim, Without Diet or Exercise
(03-Jun-2009)
Findings might someday help overweight humans, too, experts say
|
Many Overweight Kids Not Getting a Good Night's Sleep
(03-Jun-2009)
Obesity may play a role in sleep-disordered breathing, researchers say |
Abdominal Surgery May Become Easier for Patients
(03-Jun-2009)
Advanced technique is said to reduce post-op pain and scarring |
Weight-Loss Surgery Options Compared in Super-Obese
(02-Jun-2009)
Duodenal switch may be more effective than gastric bypass, researchers say |
Weight-Loss Surgery Simplified
(02-Jun-2009)
In clinical trial, patients recover faster from new procedure |
FDA to Study Ways to Be More Open With Public
(02-Jun-2009)
Agency hopes to better explain its decisions to regain lost trust |
Health Tip: Get Enough Dietary Protein
(02-Jun-2009)
Here's how |
Fewer New Pounds in Pregnancy Best for Obese Moms
(02-Jun-2009)
Findings support recent changes to gestational weight gain guidelines |
Weight-Loss Surgery Options Compared in Super-Obese
(02-Jun-2009)
Duodenal switch may be more effective than gastric bypass, researchers say |
Fewer New Pounds in Pregnancy Best for Obese Moms
(02-Jun-2009)
Findings support recent changes to gestational weight gain guidelines |
Weight-Loss Surgery Options Compared in Super-Obese
(02-Jun-2009)
Duodenal switch may be more effective than gastric bypass, researchers say |
Fewer New Pounds in Pregnancy Best for Obese Moms
(02-Jun-2009)
Findings support recent changes to gestational weight gain guidelines |
Weight-Loss Surgery Options Compared in Super-Obese
(02-Jun-2009)
Duodenal switch may be more effective than gastric bypass, researchers say |
Weight-Loss Surgery Simplified
(02-Jun-2009)
In clinical trial, patients recover faster from new procedure |
Health Tip: Eat Enough Fiber
(01-Jun-2009)
It's a needed part of a healthy diet
|
Depression Treatment Wanes Following FDA Warnings
(01-Jun-2009)
Advisories led to 'unintended consequences,' researchers say |
Health Tip: Eat Enough Fiber
(01-Jun-2009)
It's a needed part of a healthy diet
|
Health Tip: Eat Enough Fiber
(01-Jun-2009)
It's a needed part of a healthy diet
|
Weight May Affect Colonoscopy Success
(01-Jun-2009)
More rigorous prep is needed for obese people, study finds
|
Weight May Affect Colonoscopy Success
(01-Jun-2009)
More rigorous prep is needed for obese people, study finds
|
Women Who Run May Benefit From Extra Folic Acid
(31-May-2009)
In athletes who stop menstruating, supplements boost vascular function, study finds |
Stimulant Chewing Gum Can Be Dangerous for Kids
(29-May-2009)
Case report details how two packs sent 13-year-old to hospital |
Besivance Approved for Bacterial Conjunctivitis
(29-May-2009)
Contagious condition often called 'pink eye' |
Families Urged to Have Wells Tested Yearly
(29-May-2009)
Young kids are especially vulnerable to contamination, experts say |
Experts Urge Less Weight Gain for Obese Women in Pregnancy
(28-May-2009)
New guidelines suggest adding no more than 20 pounds |
Ankle Replacement Device Approved
(28-May-2009)
For people with deformed or arthritic joint |
Experts Urge Less Weight Gain for Obese Women in Pregnancy
(28-May-2009)
New guidelines suggest adding no more than 20 pounds |
Experts Urge Less Weight Gain for Obese Women in Pregnancy
(28-May-2009)
New guidelines suggest adding no more than 20 pounds |
Experts Urge Less Weight Gain for Obese Women in Pregnancy
(28-May-2009)
New guidelines suggest adding no more than 20 pounds |
Americans Score Low on Healthy Lifestyle
(27-May-2009)
Too many rely on drugs to fix what healthy living would cure, researcher says
|
Americans Score Low on Healthy Lifestyle
(27-May-2009)
Too many rely on drugs to fix what healthy living would cure, researcher says
|
Americans Score Low on Healthy Lifestyle
(27-May-2009)
Too many rely on drugs to fix what healthy living would cure, researcher says
|
Americans Score Low on Healthy Lifestyle
(27-May-2009)
Too many rely on drugs to fix what healthy living would cure, researcher says
|
Americans Score Low on Healthy Lifestyle
(27-May-2009)
Too many rely on drugs to fix what healthy living would cure, researcher says
|
Too Much Cola Can Cause Muscle Problems
(27-May-2009)
Drop in potassium levels may lead to mild weakness or temporary paralysis, study finds |
Too Much Cola Can Cause Muscle Problems
(27-May-2009)
Drop in potassium levels may lead to mild weakness or temporary paralysis, study finds |
Adcirca Approved for Lung Disorder
(26-May-2009)
Drug has the same active ingredient as Cialis |
Hardened Arteries Threaten Obese, Diabetic Youth
(26-May-2009)
Ultrasound shows damage tied to rising odds for stroke, heart attack, researchers say |
Skip the Burgers and Throw Some Veggies on the Grill
(22-May-2009)
Health concerns raised by barbecued meats spur new ideas for the summer cookout |
Vitamin D May Help Keep Aging at Bay
(22-May-2009)
Researchers speculate that brain might benefit from supplements |
Low Vitamin D Levels May Initiate Cancer Development
(22-May-2009)
Study suggests loss of communication among cells tied to this nutritional deficit |
Among Obese Diabetics, Sleep Apnea May Be Common
(22-May-2009)
Study finds, though, that disorder often goes undiagnosed
|
Vitamin D May Help Keep Aging at Bay
(22-May-2009)
Researchers speculate that brain might benefit from supplements |
Low Vitamin D Levels May Initiate Cancer Development
(22-May-2009)
Study suggests loss of communication among cells tied to this nutritional deficit |
Synthetic Vitamin A-Like Molecule Blocks Early MS
(22-May-2009)
Tests in mice show AM80 prevents early symptoms but not chronic ones, study finds |
High Blood Fats Tied to Diabetic Nerve Loss
(21-May-2009)
Triglycerides better predictor of neuropathy than blood glucose levels, study suggests |
Healthier Lifestyle Can Cut COPD Symptoms
(20-May-2009)
Diet, exercise and smoking cessation counseling also proved cost-effective, study finds |
E-Mailing Your Way to Healthier Habits
(20-May-2009)
People move more and eat better when messaged to do so, study finds |
Health Tip: Risk Factors for High Cholesterol?
(19-May-2009)
Why some people are more likely to have it
|
Health Tip: Risk Factors for High Cholesterol?
(19-May-2009)
Why some people are more likely to have it
|
Rapid Weight Loss in Seniors Signals Higher Dementia Risk
(19-May-2009)
Researcher notes it may be less a cause of cognitive decline than a sign of it |
Overweight Moms More Likely to Have Asthmatic Kids
(19-May-2009)
Inflammation may drive the connection, researchers say |
Obese People Seem to Do Better With Heart Disease
(18-May-2009)
Still, it's best to lose that excess weight, review says |
Risperdal Consta Approved for Bipolar Disorder
(18-May-2009)
Long-acting version of antipsychotic |
Worries About Weight Are Tied to Teen Suicide Tries
(18-May-2009)
Even those who only think they're fat face higher risk, study finds
|
Money May Matter, Health-Wise, in Old Age
(18-May-2009)
With wealth and education come fewer chronic problems, study finds |
Obese People Seem to Do Better With Heart Disease
(18-May-2009)
Still, it's best to lose that excess weight, review says |
Worries About Weight Are Tied to Teen Suicide Tries
(18-May-2009)
Even those who only think they're fat face higher risk, study finds
|
Multivitamins Might Prolong Life
(18-May-2009)
By preserving protective ends of DNA, aging might be slowed, study suggests
|
Worries About Weight Are Tied to Teen Suicide Tries
(18-May-2009)
Even those who only think they're fat face higher risk, study finds
|
Nutrient-Rich Diet Lowers Risk of Age-Related Eye Disease
(15-May-2009)
Study finds foods high in vitamins, minerals cut chances of macular degeneration |
Ginger Eases Nausea From Chemo
(15-May-2009)
Spice produced 40% reduction in symptoms among breast cancer patients |
New Insights Show Ginseng Fights Inflammation
(15-May-2009)
Scientists spot anti-inflammatory components in the traditional remedy |
Nutrient-Rich Diet Lowers Risk of Age-Related Eye Disease
(15-May-2009)
Study finds foods high in vitamins, minerals cut chances of macular degeneration |
Cimzia Approved for Rheumatoid Arthritis
(14-May-2009)
Previously sanctioned for Crohn's disease |
Daily Exercise at School Yields Rewards
(14-May-2009)
Kids have healthier hearts and are less apt to be overweight, study finds
|
Folic Acid Reduces Infant Heart Defects
(13-May-2009)
Adding B vitamin to grain products cut congenital heart defects in newborns, researchers say |
Scorpion Anti-Venom Speeds Children's Recovery
(13-May-2009)
Available in Mexico but not in U.S., it could make ICU stays unnecessary, study suggests |
Folic Acid Reduces Infant Heart Defects
(13-May-2009)
Adding B vitamin to grain products cut congenital heart defects in newborns, researchers say |
Productivity Takes a Hit From Obesity, Diabetes
(13-May-2009)
More lost time signals need for workplace interventions, experts say |
Productivity Takes a Hit From Obesity, Diabetes
(13-May-2009)
More lost time signals need for workplace interventions, experts say |
Healthy Behaviors Slow Functional Decline After Cancer
(12-May-2009)
Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows |
Frequent Feedings May Be Making Babies Fat
(12-May-2009)
Moms might not notice signs that infants are full, study concludes
|
Healthy Behaviors Slow Functional Decline After Cancer
(12-May-2009)
Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows |
Before Conceiving, Take Folic Acid for One Full Year
(12-May-2009)
Preemie risk 50 percent lower in those who take supplements that long, research shows |
Frequent Feedings May Be Making Babies Fat
(12-May-2009)
Moms might not notice signs that infants are full, study concludes
|
Healthy Behaviors Slow Functional Decline After Cancer
(12-May-2009)
Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows |
Antioxidants Blunt Exercise Benefit, Study Shows
(11-May-2009)
Vitamins C, E block creation of free radicals that promote insulin sensitivity, researchers say
|
DASH Diet Has Extra Benefits for Women's Health
(11-May-2009)
Diet to lower blood pressure may also cut risk of heart failure, research shows |
DASH Diet Has Extra Benefits for Women's Health
(11-May-2009)
Diet to lower blood pressure may also cut risk of heart failure, research shows |
Supportive Weigh-In Program Keeps Pounds Off
(11-May-2009)
Women maintained losses with biweekly checks and counseling, study finds |
Supportive Weigh-In Program Keeps Pounds Off
(11-May-2009)
Women maintained losses with biweekly checks and counseling, study finds |
DASH Diet Has Extra Benefits for Women's Health
(11-May-2009)
Diet to lower blood pressure may also cut risk of heart failure, research shows |
Supportive Weigh-In Program Keeps Pounds Off
(11-May-2009)
Women maintained losses with biweekly checks and counseling, study finds |
Acid Drinks Blamed for Increase in Tooth Erosion
(09-May-2009)
The way people savor flavor compounds the problem, experts say |
Obesity May Raise Kids' Allergy Risk
(08-May-2009)
With both problems on the rise, researchers call for more study |
Obesity May Raise Kids' Allergy Risk
(08-May-2009)
With both problems on the rise, researchers call for more study |
Obesity May Raise Kids' Allergy Risk
(08-May-2009)
With both problems on the rise, researchers call for more study |
Exercising Throat Muscles May Relieve Sleep Apnea
(08-May-2009)
Workout regimen for the upper airway may improve sleep disorder symptoms, study finds |
Fanapt Sanctioned for Schizophrenia
(07-May-2009)
But FDA warns against off-label use |
Avastin Gets New Approval for Brain Cancer
(07-May-2009)
Of the type affecting Senator Kennedy |
Creon, a Pancreatic Enzyme Substitute, Approved
(07-May-2009)
Derived from pig pancreas
|
Cycloset Approved for Type 2 Diabetes
(06-May-2009)
Helps control blood sugar via the brain |
Weight-Loss Gene May Keep Smokers Thinner
(06-May-2009)
Increases in a protein likely cause, but study doesn't provide direct proof |
Weight-Loss Gene May Keep Smokers Thinner
(06-May-2009)
Increases in a protein likely cause, but study doesn't provide direct proof |
Obese Children More Likely to Suffer Lower Body Injuries
(02-May-2009)
Stress on muscle, bone behind severity of damage, longer recovery, study finds |
Obese Children More Likely to Suffer Lower Body Injuries
(02-May-2009)
Stress on muscle, bone behind severity of damage, longer recovery, study finds |
More Educated Choose Healthier Foods, But Pay More
(01-May-2009)
Higher quality diets also associated with higher income levels, study finds |
More Educated Choose Healthier Foods, But Pay More
(01-May-2009)
Higher quality diets also associated with higher income levels, study finds |
More Educated Choose Healthier Foods, But Pay More
(01-May-2009)
Higher quality diets also associated with higher income levels, study finds |
FDA Recalls Dietary Supplements Tied to 1 Death, Liver Damage
(01-May-2009)
Hydroxycut products are sold as fat-burners, energy boosters, agency says |
More Educated Choose Healthier Foods, But Pay More
(01-May-2009)
Higher quality diets also associated with higher income levels, study finds |
Vitamin E, Selenium and Soy Won't Prevent Prostate Cancer
(01-May-2009)
Study found no effect among men with precancerous lesions
|
Can't Control Junk Food Cravings? Blame the Brain
(01-May-2009)
Study attributes level of willpower to cerebral differences |
More Educated Choose Healthier Foods, But Pay More
(01-May-2009)
Higher quality diets also associated with higher income levels, study finds |
Vitamin E, Selenium and Soy Won't Prevent Prostate Cancer
(01-May-2009)
Study found no effect among men with precancerous lesions
|
New Compound May Fight HIV
(30-Apr-2009)
Study in mice finds added benefit from cholesterol-reducing agent
|
U.S. Public Lacks Confidence in FDA: Poll
(30-Apr-2009)
More than half of those surveyed believe agency is falling behind in safeguarding food, drugs |
FDA Mandates New Warnings for Botox
(30-Apr-2009)
Injection to relax muscle spasms carries severe risks, agency says
|
Dysport, a Botox Competitor, Approved
(30-Apr-2009)
Derived from botulinum toxin |
U.S. Public Lacks Confidence in FDA: Poll
(30-Apr-2009)
More than half of those surveyed believe agency is falling behind in safeguarding food, drugs |
U.S. Public Lacks Confidence in FDA: Poll
(30-Apr-2009)
More than half of those surveyed believe agency is falling behind in safeguarding food, drugs |
Folic Acid Might Offer Allergy Relief
(30-Apr-2009)
But use of supplements should await further study, expert says |
Folic Acid Might Offer Allergy Relief
(30-Apr-2009)
But use of supplements should await further study, expert says |
Remembrance of Fat May Be at Root of Cravings
(29-Apr-2009)
Once a survival tool, ability could be making people today fat, expert says |
Some Diet Sodas May Ward Off Kidney Stones
(29-Apr-2009)
Other research finds that pomegranate juice could slow prostate cancer |
Remembrance of Fat May Be at Root of Cravings
(29-Apr-2009)
Once a survival tool, ability could be making people today fat, expert says |
Obesity Surgery Complications on the Decline
(29-Apr-2009)
As surgery outcomes improve, related costs drop |
Remembrance of Fat May Be at Root of Cravings
(29-Apr-2009)
Once a survival tool, ability could be making people today fat, expert says |
Obesity Surgery Complications on the Decline
(29-Apr-2009)
As surgery outcomes improve, related costs drop |
Critically Ill Patients Lack Vitamin D
(29-Apr-2009)
Almost half of those in ICU had deficient levels, study shows |
Obesity Surgery Complications on the Decline
(29-Apr-2009)
As surgery outcomes improve, related costs drop |
Smoking, Hypertension Each Account for 1 in 5 U.S. Deaths
(28-Apr-2009)
Prevention efforts 'have run out of steam,' expert says
|
Lifestyle Factors Tied to Older Adults' Diabetes Risk
(28-Apr-2009)
As population ages, even small changes affect incidence, study finds |
Lifestyle Factors Tied to Older Adults' Diabetes Risk
(28-Apr-2009)
As population ages, even small changes affect incidence, study finds |
Acrylamide Doesn't Raise Lung Cancer Risk
(28-Apr-2009)
Controversial food byproduct even showed protection for women, study finds
|
Acrylamide Doesn't Raise Lung Cancer Risk
(28-Apr-2009)
Controversial food byproduct even showed protection for women, study finds
|
Smoking, Hypertension Each Account for 1 in 5 U.S. Deaths
(28-Apr-2009)
Prevention efforts 'have run out of steam,' expert says
|
Acrylamide Doesn't Raise Lung Cancer Risk
(28-Apr-2009)
Controversial food byproduct even showed protection for women, study finds
|
Lifestyle Factors Tied to Older Adults' Diabetes Risk
(28-Apr-2009)
As population ages, even small changes affect incidence, study finds |
Smoking, Hypertension Each Account for 1 in 5 U.S. Deaths
(28-Apr-2009)
Prevention efforts 'have run out of steam,' expert says
|
Lifestyle Factors Tied to Older Adults' Diabetes Risk
(28-Apr-2009)
As population ages, even small changes affect incidence, study finds |
Smoking, Hypertension Each Account for 1 in 5 U.S. Deaths
(28-Apr-2009)
Prevention efforts 'have run out of steam,' expert says
|
Well Water Might Raise Bladder Cancer Risk
(27-Apr-2009)
Study cites sun and smoke as other factors linked to the disease
|
Hidden Salt in Diet Haunts Many With Heart Failure
(25-Apr-2009)
Study finds high sodium intake, despite efforts to cut back
|
Hidden Salt in Diet Haunts Many With Heart Failure
(25-Apr-2009)
Study finds high sodium intake, despite efforts to cut back
|
Simponi Approved for Immune-Related Arthritis
(24-Apr-2009)
A drug injected monthly |
A Pre-Workout Meal to Help You Burn Fat
(23-Apr-2009)
Stay away from white bread, other 'high-glycemic' carbs, researchers say |
FDA Approves 'Plan B' Pill for 17-Year-Olds
(23-Apr-2009)
Decision is latest involving controversial birth-control drug |
A Pre-Workout Meal to Help You Burn Fat
(23-Apr-2009)
Stay away from white bread, other 'high-glycemic' carbs, researchers say |
No Verdict Yet on Grape Seed Extract vs. Breast Cancer
(23-Apr-2009)
Researchers plan more controlled study at different dosages |
Family History of Asthma Boosts Odds Almost 6 Times
(23-Apr-2009)
U.S. researchers say assessing kin may identify those at risk for developing condition |
A Pre-Workout Meal to Help You Burn Fat
(23-Apr-2009)
Stay away from white bread, other 'high-glycemic' carbs, researchers say |
Staying Slim Is Good for the Environment
(22-Apr-2009)
Sustaining heavier people produces more greenhouse gases, researchers say |
Fatty Fish May Cut Heart Failure Risk in Men
(22-Apr-2009)
Study finds benefit from consuming just one serving a week
|
Soy May Not Lead to Denser Breasts
(22-Apr-2009)
Study finds no link to condition that can increase cancer risk
|
Staying Slim Is Good for the Environment
(22-Apr-2009)
Sustaining heavier people produces more greenhouse gases, researchers say |
Obesity May Hide Fetal Abnormalities on Ultrasounds
(22-Apr-2009)
As a woman's weight rises, so does risk of inaccurate reading, study shows |
Staying Slim Is Good for the Environment
(22-Apr-2009)
Sustaining heavier people produces more greenhouse gases, researchers say |
Compound in Berries May Lessen Sun Damage
(21-Apr-2009)
Study in mice finds ellagic acid, also in nuts, limits wrinkling |
Health Tip: Signs That You've Had Too Much Caffeine
(21-Apr-2009)
Should you be drinking less coffee, tea or soda?
|
Charring Meat May Boost Risk of Pancreatic Cancer
(21-Apr-2009)
Increases production of carcinogens thought to invite disease, study finds |
Charring Meat May Boost Risk of Pancreatic Cancer
(21-Apr-2009)
Increases production of carcinogens thought to invite disease, study finds |
Walnuts May Help Keep Breast Cancer at Bay
(21-Apr-2009)
Study in mice finds fewer, smaller tumors in those that ate the nuts |
Compound in Berries May Lessen Sun Damage
(21-Apr-2009)
Study in mice finds ellagic acid, also in nuts, limits wrinkling |
Wine May Guard Against Lymphoma Recurrence
(21-Apr-2009)
Patients who drank before diagnosis had reduced risk of relapse or death, study finds |
Bariatric Surgery Centers Don't Deliver Better Outcomes
(21-Apr-2009)
Study finds these units of excellence no better, more costly, than other hospitals |
Experts Highlight Inroads to Preventing Cancer
(21-Apr-2009)
Folic acid supplements, smoking and genetics are among research targets |
Bariatric Surgery Centers Don't Deliver Better Outcomes
(21-Apr-2009)
Study finds these units of excellence no better, more costly, than other hospitals |
Bariatric Surgery Centers Don't Deliver Better Outcomes
(21-Apr-2009)
Study finds these units of excellence no better, more costly, than other hospitals |
Gum Chewing May Cut Craving for Snacks
(20-Apr-2009)
Study suggests that sugarless brands can help control appetite and weight |
Gum Chewing May Cut Craving for Snacks
(20-Apr-2009)
Study suggests that sugarless brands can help control appetite and weight |
Gum Chewing May Cut Craving for Snacks
(20-Apr-2009)
Study suggests that sugarless brands can help control appetite and weight |
Kids and Veggies: Offer Them and They Will Eat
(20-Apr-2009)
Availability in poor areas more of an issue than youngsters' tastes, studies find
|
Grapefruit Juice Boosts Anti-Cancer Drug's Effects
(20-Apr-2009)
Small study finds 8-ounce glass enhances absorption of rapamycin 3 to 4 times |
Gum Chewing May Cut Craving for Snacks
(20-Apr-2009)
Study suggests that sugarless brands can help control appetite and weight |
Study Rates Breast Cancer Risks Among Races
(20-Apr-2009)
Researchers find white and black women share certain risks; other factors more distinctive |
Fructose-Sweetened Drinks Up Metabolic Syndrome Risk
(20-Apr-2009)
But glucose-based beverages may not have same impact, study finds |
Gum Chewing May Cut Craving for Snacks
(20-Apr-2009)
Study suggests that sugarless brands can help control appetite and weight |
Gum Chewing May Cut Craving for Snacks
(20-Apr-2009)
Study suggests that sugarless brands can help control appetite and weight |
Fructose-Sweetened Drinks Up Metabolic Syndrome Risk
(20-Apr-2009)
But glucose-based beverages may not have same impact, study finds |
Fructose-Sweetened Drinks Up Metabolic Syndrome Risk
(20-Apr-2009)
But glucose-based beverages may not have same impact, study finds |
Fructose-Sweetened Drinks Up Metabolic Syndrome Risk
(20-Apr-2009)
But glucose-based beverages may not have same impact, study finds |
Low Vitamin A, C Intake Tied to Asthma Risk
(16-Apr-2009)
But British team says findings don't prove cause and effect |
Health Tip: Preventing the Return of Pancreatitis
(16-Apr-2009)
How you can help ward off a recurrence |
Low Vitamin A, C Intake Tied to Asthma Risk
(16-Apr-2009)
But British team says findings don't prove cause and effect |
Study Reveals How Salmonella 'Hijacks' Cells
(16-Apr-2009)
Researchers spot mechanism that may be applicable to other pathogens |
Low Vitamin A, C Intake Tied to Asthma Risk
(16-Apr-2009)
But British team says findings don't prove cause and effect |
Newer Antipsychotics May Boost Weight in Alzheimer's Patients
(15-Apr-2009)
Drugs such as olanzapine, quetiapine may also lower 'good' cholesterol, researchers say |
Newer Antipsychotics May Boost Weight in Alzheimer's Patients
(15-Apr-2009)
Drugs such as olanzapine, quetiapine may also lower 'good' cholesterol, researchers say |
Newer Antipsychotics May Boost Weight in Alzheimer's Patients
(15-Apr-2009)
Drugs such as olanzapine, quetiapine may also lower 'good' cholesterol, researchers say |
Health Tip: Finding Hidden Lactose
(14-Apr-2009)
It's not confined to dairy products
|
Health Tip: Finding Hidden Lactose
(14-Apr-2009)
It's not confined to dairy products
|
Nearly 18 Million Will Have Macular Degeneration by 2050
(14-Apr-2009)
But newer treatments could reduce related blindness by almost 35%, study suggests
|
Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
(13-Apr-2009)
Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find |
Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
(13-Apr-2009)
Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find |
Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
(13-Apr-2009)
Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find |
Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
(13-Apr-2009)
Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find |
Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
(13-Apr-2009)
Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find |
Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
(13-Apr-2009)
Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find |
Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
(13-Apr-2009)
Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find |
Safety Tips That Will Earn Barbecuers a 'Well Done'
(11-Apr-2009)
Putting common sense on menu is best way to avoid grill burns and accidents, experts say |
How Much Fish to Eat While Pregnant?
(11-Apr-2009)
Experts debate pros, cons of consumption and mercury exposure |
How Much Fish to Eat While Pregnant?
(11-Apr-2009)
Experts debate pros, cons of consumption and mercury exposure |
FDA Reverses Stance on Removal of Morphine Painkiller
(10-Apr-2009)
Appeals from hospice experts mean an unapproved drug, one of 14 given recent warning, will remain on the market, agency says
|
Benzyl Alcohol Lotion Approved for Head Lice
(10-Apr-2009)
In people 6 months and older |
FDA Panel Snubs Seroquel as 1st Choice Depression Treatment
(09-Apr-2009)
Safety concerns mean the drug should only be used when other medications don't work, advisers say |
Psoriasis Drug Raptiva Pulled From U.S. Market
(09-Apr-2009)
Drug manufacturer acts after link found to rare brain infection |
Declines in Foodborne Illness Have Plateaued, Report Says
(09-Apr-2009)
FDA official cites need to modernize government efforts |
Health Tip: Plan Ahead for Healthy Meals
(09-Apr-2009)
Spend time deciding on upcoming menus |
Declines in Foodborne Illness Have Plateaued, Report Says
(09-Apr-2009)
FDA official cites need to modernize government efforts |
Declines in Foodborne Illness Have Plateaued, Report Says
(09-Apr-2009)
FDA official cites need to modernize government efforts |
Extra Pounds in Mid-Life Affect Later Mobility
(09-Apr-2009)
Seniors who lose weight still at risk from previous obesity |
Extra Pounds in Mid-Life Affect Later Mobility
(09-Apr-2009)
Seniors who lose weight still at risk from previous obesity |
Soybean Chemicals May Reduce Effects of Menopause
(09-Apr-2009)
Study finds they prevented breakdown of vaginal lining in rats who'd had ovaries removed |
Extra Pounds in Mid-Life Affect Later Mobility
(09-Apr-2009)
Seniors who lose weight still at risk from previous obesity |
Rapid Test to Detect Bird Flu in People Approved
(08-Apr-2009)
Results available in less than 40 minutes |
Coartem Approved to Treat Malaria
(08-Apr-2009)
U.S. travelers to stricken areas are at risk of infection |
Larger Men at Greater Risk for Atrial Fibrillation
(08-Apr-2009)
Swedish study says since children are getting bigger, condition may become more common |
A Fat That May Keep You Thin
(08-Apr-2009)
'Brown' fat, previously unknown in adults, revs up calorie-burning, experts say |
Larger Men at Greater Risk for Atrial Fibrillation
(08-Apr-2009)
Swedish study says since children are getting bigger, condition may become more common |
A Fat That May Keep You Thin
(08-Apr-2009)
'Brown' fat, previously unknown in adults, revs up calorie-burning, experts say |
Protein Might Be a Troublesome Nutrient
(07-Apr-2009)
Study in rats links it to diabetes risk, but human application is unclear |
Obesity Linked to Heart Failure Risk
(07-Apr-2009)
Waist size important in women, not men, researchers report |
Dietary Changes Shield Latino Teens From Diabetes
(06-Apr-2009)
Study found high-fiber, low-sugar regimen reduced risk factors |
More U.S. Kids Taking Diabetes, Blood Pressure Drugs
(06-Apr-2009)
Prescriptions rose by more than 15 percent in 3 years, researchers say
|
Dietary Changes Shield Latino Teens From Diabetes
(06-Apr-2009)
Study found high-fiber, low-sugar regimen reduced risk factors |
Broccoli May Ward Off Serious Stomach Ailments
(06-Apr-2009)
Results of small study hint at cancer-preventing ability, researcher says |
Kids Who Lack Self-Control May Be Prone to Weight Gain
(06-Apr-2009)
New research finds that need for instant gratification might play a part |
Pot Belly Boosts Risk for Restless Legs Syndrome
(06-Apr-2009)
Obesity may alter nervous system, triggering the movement disorder, researchers say
|
More U.S. Kids Taking Diabetes, Blood Pressure Drugs
(06-Apr-2009)
Prescriptions rose by more than 15 percent in 3 years, researchers say
|
Kids Who Lack Self-Control May Be Prone to Weight Gain
(06-Apr-2009)
New research finds that need for instant gratification might play a part |
Kids Who Lack Self-Control May Be Prone to Weight Gain
(06-Apr-2009)
New research finds that need for instant gratification might play a part |
Obesity Boosts Gum Disease Risk
(05-Apr-2009)
Experts say common denominator may be inflammation, suggest heart-healthy diet |
Trouble Sleeping? Try These Tips
(03-Apr-2009)
What you do and drink before bedtime can have an effect
|
Nicotine Replacement May Help Smokers Quit Gradually
(03-Apr-2009)
But products' use in U.S. to help people cut back remains controversial
|
Sports Drinks May Be Tough on Teeth
(03-Apr-2009)
Experts even suggest delaying brushing after consumption
|
Grapefruit-Heavy Diet Helped Spur Dangerous Clot
(03-Apr-2009)
The fruit, combined with contraceptive pill and a genetic mutation, almost cost woman her leg, doctors say |
TV Time May Not Be Benign
(03-Apr-2009)
Behavioral problems, obesity more likely in kids who watch 2 hours-plus a day |
Antioxidant-Rich Foods Lose Nutritional Luster Over Time
(02-Apr-2009)
Studies found levels of good compounds dropped after 6 months |
Fewer Sugary Drinks Key to Weight Loss
(02-Apr-2009)
Cutting down on sodas, other sweet beverages may work better than eating less, study finds |
Antioxidant-Rich Foods Lose Nutritional Luster Over Time
(02-Apr-2009)
Studies found levels of good compounds dropped after 6 months |
Fewer Sugary Drinks Key to Weight Loss
(02-Apr-2009)
Cutting down on sodas, other sweet beverages may work better than eating less, study finds |
Antioxidant-Rich Foods Lose Nutritional Luster Over Time
(02-Apr-2009)
Studies found levels of good compounds dropped after 6 months |
Fewer Sugary Drinks Key to Weight Loss
(02-Apr-2009)
Cutting down on sodas, other sweet beverages may work better than eating less, study finds |
Atkins Diet Tougher on Heart After Weight Loss
(01-Apr-2009)
Study found worse cholesterol, blood vessel health than with South Beach, Ornish regimens |
Atkins Diet Tougher on Heart After Weight Loss
(01-Apr-2009)
Study found worse cholesterol, blood vessel health than with South Beach, Ornish regimens |
The Dark Side of Vegetarianism
(01-Apr-2009)
For some teens and young adults, it may be concealing eating disorders
|
Atkins Diet Tougher on Heart After Weight Loss
(01-Apr-2009)
Study found worse cholesterol, blood vessel health than with South Beach, Ornish regimens |
The Dark Side of Vegetarianism
(01-Apr-2009)
For some teens and young adults, it may be concealing eating disorders
|
Atkins Diet Tougher on Heart After Weight Loss
(01-Apr-2009)
Study found worse cholesterol, blood vessel health than with South Beach, Ornish regimens |
Atkins Diet Tougher on Heart After Weight Loss
(01-Apr-2009)
Study found worse cholesterol, blood vessel health than with South Beach, Ornish regimens |
The Dark Side of Vegetarianism
(01-Apr-2009)
For some teens and young adults, it may be concealing eating disorders
|
The Dark Side of Vegetarianism
(01-Apr-2009)
For some teens and young adults, it may be concealing eating disorders
|
The Dark Side of Vegetarianism
(01-Apr-2009)
For some teens and young adults, it may be concealing eating disorders
|
The Dark Side of Vegetarianism
(01-Apr-2009)
For some teens and young adults, it may be concealing eating disorders
|
The Dark Side of Vegetarianism
(01-Apr-2009)
For some teens and young adults, it may be concealing eating disorders
|
FDA Investigating Salmonella-Tainted Pistachios
(31-Mar-2009)
Recall said to involve 1 million pounds of nuts sold in at least 31 states |
Vaccine Approved for Japanese Encephalitis
(31-Mar-2009)
Mosquito-borne virus strikes mostly in Asia |
FDA Warns Drug Makers to Stop Selling Unapproved Prescription Painkillers
(31-Mar-2009)
Action should not affect consumers or lead to shortages, the agency says
|
Raw Nuts Could Be Salmonella Source in Pistachios: Report
(31-Mar-2009)
Calif. producer says they may have been mixed in during production process |
FDA Investigating Salmonella-Tainted Pistachios
(31-Mar-2009)
Recall said to involve 1 million pounds of nuts sold in at least 31 states |
Raw Nuts Could Be Salmonella Source in Pistachios: Report
(31-Mar-2009)
Calif. producer says they may have been mixed in during production process |
Statin Might Help Fight Blood Clots in Veins
(30-Mar-2009)
Cholesterol-lowering Crestor cut risk by 43 percent, study found |
Statin Might Help Fight Blood Clots in Veins
(30-Mar-2009)
Cholesterol-lowering Crestor cut risk by 43%, study found |
Afinitor Approved for Advanced Kidney Cancer
(30-Mar-2009)
When cancer progresses despite other treatments
|
Rapid Infant Weight Gain Linked to Childhood Obesity
(30-Mar-2009)
Harvard study suggests earliest intervention may reduce risk |
Omega-3s of No Added Benefit to Heart Attack Patients
(30-Mar-2009)
Standard therapy wipes out any protection the supplement might provide, study finds
|
Rapid Infant Weight Gain Linked to Childhood Obesity
(30-Mar-2009)
Harvard study suggests earliest intervention may reduce risk |
School PE Programs Don't Lower Child Obesity
(30-Mar-2009)
But they do boost fitness and are still valuable, study finds
|
Rapid Infant Weight Gain Linked to Childhood Obesity
(30-Mar-2009)
Harvard study suggests earliest intervention may reduce risk |
Omega-3s of No Added Benefit to Heart Attack Patients
(30-Mar-2009)
Standard therapy wipes out any protection the supplement might provide, study finds
|
Rapid Infant Weight Gain Linked to Childhood Obesity
(30-Mar-2009)
Harvard study suggests earliest intervention may reduce risk |
Families That Eat Together Serve Up Good Dietary Habits
(27-Mar-2009)
Kids make smarter food choices later on, study finds |
Study Links Sugar Production in Yeast Cells to Longevity
(27-Mar-2009)
Conservation of glucose for survival may apply to humans as well, researchers say |
Urine Test May ID Unhealthy Diets
(26-Mar-2009)
Low potassium level indicates poor nutrition, study finds |
Health Tip: Your Children Need Iron
(26-Mar-2009)
The very young may be deficient |
Diabetics May Soon Have Low-Sugar Vegetable Juice
(26-Mar-2009)
Chinese scientists used bacteria to strip the drink of carbs |
Using Too Much Salt Is Common in U.S., CDC Says
(26-Mar-2009)
Report finds that average sodium intake far exceeds recommendations, raising health risks
|
Urine Test May ID Unhealthy Diets
(26-Mar-2009)
Low potassium level indicates poor nutrition, study finds |
Using Too Much Salt Is Common in U.S., CDC Says
(26-Mar-2009)
Report finds that average sodium intake far exceeds recommendations, raising health risks
|
Diabetics May Soon Have Low-Sugar Vegetable Juice
(26-Mar-2009)
Chinese scientists used bacteria to strip the drink of carbs |
Urine Test May ID Unhealthy Diets
(26-Mar-2009)
Low potassium level indicates poor nutrition, study finds |
Health Tip: Your Children Need Iron
(26-Mar-2009)
The very young may be deficient |
U.S. Urged to Start 'Fixing the Problem' of Food Safety
(25-Mar-2009)
Creation of a separate federal agency is needed, new report says
|
Oral Yogurt 'Vaccine' Could Blunt Ouch Factor
(25-Mar-2009)
Study in mice reports a more powerful immune response than from an injection |
A Child's Sweet Tooth May Be All in the Bones
(25-Mar-2009)
Study suggests that fast-growing youth have greater fondness for treats
|
U.S. Urged to Start 'Fixing the Problem' of Food Safety
(25-Mar-2009)
Creation of a separate federal agency is needed, new report says
|
U.S. Urged to Start 'Fixing the Problem' of Food Safety
(25-Mar-2009)
Creation of a separate federal agency is needed, new report says
|
Black Women at Higher Risk for Aggressive Breast Tumors
(25-Mar-2009)
Triple negative growths 3 times more likely regardless of age, weight, study finds |
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Guard Against Advanced Prostate Cancer
(24-Mar-2009)
Even men genetically predisposed to disease benefit from eating fish, study finds |
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Guard Against Advanced Prostate Cancer
(24-Mar-2009)
Even men genetically predisposed to disease benefit from eating fish, study finds |
Licorice May Block Absorption of Organ Transplant Drug
(24-Mar-2009)
Study finds potential interaction with cyclosporine could lead to fatal complications |
Soy May Help Shield Asian-American Girls From Breast Cancer
(24-Mar-2009)
Early consumption seems most beneficial, but needs further study, experts say
|
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Guard Against Advanced Prostate Cancer
(24-Mar-2009)
Even men genetically predisposed to disease benefit from eating fish, study finds |
Many Americans Fear Being Diagnosed With Diabetes
(24-Mar-2009)
But most do little to reduce risks of getting blood sugar disease, survey finds |
Lowest Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Levels the Best
(23-Mar-2009)
Maximum benefit seen with tightest control of risk factors, researchers report |
High Blood Fat Levels Common in Americans
(23-Mar-2009)
And those fats, called triglycerides, may contribute to heart risk, study says |
Symbyax Approved for Treatment-Resistant Depression
(23-Mar-2009)
For people who don't respond to other antidepressants |
Improved Fungicides May Be Easier on Environment
(23-Mar-2009)
Products in development expand on plants' natural defenses, researchers explain |
New Yogurt May Ease Stomach Ulcers
(23-Mar-2009)
Japanese researchers say added antibody fights H. pylori bacteria |
Too Much Red Meat May Shorten Life Span
(23-Mar-2009)
Major study finds an effect, but critics say meat offers important nutrients |
Protein From Yellow Peas May Lower Blood Pressure
(23-Mar-2009)
Finding in rats holds promise against kidney disease, too, experts say
|
High Blood Fat Levels Common in Americans
(23-Mar-2009)
And those fats, called triglycerides, may contribute to heart risk, study says |
Many Americans Fall Short on Their Vitamin D
(23-Mar-2009)
Recommended levels in foods need to be increased, experts say
|
FDA Panel Backs New Anti-Clotting Drug
(20-Mar-2009)
Rivaroxaban could replace heparin after hip- or knee-replacement surgery
|
FDA Expands Weight-Loss Products Safety Alert
(20-Mar-2009)
Agency says some contain prescription-only drugs that can harm consumers |
Lexapro Approved for Adolescent Depression
(20-Mar-2009)
For people aged 12 to 17 with major depressive disorder |
FDA Expands Weight-Loss Products Safety Alert
(20-Mar-2009)
Agency says some contain prescription-only drugs that can harm consumers |
Most New EMS Recruits Overweight or Obese
(20-Mar-2009)
Massachusetts finding has troubling implications for public safety, experts say |
Health Tip: Your Body Needs Zinc
(20-Mar-2009)
Here's why |
FDA Expands Weight-Loss Products Safety Alert
(20-Mar-2009)
Agency says some contain prescription-only drugs that can harm consumers |
Study Finds Millions More May Benefit From Statins
(19-Mar-2009)
New prescribing criteria could prevent thousands of heart attacks |
Gleevec Prevents Return of Intestinal Cancer, Study Confirms
(19-Mar-2009)
Drug is shown to be most effective on larger tumors |
Stress May Encourage E. Coli Illness
(19-Mar-2009)
Anxiety-linked hormones could spur the stomach bug's activity, research suggests |
Internal Clock and Metabolism May Be Linked
(19-Mar-2009)
Discovery in mice could offer clues to effects of aging, experts say |
Yale Lab Discovers New Gene-Based Syndrome
(19-Mar-2009)
Mutation affects kidneys, brain and inner ear, study finds |
Obesity Takes Years Off Your Life
(18-Mar-2009)
It's similar to smoking when it comes to effect on longevity, researchers note
|
Obesity Tied to Poor Pancreatic Cancer Surgery Outcomes
(18-Mar-2009)
Study finds risk of disease recurrence, death nearly twice that of normal-weight patients |
High Rate of Early Heart Failure Seen in Blacks
(18-Mar-2009)
Biggest risk factors were hypertension, obesity, study found |
Obesity Takes Years Off Your Life
(18-Mar-2009)
It's similar to smoking when it comes to effect on longevity, researchers note
|
Obesity Takes Years Off Your Life
(18-Mar-2009)
It's similar to smoking when it comes to effect on longevity, researchers note
|
Obesity Takes Years Off Your Life
(18-Mar-2009)
It's similar to smoking when it comes to effect on longevity, researchers note
|
Black Male Children Face Highest Risk for Food Allergies
(17-Mar-2009)
Peanuts and shrimp cause the most problems, survey finds
|
Steroid Concoction May Ease Sinusitis
(16-Mar-2009)
Small study finds benefits, but drug does not have FDA approval for such use |
Child's Food Allergies Take Toll on Family Plans
(16-Mar-2009)
Work schedules, finances and getaway destinations are affected, studies find |
Exposure to Peanuts May Build Tolerance to Allergy
(16-Mar-2009)
The therapy is still experimental, and more research is needed, study says |
Health Tip: Prepare Food Carefully
(16-Mar-2009)
To avoid food-borne illness
|
First DNA Tests for HPV Approved
(13-Mar-2009)
The virus associated with most cases of cervical cancer |
Weight Loss Might Not Curb Knee Arthritis
(13-Mar-2009)
Obesity boosts risk, but weight has no overall effect on progression, study says |
Weight Loss Might Not Curb Knee Arthritis
(13-Mar-2009)
Obesity boosts risk, but weight has no overall effect on progression, study says |
Aging Baby Boomers May Swamp Cardiac Care
(13-Mar-2009)
'Diabesity' renders them more prone to heart attacks than their predecessors, researchers say |
Weight Loss Might Not Curb Knee Arthritis
(13-Mar-2009)
Obesity boosts risk, but weight has no overall effect on progression, study says |
Kids Who Live Near Green Spaces Seem to Walk More
(12-Mar-2009)
Experts urge urban planners to heed study's finding and help fight obesity |
Health Tip: Exercise for Bone Health
(12-Mar-2009)
It will help keep bones strong
|
Overweight Preschoolers Raise Their Heart Disease Risk
(11-Mar-2009)
Study found they showed early signs of cardiovascular trouble |
Health Tip: The Signs of Hunger
(11-Mar-2009)
Each time you eat, are you really hungry? |
Second-Generation Female Condom Approved
(11-Mar-2009)
Protects against pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease
|
Health Tip: The Signs of Hunger
(11-Mar-2009)
Each time you eat, are you really hungry? |
Overweight Preschoolers Raise Their Heart Disease Risk
(11-Mar-2009)
Study found they showed early signs of cardiovascular trouble |
Neck Fat a Measure of Heart Risk
(11-Mar-2009)
It signals danger independently of stomach fat, researchers report |
Too Little Sleep May Raise Diabetes Risk
(11-Mar-2009)
Less than 6 hours of slumber per night heightened the odds, study found |
Slight Cut in Salt Intake Would Mean Fewer Heart Attacks, Deaths
(11-Mar-2009)
Just 1 less gram a day could produce dramatic results, study says
|
Church-Based Weight Plan Peels Off Pounds for Blacks
(10-Mar-2009)
Members dropped 5% of body weight and sustained it for 6 months, study finds |
Folic Acid Supplements Raise Prostate Cancer Risk
(10-Mar-2009)
But 10-year study also showed having enough folate in diet might offer protection |
Obesity, Diabetes and Heart Disease May Speed Dementia
(10-Mar-2009)
Expert urges people to modify lifestyle after reports find a connection
|
Church-Based Weight Plan Peels Off Pounds for Blacks
(10-Mar-2009)
Members dropped 5% of body weight and sustained it for 6 months, study finds |
Church-Based Weight Plan Peels Off Pounds for Blacks
(10-Mar-2009)
Members dropped 5% of body weight and sustained it for 6 months, study finds |
Church-Based Weight Plan Peels Off Pounds for Blacks
(10-Mar-2009)
Members dropped 5% of body weight and sustained it for 6 months, study finds |
Device Approved for Child Heart Operations
(09-Mar-2009)
Helps minimize scarring after surgery |
More Vitamin C May Mean Less Chance of Gout
(09-Mar-2009)
With 1,500 milligrams a day, men cut their risk by 45%, study finds
|
More Vitamin C May Mean Less Chance of Gout
(09-Mar-2009)
With 1,500 milligrams a day, men cut their risk by 45%, study finds
|
More Vitamin C May Mean Less Chance of Gout
(09-Mar-2009)
With 1,500 milligrams a day, men cut their risk by 45%, study finds
|
Teens' Lung Health Is Linked to Their Diet
(06-Mar-2009)
Eating fruit and fish might lessen asthma, bronchitis symptoms, research suggests |
Teens' Lung Health Is Linked to Their Diet
(06-Mar-2009)
Eating fruit and fish might lessen asthma, bronchitis symptoms, research suggests |
Teens' Lung Health Is Linked to Their Diet
(06-Mar-2009)
Eating fruit and fish might lessen asthma, bronchitis symptoms, research suggests |
Hip Osteoarthritis Therapy No Better Than Placebo
(06-Mar-2009)
FDA-approved injection for knees less effective in deep joint areas, study finds |
Teens' Lung Health Is Linked to Their Diet
(06-Mar-2009)
Eating fruit and fish might lessen asthma, bronchitis symptoms, research suggests |
Gene Explains How High-Fructose Diets Lead to Insulin Resistance
(06-Mar-2009)
Corn syrup more easily metabolizes to fat in liver, which may trigger disease, study says |
Healthy Foods Harder to Find in Poor Neighborhoods
(06-Mar-2009)
Wealthier areas offer residents more nutritious items in stores, studies find |
Gene Explains How High-Fructose Diets Lead to Insulin Resistance
(06-Mar-2009)
Corn syrup more easily metabolizes to fat in liver, which may trigger disease, study says |
Mom Was Right: Eat Your Broccoli
(05-Mar-2009)
Study finds substance in sprouts cuts inflammation linked to asthma, heart disease |
Bias Against Obesity Is Found Among Future Dietitians
(05-Mar-2009)
Attitude could affect care patients might get, experts warn |
Stress May Raise Diabetes Risk for Obese Black Women
(05-Mar-2009)
Surge in anxiety-linked hormone worsens blood sugar level, researchers suggest |
Bias Against Obesity Is Found Among Future Dietitians
(05-Mar-2009)
Attitude could affect care patients might get, experts warn |
Bias Against Obesity Is Found Among Future Dietitians
(05-Mar-2009)
Attitude could affect care patients might get, experts warn |
Ethnicity May Drive Response to Obesity, Insulin Resistance
(04-Mar-2009)
Study says blacks less likely to have high triglycerides than whites, Hispanics |
School Lunches Too Fatty and Sugary, Critics Say
(04-Mar-2009)
Assessment urges more veggies plus restrictions on unhealthy options |
School Lunches Too Fatty and Sugary, Critics Say
(04-Mar-2009)
Assessment urges more veggies plus restrictions on unhealthy options |
Ethnicity May Drive Response to Obesity, Insulin Resistance
(04-Mar-2009)
Study says blacks less likely to have high triglycerides than whites, Hispanics |
School Lunches Too Fatty and Sugary, Critics Say
(04-Mar-2009)
Assessment urges more veggies plus restrictions on unhealthy options |
Older Americans May Lack Adequate Nutrition
(04-Mar-2009)
But those taking supplements often exceed recommended levels, study finds |
School Lunches Too Fatty and Sugary, Critics Say
(04-Mar-2009)
Assessment urges more veggies plus restrictions on unhealthy options |
Half of Black Teens May Be Vitamin D Deficient
(04-Mar-2009)
More foods should be fortified with the essential nutrient, experts say |
Older Americans May Lack Adequate Nutrition
(04-Mar-2009)
But those taking supplements often exceed recommended levels, study finds |
U.S. Diet Needs Heart-Felt Overhaul
(03-Mar-2009)
Doctors urge all levels of society to encourage good eating habits, cut coronary risks |
U.S. Diet Needs Heart-Felt Overhaul
(03-Mar-2009)
Doctors urge all levels of society to encourage good eating habits, cut coronary risks |
U.S. Diet Needs Heart-Felt Overhaul
(03-Mar-2009)
Doctors urge all levels of society to encourage good eating habits, cut coronary risks |
'Fasting Signal' Offers Clues to Insulin Resistance in the Obese
(03-Mar-2009)
Drugs blocking this communication may offer therapeutic benefits, mouse study finds |
Night Shift Work Hard on the Heart
(03-Mar-2009)
Study finds it alters levels of hormones, could raise risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease |
Men's Sex Lives May Suffer as Waistlines Expand
(03-Mar-2009)
Gastric bypass surgery can restore function for obese males, study finds |
B12 Deficit May Boost Risk of Birth Defects
(02-Mar-2009)
Women who are vegans and vegetarians most affected, study says |
Undoing the 'Big Baby' Trend
(01-Mar-2009)
As infant weights rise, parents are urged to take steps early to prevent obesity |
Undoing the 'Big Baby' Trend
(01-Mar-2009)
As infant weights rise, parents are urged to take steps early to prevent obesity |
Undoing the 'Big Baby' Trend
(01-Mar-2009)
As infant weights rise, parents are urged to take steps early to prevent obesity |
Undoing the 'Big Baby' Trend
(01-Mar-2009)
As infant weights rise, parents are urged to take steps early to prevent obesity |
Travel Safety Can Be a Passport to Good Health
(28-Feb-2009)
Just because it's a resort, doesn't mean precautions should be abandoned, experts note |
Caffeine May Offer Some Skin Cancer Protection
(26-Feb-2009)
It might one day be used as an ingredient in sunscreen, researchers say |
Antibiotic Combo Fights Resistant TB
(26-Feb-2009)
2 FDA-approved drugs inhibit both normal and virulent strains, study finds |
Solostar Injection Pen Approved for Diabetes
(26-Feb-2009)
Prefilled with Apidra, a rapid-acting insulin |
Want to Lose Weight? Just Eat Less, Diet Study Suggests
(25-Feb-2009)
Comparison of 4 diet plans finds all produce similar results
|
Want to Lose Weight? Just Eat Less, Diet Study Suggests
(25-Feb-2009)
Comparison of 4 diet plans finds all produce similar results
|
FDA Halts New Applications From Indian Drug Maker's Plant
(25-Feb-2009)
Agency says Ranbaxy Laboratories facility falsified scientific data |
Iodine in Prenatal Vitamins Varies Widely
(25-Feb-2009)
Labeling doesn't always reflect content, which is crucial to fetal neurological development, researchers note |
Want to Lose Weight? Just Eat Less, Diet Study Suggests
(25-Feb-2009)
Comparison of 4 diet plans finds all produce similar results
|
Want to Lose Weight? Just Eat Less, Diet Study Suggests
(25-Feb-2009)
Comparison of 4 diet plans finds all produce similar results
|
Obesity Just as Risky for Teens as Heavy Smoking
(25-Feb-2009)
Men who were overweight youths are far more apt to die early, study finds
|
Obesity Just as Risky for Teens as Heavy Smoking
(25-Feb-2009)
Men who were overweight youths are far more apt to die early, study finds
|
Want to Lose Weight? Just Eat Less, Diet Study Suggests
(25-Feb-2009)
Comparison of 4 diet plans finds all produce similar results
|
Calcium Helps Ward Off Colon Cancer
(23-Feb-2009)
Effect is strongest for women, study finds, doesn't extend to other malignancies |
Too Little Vitamin D May Mean More Colds and Flu
(23-Feb-2009)
Whether adding supplements would help still needs testing, experts say |
Too Little Vitamin D May Mean More Colds and Flu
(23-Feb-2009)
Whether adding supplements would help still needs testing, experts say |
Mice Study Shows How 'Fat Gene' Works
(23-Feb-2009)
Those without FTO gene stay slim without dieting or added exercise, German researchers say |
Too Little Vitamin D May Mean More Colds and Flu
(23-Feb-2009)
Whether adding supplements would help still needs testing, experts say |
Coffee or Tea Consumption May Lower Stroke Risk
(20-Feb-2009)
Drinking more of either beverage seems to bestow benefits, studies show
|
Bill Clinton, Health Groups to Tackle Childhood Obesity
(20-Feb-2009)
Public, private coalition hopes to meet weight-linked healthcare needs of 6.2 million kids |
Implanted Device Approved for Severe Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
(19-Feb-2009)
Reclaim device delivers electrical stimulation to the brain
|
FDA Warns Users on Psoriasis Drug
(19-Feb-2009)
Three have died from rare brain infection while taking Raptiva, officials report in health advisory |
More Fast-Food Joints in Neighborhoods Mean More Strokes
(19-Feb-2009)
Analysis is interesting, but doesn't prove cause and effect, researcher says |
Obesity, Lack of Insurance Take Toll on Young Americans
(19-Feb-2009)
CDC annual report on nation's health focuses on those aged 18 to 29 |
B Vitamins Might Lower Stroke Risk
(19-Feb-2009)
But jury is still out on their value, experts note |
Many Clinical Trials Moving Overseas
(18-Feb-2009)
Study says trend raises ethical, medical issues |
Sunken, Unexploded Bombs Pose Cancer Risk
(18-Feb-2009)
Munitions in water off Puerto Rico transfer toxins into seafood, scientist says |
Cancer Death Rates Decline Among Blacks, But Disparities Linger
(18-Feb-2009)
Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds |
Doctors' Guide to Cancer Drugs May Need Revising
(17-Feb-2009)
Physicians often rely on outdated data when making 'off-label' decisions, study says |
Coffee Drinking Lowers Women's Stroke Risk
(16-Feb-2009)
Two or more cups a day boosts protection for nonsmokers, study finds |
Not Many U.S. Kids Need Statins
(16-Feb-2009)
Fewer than 1% with high cholesterol, study shows |
Add More Facts to Drug Ads, Experts Urge
(16-Feb-2009)
Study wants FDA to mandate boxes that clearly state how well medication works |
Uloric Approved for Gout
(16-Feb-2009)
The first new treatment option in 40 years |
Salt Boosts Blood Pressure in High-Risk Patients
(16-Feb-2009)
Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests |
Salt Boosts Blood Pressure in High-Risk Patients
(16-Feb-2009)
Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests |
Chocolate for Your Valentine a Healthy Idea
(13-Feb-2009)
Expert says the dark kind protects against cancer, along with being sweet |
Exercise Boosts Quality of Life in Postmenopausal Women
(13-Feb-2009)
Study finds even without weight loss, general health, functioning improve |
Belly Fat May Make Migraines More Likely
(12-Feb-2009)
Age and gender also affect chances of having debilitating headaches |
Belly Fat May Make Migraines More Likely
(12-Feb-2009)
Age and gender also affect chances of having debilitating headaches |
New Drug Shows Promise Against Heartbeat Abnormality
(11-Feb-2009)
Dronedarone reduced strokes, heart attacks in those with atrial fibrillation |
Garlic Yields Up Its Health Secret
(10-Feb-2009)
It's the same compound that gives it that distinct smell, scientists say |
Health Tip: Use Less Salt in Your Diet
(10-Feb-2009)
It can help lower your blood pressure
|
Garlic Yields Up Its Health Secret
(10-Feb-2009)
It's the same compound that gives it that distinct smell, scientists say |
Dietary Aid Helps Kidney Patients Stay Safe
(10-Feb-2009)
Too much phosphorus in food can cause harm, but new tool helps spot the danger |
Mediterranean Diet Aids the Aging Brain: Study
(10-Feb-2009)
Eating plan seems to reduce the risk of cognitive impairment, dementia |
Chronic Low Back Pain Is on the Rise
(10-Feb-2009)
Doubling of rate in North Carolina may mimic rest of nation
|
Obese Moms More Likely to Have Babies With Birth Defects
(10-Feb-2009)
But researchers note risk is still small and pounds can be shed before conception |
Health Tip: Use Less Salt in Your Diet
(10-Feb-2009)
It can help lower your blood pressure
|
1st Drug From Genetically Altered Animals Approved
(09-Feb-2009)
ATryn sanctioned for rare genetic blood disorder |
FDA Seeks Better Regulation of Painkillers
(09-Feb-2009)
Powerful opioid drugs can pose risks even for patients, agency says |
Disease Diagnosis Can Spur Change in Lifestyle
(09-Feb-2009)
Study found smokers, obese more likely to change when given bad news about health |
Vitamins Do Older Women Little Good
(09-Feb-2009)
Study finds they don't reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer |
FDA: Company Knowingly Shipped Tainted Peanut Products
(07-Feb-2009)
Agency now reports that Peanut Corp. of America sent out supplies it knew contained salmonella |
First Ablation Catheters Approved for Atrial Fibrillation
(06-Feb-2009)
Designed to treat irregular heartbeat when medication doesn't work |
Prescription Chondroitin May Help Knee Osteoarthritis
(06-Feb-2009)
European drug is not the same as supplement available in U.S., study says |
Female Hormones Deter Salt-Sensitive Hypertension
(06-Feb-2009)
Estrogen appears to improve kidneys' ability to shed sodium, study says |
Zinc May Counter Effects of Alcohol in Early Pregnancy
(05-Feb-2009)
But findings don't mean it's safe for expectant moms to drink, study says |
Vitamin D Deficit May Trigger MS Risk Gene
(05-Feb-2009)
Supplements during pregnancy and early years could cut child's susceptibility, study says |
New Standards Set for Heparin and Glycerin
(04-Feb-2009)
Stricter testing is aimed at keeping tainted drugs, products off U.S. market |
Vectical Ointment Approved for Psoriasis
(04-Feb-2009)
Vitamin D3 is active ingredient |
Tainted China Formula Caused High Rate of Kidney Stones in Kids
(04-Feb-2009)
Almost 10% of infants who ingested melamine developed deposits, study finds |
Tainted China Formula Caused High Rate of Kidney Stones in Kids
(04-Feb-2009)
Almost 10% of infants who ingested melamine developed deposits, study finds |
Exercise Key Player in Knee Replacement Recovery
(04-Feb-2009)
Workouts counter functional decline, could ward off osteoarthritis, study says |
Plan Hopes to ID Early Halt in Reproductive Function
(04-Feb-2009)
Guidelines could diagnose primary ovarian insufficiency in women under 40 |
Kapidex Approved for Acid Reflux
(02-Feb-2009)
A reformulated version of Prevacid |
Obama Orders Review of FDA in Salmonella Outbreak
(02-Feb-2009)
Saying his daughter should be able to eat peanut butter without getting sick, president acts as salmonella outbreak, peanut recalls, criminal probe continue |
Many Kids Don't Need the Vitamins They're Taking
(02-Feb-2009)
But poor children who do need supplements aren't getting them, study shows |
You Own It, You'll Eat It
(02-Feb-2009)
Expired or slightly 'off' food? If it's in your fridge, chances are you'll try it, experts say |
Many Kids Don't Need the Vitamins They're Taking
(02-Feb-2009)
But poor children who do need supplements aren't getting them, study shows |
Inflammation May Play Role in Sleep Duration
(02-Feb-2009)
Stress, mood affect cytokine regulators underlying resting habits, study says |
Adult Fast-Food Diets Tied to Too Much TV as Teen
(30-Jan-2009)
Hours of ads for greasy, sugary fare may be to blame, researchers say |
U.S. Launches Criminal Probe Into Salmonella Outbreak
(30-Jan-2009)
Justice Department acts after revelation that Peanut Corp. of America shipped tainted product months before the current outbreak, FDA announces |
Tracking Down a Salmonella Outbreak
(30-Jan-2009)
CDC report details how health officials first spotted, chased down source and spread of tainted peanut product |
Adult Fast-Food Diets Tied to Too Much TV as Teen
(30-Jan-2009)
Hours of ads for greasy, sugary fare may be to blame, researchers say |
All Products at Georgia Peanut Plant Recalled
(29-Jan-2009)
Recall covers everything made in the last two years; lawmakers demand criminal probe after U.S. health officials say company sent out questionable peanut products long before salmonella outbreak |
Health Tip: Is Your Child Getting Too Much Sugar?
(29-Jan-2009)
Suggestions to help your youngster cut down
|
Health Tip: Be Wary of Fad Diets
(28-Jan-2009)
If they promise too much, be concerned
|
Weight Loss Helps Incontinence
(28-Jan-2009)
Losing 8% of body weight almost halves the number of episodes, study finds
|
Study Finds High-Fructose Corn Syrup Contains Mercury
(28-Jan-2009)
Half of batches tested positive, third of popular sweetened products showed traces |
Study Finds High-Fructose Corn Syrup Contains Mercury
(28-Jan-2009)
Half of batches tested positive, third of popular sweetened products showed traces |
Gelnique Approved for Overactive Bladder
(28-Jan-2009)
A topical gel for treating symptoms |
Plavix Plus Heartburn Drugs May Hike Heart Risk
(28-Jan-2009)
Combination might interfere with Plavix's anticlotting ability, experts say |
Health Tip: Be Wary of Fad Diets
(28-Jan-2009)
If they promise too much, be concerned
|
Study Finds High-Fructose Corn Syrup Contains Mercury
(28-Jan-2009)
Half of batches tested positive, third of popular sweetened products showed traces |
Diabetes Keeps Rising Among U.S. Adults
(28-Jan-2009)
13% of people over 20 now have the condition, while 30% are pre-diabetic, study finds |
Weight Loss Helps Incontinence
(28-Jan-2009)
Losing 8% of body weight almost halves the number of episodes, study finds
|
Study Finds High-Fructose Corn Syrup Contains Mercury
(28-Jan-2009)
Half of batches tested positive, third of popular sweetened products showed traces |
Intensive Insulin Therapy Reduces Mortality in Sick Kids
(27-Jan-2009)
Lowering blood glucose levels also cut time in ICU, study finds |
Omega-6 Fatty Acids Can Be Good for You
(26-Jan-2009)
New advisory puts worries about possible link to heart disease to rest |
Omega-6 Fatty Acids Can Be Good for You
(26-Jan-2009)
New advisory puts worries about possible link to heart disease to rest |
Health Tip: Problems With a Picky Eater?
(26-Jan-2009)
Suggestions to maintain proper nutrition
|
Omega-6 Fatty Acids Can Be Good for You
(26-Jan-2009)
New advisory puts worries about possible link to heart disease to rest |
Cutting Calories May Boost Aging Brains
(26-Jan-2009)
Memory, thinking improved for those who ate less, study found |
Seventh Salmonella Death Linked to Peanut Products
(24-Jan-2009)
At least 38 companies across U.S. involved in recalls as salmonella outbreak action continues; Girl Scouts, Hershey and Kraft Foods say their products are safe |
FDA OKs 1st Embryonic Stem Cell Trial
(23-Jan-2009)
Might improve function in paralyzed patients, experts say |
Problems Tied to Obesity Also Seem to Affect Sleep
(23-Jan-2009)
Studies find three separate links with sleep apnea
|
Moderate Alcohol Consumption May Protect Against Disabilities
(22-Jan-2009)
Study found healthy older adults were better able to carry out daily tasks |
Heavy Smoking as Teenager Might Add Pounds Later
(22-Jan-2009)
Study finds an association, but some experts are skeptical |
Salmonella Infection Numbers Still Rising; Recalls Rise Also
(21-Jan-2009)
NutriSystem, pet food company join grocers and food suppliers in pulling products from shelves as FDA advises consumers not to eat anything but jars of peanut butter while probe continues |
Supplement Hampers Thyroid Cancer Treatment
(21-Jan-2009)
Iodine from kelp in dietary aid compromised therapy, researchers say |
Supplement Hampers Thyroid Cancer Treatment
(21-Jan-2009)
Iodine from kelp in dietary aid compromised therapy, researchers say |
Health Tip: Nutrition for Athletic Performance
(20-Jan-2009)
If you're training for a big event, be sure to eat and drink right |
Why Saying No to Foods May Be Harder for Women
(20-Jan-2009)
Gender differences might be explained by hormones and evolution, study finds |
More Peanut Butter Products Join Recall List
(20-Jan-2009)
More companies pull products from shelves as FDA advises consumers not to eat anything but jars of peanut butter while salmonella probe continues |
Why Saying No to Foods May Be Harder for Women
(20-Jan-2009)
Gender differences might be explained by hormones and evolution, study finds |
Health Tip: Nutrition for Athletic Performance
(20-Jan-2009)
If you're training for a big event, be sure to eat and drink right |
Low-Cost Strategies to Maintain Health in Hard Times
(19-Jan-2009)
Staying fit doesn't have to break the bank, experts say |
Preschool Lunch Doesn't Always Pack Nutritious Punch
(19-Jan-2009)
Study finds meals from home often lack fruits, veggies, whole grains
|
Women in Coastal Areas Have Higher Mercury Levels
(19-Jan-2009)
Study finds increase tied to income, ethnicity, types of seafood consumed |
Peanut Butter Product Recalls Mount
(19-Jan-2009)
More companies pull products from shelves as FDA advises consumers not to eat anything but jars of peanut butter while salmonella probe continues |
Preschool Lunch Doesn't Always Pack Nutritious Punch
(19-Jan-2009)
Study finds meals from home often lack fruits, veggies, whole grains
|
FDA Warns Consumers Not to Eat Peanut Butter Products
(18-Jan-2009)
Agency advises against everything but jars of peanut butter as salmonella probe widens; more companies issue recall notices for products; toll at 470 sickened, 6 dead, in 43 states and Canada |
Cholesterol Levels May Not Measure Cardiac Risk
(16-Jan-2009)
Normal readings showed up in many who had heart attacks, study shows |
FDA Warns of Skin-Numbing Drug Dangers
(16-Jan-2009)
Popular topical anesthetics can cause severe reactions when used improperly, agency says |
Riastap Approved for Rare Blood Disorder
(16-Jan-2009)
Congenital fibrinogen deficiency can cause uncontrolled bleeding |
FDA Issues Final Regulations for Genetically Engineered Animals
(15-Jan-2009)
Consumer labeling not required for foods from these animals, agency says |
Savella Approved for Fibromyalgia
(15-Jan-2009)
Expected in pharmacies by March
|
Health Tip: What Seniors Eat
(15-Jan-2009)
Diet is still crucial when you're older
|
Kellogg Halts Sales of Peanut Butter Crackers
(15-Jan-2009)
Cereal giant calls action 'precautionary' as salmonella outbreak probe continues; 5 deaths now linked; victim count up to 430 in 43 states |
FDA Issues Final Regulations for Genetically Engineered Animals
(15-Jan-2009)
Consumer labeling not required for foods from these animals, agency says |
More Peanut Butter Recalled in Salmonella Outbreak
(14-Jan-2009)
Va. company issues nationwide recall as number of people sickened in outbreak rises to 425 in 43 states; 3 deaths appear linked |
Diet, Exercise Cuts Kids' Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
(13-Jan-2009)
Preventing obesity boosts blood vessel function even without weight loss, study says |
Diagnostic Approved to Detect C. diff
(13-Jan-2009)
An infection commonly acquired in hospitals
|
Minn. Confirms Tainted Peanut Butter Link to Salmonella Outbreak
(13-Jan-2009)
Health officials report genetic match; Ohio distributor recalls two King Nut brands; CDC says more than 400 in 43 states sickened |
Diet, Exercise Cuts Kids' Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
(13-Jan-2009)
Preventing obesity boosts blood vessel function even without weight loss, study says |
Sodium, Potassium Intake Tied to Heart Disease
(12-Jan-2009)
Study finds 24% greater risk per unit increase in salt-to-mineral ratio |
Peanut Butter Recalled as Salmonella Search Continues
(12-Jan-2009)
Ohio distributor issues recall of King Nut brand after Minn. officials find bacteria in one container; almost 400 Americans in 42 states have been sickened |
Sodium, Potassium Intake Tied to Heart Disease
(12-Jan-2009)
Study finds 24% greater risk per unit increase in salt-to-mineral ratio |
Sodium, Potassium Intake Tied to Heart Disease
(12-Jan-2009)
Study finds 24% greater risk per unit increase in salt-to-mineral ratio |
Americans Consuming More Sugary Beverages
(09-Jan-2009)
Adults gulping an average of 300 calories every day, study finds
|
Garlic as a Cancer Fighter? Maybe Not
(09-Jan-2009)
Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak
|
Americans Consuming More Sugary Beverages
(09-Jan-2009)
Adults gulping an average of 300 calories every day, study finds
|
Officials Still Seek Source of Salmonella Outbreak
(09-Jan-2009)
Almost 400 Americans in 42 states have been sickened |
Parents Not Best Barometer of Kid's Eating, Exercise Habits
(09-Jan-2009)
Survey found mismatch between perception, reality |
Americans Consuming More Sugary Beverages
(09-Jan-2009)
Adults gulping an average of 300 calories every day, study finds
|
Americans Consuming More Sugary Beverages
(09-Jan-2009)
Adults gulping an average of 300 calories every day, study finds
|
FDA Backs Cholesterol Drug Vytorin
(08-Jan-2009)
Review says it lowered bad cholesterol more effectively than Zocor |
FDA Backs Cholesterol Drug Vytorin
(08-Jan-2009)
Review says it lowered bad cholesterol more effectively than Zocor |
Doctors Urged to Screen Diabetics for Sleep Apnea
(08-Jan-2009)
Treatment may reduce risk of cardiovascular disease |
9 Genes Are Linked to Alzheimer's
(07-Jan-2009)
Finding also bolsters tie between vitamin D and the brain disease |
It Pays to Eat Less as You Age
(06-Jan-2009)
Cutting calories can cut down on pounds in middle age, study says |
Health Tip: More Than You Can Chew
(06-Jan-2009)
What to do when chewing becomes difficult
|
It Pays to Eat Less as You Age
(06-Jan-2009)
Cutting calories can cut down on pounds in middle age, study says |
It Pays to Eat Less as You Age
(06-Jan-2009)
Cutting calories can cut down on pounds in middle age, study says |
Researchers Report Progress in Fight Against Fat
(06-Jan-2009)
Two drugs and a genetic variation are focus of promising studies |
It Pays to Eat Less as You Age
(06-Jan-2009)
Cutting calories can cut down on pounds in middle age, study says |
Obesity Linked to Ovarian Cancer
(05-Jan-2009)
Excess estrogen may contribute to malignancy, study suggests |
Gastric Bypass Halts Diabetes in Obese Teens
(05-Jan-2009)
Surgery could help them avoid long-term complications of blood sugar disease, scientists say |
Health Tip: Budget Your Calories
(05-Jan-2009)
How to use your extras
|
Gastric Bypass Halts Diabetes in Obese Teens
(05-Jan-2009)
Surgery could help them avoid long-term complications of blood sugar disease, scientists say |
Obesity Linked to Ovarian Cancer
(05-Jan-2009)
Excess estrogen may contribute to malignancy, study suggests |
Prenatal Nutrition, Postnatal Allergy Protection
(04-Jan-2009)
Certain foods consumed during pregnancy might protect against asthma and eczema
|
Prenatal Nutrition, Postnatal Allergy Protection
(04-Jan-2009)
Certain foods consumed during pregnancy might protect against asthma and eczema
|
Grape Seed Extract Kills Leukemia Cells in Lab
(31-Dec-2008)
Finding might lead to new treatment for blood cancers, researchers say |
Dubious Drugs, Tainted Foods Top 2008's Health Stories
(31-Dec-2008)
But deaths from heart disease, cancer show encouraging drop |
Osteoporosis Drug Prompts Increase in Certain Bone Cells
(31-Dec-2008)
Scientists not sure if finding points to potential problems; maker stands by medication |
Nucleic Acid Test Screens for HIV
(31-Dec-2008)
In donated blood and tissue |
Grape Seed Extract Kills Leukemia Cells in Lab
(31-Dec-2008)
Finding might lead to new treatment for blood cancers, researchers say |
Dubious Drugs, Tainted Foods Top 2008's Health Stories
(31-Dec-2008)
But deaths from heart disease, cancer show encouraging drop |
Dubious Drugs, Tainted Foods Top 2008's Health Stories
(31-Dec-2008)
But deaths from heart disease, cancer show encouraging drop |
America Losing the Fight With Type 2 Diabetes
(30-Dec-2008)
Yet simple lifestyle changes can make all the difference |
Health Tip: Travel Well, Eat Well
(30-Dec-2008)
Healthy eating while on vacation
|
America Losing the Fight With Type 2 Diabetes
(30-Dec-2008)
Yet simple lifestyle changes can make all the difference |
High Insulin May Boost Odds of Breast Cancer
(30-Dec-2008)
Finding may clarify the disease's connection to obesity |
Vitamins Fail to Prevent Cancer: Study
(30-Dec-2008)
C, E and beta carotene didn't halt women's risk of developing disease |
Food Phosphates Might Spur Lung Cancer
(29-Dec-2008)
Accelerated growth of tumors seen in mouse study |
Degarelix Approved for Advanced Prostate Cancer
(29-Dec-2008)
Suppresses testosterone production
|
Gene Linked to High Blood Pressure Discovered
(29-Dec-2008)
Variant seems to help regulate amount of sodium in the body |
Vigorous Treadmill Workout Curbs Appetite Hormones
(26-Dec-2008)
U.K. researchers say findings may lead to more effective ways to control weight |
Honey Bees on Cocaine 'Dance' When Food Is Found
(25-Dec-2008)
Research backs theory that insects' brain reward system activates pleasure centers |
Fish Oil's Benefits Remain Elusive
(24-Dec-2008)
Review finds it may cut cardiac mortality but not help those with heart rhythm problems |
Fish Oil's Benefits Remain Elusive
(24-Dec-2008)
Review finds it may cut cardiac mortality but not help those with heart rhythm problems |
FDA Warns About Weight Loss Products
(23-Dec-2008)
Agency says more than 2 dozen contain dangerous ingredients not listed on label |
FDA Warns About Weight Loss Products
(23-Dec-2008)
Agency says more than 2 dozen contain dangerous ingredients not listed on label |
FDA Warns About Weight Loss Products
(23-Dec-2008)
Agency says more than 2 dozen contain dangerous ingredients not listed on label |
Gleevec Approved for Use After Cancer Surgery
(22-Dec-2008)
Drug first sanctioned in 2001 |
Zolpimist Approved for Insomnia
(22-Dec-2008)
Oral spray contains Ambien's active ingredient |
Even a Little Overweight, Inactivity Hurts the Heart
(22-Dec-2008)
Large study finds increased risk of heart failure |
Vitamin D Deficit in Pregnancy Tied to Caesarean Risk
(22-Dec-2008)
Women with deficiency at time of delivery had almost 4 times the odds, study says |
Eating Strategies for Healthier Holiday Parties
(21-Dec-2008)
Easy-to-follow tips can take the guilt, and the calories, out of the equation |
Eating Strategies for Healthier Holiday Parties
(21-Dec-2008)
Easy-to-follow tips can take the guilt, and the calories, out of the equation |
Eating Strategies for Healthier Holiday Parties
(21-Dec-2008)
Easy-to-follow tips can take the guilt, and the calories, out of the equation |
For the Obese, Holiday Tables Serve Platefuls of Doubt
(20-Dec-2008)
But fear of social pressures can be overcome with honest approach to food, expert says |
For the Obese, Holiday Tables Serve Platefuls of Doubt
(20-Dec-2008)
But fear of social pressures can be overcome with honest approach to food, expert says |
For the Obese, Holiday Tables Serve Platefuls of Doubt
(20-Dec-2008)
But fear of social pressures can be overcome with honest approach to food, expert says |
Low Doses of Melamine Won't Harm Kids' Kidneys
(19-Dec-2008)
Hong Kong researchers found most of those exposed to tainted products were OK |
Low Doses of Melamine Won't Harm Kids' Kidneys
(19-Dec-2008)
Hong Kong researchers found most of those exposed to tainted products were OK |
Mozobil Boosts Stem Cells Before Bone Marrow Transplants
(19-Dec-2008)
Could help people with certain forms of blood cancer |
Health Tip: Your Diet After Cancer Treatment
(19-Dec-2008)
Healthy meals still matter
|
Limiting School Snacks Boosts Fruit, Veggie Consumption
(19-Dec-2008)
The increase, while modest, was significant, study finds |
Low Doses of Melamine Won't Harm Kids' Kidneys
(19-Dec-2008)
Hong Kong researchers found most of those exposed to tainted products were OK |
Quitting Smoking Tougher on Women
(19-Dec-2008)
If pounds add up, some get nervous and start puffing again, study says |
Limiting School Snacks Boosts Fruit, Veggie Consumption
(19-Dec-2008)
The increase, while modest, was significant, study finds |
Limiting School Snacks Boosts Fruit, Veggie Consumption
(19-Dec-2008)
The increase, while modest, was significant, study finds |
Most Kids With Type 1 Diabetes Lack Vitamin D
(19-Dec-2008)
Deficiency can increase bone fracture risk, researchers say |
Quitting Smoking Tougher on Women
(19-Dec-2008)
If pounds add up, some get nervous and start puffing again, study says |
Toxic Poinsettias? Hangover Cures? It May Be All Fiction
(18-Dec-2008)
Researchers debunk common holiday and wintertime health myths
|
Childhood Obesity May Cause Thyroid Problems
(18-Dec-2008)
Finding suggests low-grade inflammation changes gland's structure
|
Childhood Obesity May Cause Thyroid Problems
(18-Dec-2008)
Finding suggests low-grade inflammation changes gland's structure
|
Toxic Poinsettias? Hangover Cures? It May Be All Fiction
(18-Dec-2008)
Researchers debunk common holiday and wintertime health myths
|
Experts Say Blood Sugar Guidelines Remain Effective
(18-Dec-2008)
Despite conflicting studies, diabetes groups say good glycemic control still best course |
Strict Blood Sugar Lowering Won't Ease Diabetes Heart Risk
(17-Dec-2008)
Blood pressure, cholesterol control may be type 2 diabetics' best bet, researchers say |
'Mediterranean'-Style Diet Best for Blood Sugar Control
(17-Dec-2008)
Another study finds type 2 diabetes increases cancer death risk |
Phenols in Quality Olive Oil Suppress Breast Cancer Gene
(17-Dec-2008)
But study cautions lab findings were at levels unlikely to be achieved in real life |
'Mediterranean'-Style Diet Best for Blood Sugar Control
(17-Dec-2008)
Another study finds type 2 diabetes increases cancer death risk |
Study Finds Molecular Link Between Obesity, Hypertension
(17-Dec-2008)
Signaling through the melanocortin-4 receptor controls blood pressure, study shows |
TriLipix Approved to Help Lower Cholesterol
(16-Dec-2008)
To be used alone, or in combination with a statin
|
TriLipix Approved to Help Lower Cholesterol
(16-Dec-2008)
To be used alone, or in combination with a statin
|
FDA Faults Drug Information for Consumers
(16-Dec-2008)
Pamphlets given out by pharmacies aren't always easy to understand |
FDA Adds Suicide Warning to Epilepsy Drugs
(16-Dec-2008)
Says patients on antiepileptics need to be monitored for indications of mood changes |
ICU Nutritional Program Failed to Boost Outcomes
(16-Dec-2008)
Early feeding didn't cut length of stay either, study finds |
Snorers Burn More Calories During the Day
(16-Dec-2008)
But study shows it doesn't offset extra weight that often accompanies the condition |
Deaths From Heart Disease, Stroke Down 30%
(15-Dec-2008)
Medical advances, not lifestyle changes, are source of the improvement, AHA says |
Genetic Variants Tied to Obesity
(15-Dec-2008)
Findings add to knowledge about appetite regulation among people |
Obesity-Related Hormone Tied to Psoriasis
(15-Dec-2008)
Higher leptin levels play role in immune, inflammatory processes, study says |
Deaths From Heart Disease, Stroke Down 30%
(15-Dec-2008)
Medical advances, not lifestyle changes, are source of the improvement, AHA says |
Genetic Variants Tied to Obesity
(15-Dec-2008)
Findings add to knowledge about appetite regulation among people |
Gastric Bypass Success Sparks Debate
(14-Dec-2008)
Should older people and those with diabetes have the weight-loss surgery? |
Experimental Weight-Loss Pill Passes Early Test
(13-Dec-2008)
People lost significant weight; no side effects on heart seen, study says |
New Food Pyramid Is Aimed at Kids
(13-Dec-2008)
'MyPyramid for Preschoolers' helps parents expand little ones' diet in a healthy way |
Experimental Weight-Loss Pill Passes Early Test
(13-Dec-2008)
People lost significant weight; no side effects on heart seen, study says |
Experimental Weight-Loss Pill Passes Early Test
(13-Dec-2008)
People lost significant weight; no side effects on heart seen, study says |
Fruits and Veggies May Strengthen Bones
(12-Dec-2008)
Could join calcium and vitamin D in fight against osteoporosis, study finds |
Fruits and Veggies May Strengthen Bones
(12-Dec-2008)
Could join calcium and vitamin D in fight against osteoporosis, study finds |
2 Markers Predict Survival Odds in Colon Cancer Patients
(11-Dec-2008)
One protein was protective, the other not, researchers found |
2 Markers Predict Survival Odds in Colon Cancer Patients
(11-Dec-2008)
One protein was protective, the other not, researchers found |
Fast Heart Rate Warns of Obesity, Diabetes
(11-Dec-2008)
And those conditions take toll on the heart, study says |
Study Suggests Sugar May Be Addictive
(10-Dec-2008)
Finding might yield new insights into eating disorders, experts say |
2 Diabetes Drugs Double Fracture Risk in Women
(10-Dec-2008)
Both Avandia and Actos lower bone density, new analysis shows |
Study Suggests Sugar May Be Addictive
(10-Dec-2008)
Finding might yield new insights into eating disorders, experts say |
Study Suggests Sugar May Be Addictive
(10-Dec-2008)
Finding might yield new insights into eating disorders, experts say |
Obese Kids More Prone to Limb Injuries in Car Crashes
(10-Dec-2008)
Weaker bones from poor diet, less exercise may be to blame, experts say |
Obesity is a Family Affair
(10-Dec-2008)
Skipped meals, too much TV time end up harming kids, study finds |
Gene May Make Kids Crave Junk Food
(10-Dec-2008)
Some are genetically driven to eat more calories, study suggests
|
Study Suggests Sugar May Be Addictive
(10-Dec-2008)
Finding might yield new insights into eating disorders, experts say |
Statin Use Doesn't Inhibit Lymphoma Drug Therapy
(09-Dec-2008)
Cholesterol-lowering meds may actually help patients on rituximab, study suggests |
Money May Lure People to Lose Weight
(09-Dec-2008)
But study found some pounds return after incentives end |
Selenium, Vitamins E and C Won't Prevent Prostate Cancer
(09-Dec-2008)
Large trials fail to confirm suspected benefit
|
Money May Lure People to Lose Weight
(09-Dec-2008)
But study found some pounds return after incentives end |
11 New Cholesterol Genes Identified
(08-Dec-2008)
Could be targets for drug treatment, researchers note |
11 New Cholesterol Genes Identified
(08-Dec-2008)
Could be targets for drug treatment, researchers note |
Mediterranean Diet Enriched With Nuts Cuts Heart Risks
(08-Dec-2008)
Study says metabolic abnormalities better regulated when following this approach |
Mediterranean Diet Enriched With Nuts Cuts Heart Risks
(08-Dec-2008)
Study says metabolic abnormalities better regulated when following this approach |
Mediterranean Diet Enriched With Nuts Cuts Heart Risks
(08-Dec-2008)
Study says metabolic abnormalities better regulated when following this approach |
Mediterranean Diet Enriched With Nuts Cuts Heart Risks
(08-Dec-2008)
Study says metabolic abnormalities better regulated when following this approach |
Anemia Rates Down for U.S. Women and Children
(08-Dec-2008)
But they remain disproportionately high for minority women, study finds
|
Health Tip: Eating a Healthy Vegetarian Diet
(08-Dec-2008)
Get the nutrients you need
|
Mineral May Reduce High-Risk Bladder Disease
(08-Dec-2008)
Study says selenium, particularly for women and those with p53 gene mutation, may help |
Portion Distortion
(07-Dec-2008)
In the fight against obesity, Americans need to re-learn proper serving sizes for meals
|
Holidays Don't Have to Make You Heavier
(07-Dec-2008)
Maintaining weight, instead of dieting, is a good way to keep pounds off, experts say |
Holidays Don't Have to Make You Heavier
(07-Dec-2008)
Maintaining weight, instead of dieting, is a good way to keep pounds off, experts say |
Portion Distortion
(07-Dec-2008)
In the fight against obesity, Americans need to re-learn proper serving sizes for meals
|
Holidays Don't Have to Make You Heavier
(07-Dec-2008)
Maintaining weight, instead of dieting, is a good way to keep pounds off, experts say |
Holidays Don't Have to Make You Heavier
(07-Dec-2008)
Maintaining weight, instead of dieting, is a good way to keep pounds off, experts say |
Portion Distortion
(07-Dec-2008)
In the fight against obesity, Americans need to re-learn proper serving sizes for meals
|
Portion Distortion
(07-Dec-2008)
In the fight against obesity, Americans need to re-learn proper serving sizes for meals
|
Holidays Don't Have to Make You Heavier
(07-Dec-2008)
Maintaining weight, instead of dieting, is a good way to keep pounds off, experts say |
Vitamin K Slows Insulin Resistance in Older Men
(05-Dec-2008)
But effect for women not same, as study cites obesity as possible cause |
Vitamin K Slows Insulin Resistance in Older Men
(05-Dec-2008)
But effect for women not same, as study cites obesity as possible cause |
Vitamin K Slows Insulin Resistance in Older Men
(05-Dec-2008)
But effect for women not same, as study cites obesity as possible cause |
Vitamin K Slows Insulin Resistance in Older Men
(05-Dec-2008)
But effect for women not same, as study cites obesity as possible cause |
Intestinal 'Sleeve' Mimics Effects of Gastric Bypass
(04-Dec-2008)
Tests in rats show treatment device could be used to treat obesity in humans |
Almost Two-Thirds of Americans Meet Exercise Guidelines
(04-Dec-2008)
150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity or 75 minutes of vigorous activity a week |
Exercise Eases Obesity and Anger in Kids
(03-Dec-2008)
After-school aerobics helped youngsters feel better mentally, physically, researchers say |
Depression Linked to Increase in Abdominal Fat
(03-Dec-2008)
Dutch researchers made the connection after studying adults ages 70 to 79 |
Generic Heart Drugs as Good as Brand-Name Counterparts
(02-Dec-2008)
Review found most were as effective, despite editorials urging opposite |
Folate in Early Pregnancy May Boost Wheezing in Baby
(02-Dec-2008)
Infants born to moms who took it in first 3 months more likely to have respiratory woes |
High Salt Levels Common in Many Foods
(02-Dec-2008)
Cereals, licorice, pancakes, among other products, home to sodium, study says |
Folate in Early Pregnancy May Boost Wheezing in Baby
(02-Dec-2008)
Infants born to moms who took it in first 3 months more likely to have respiratory woes |
TV, Internet Causing Kids Harm: Report
(02-Dec-2008)
Media in general is boosting rates of obesity, other woes, experts say |
High Salt Levels Common in Many Foods
(02-Dec-2008)
Cereals, licorice, pancakes, among other products, home to sodium, study says |
Antibiotics Largest Cause of Drug-Induced Liver Damage
(01-Dec-2008)
Prescription meds, supplements can also trigger acute organ failure, study says |
FDA Touts Efforts to Enhance Food Safety
(01-Dec-2008)
Critics see problems with the agency's goals, commitment and resources |
Vitamin D Vital for the Heart
(01-Dec-2008)
Lack of the sunlight-derived nutrient tied to increased cardiovascular events |
FDA Touts Efforts to Enhance Food Safety
(01-Dec-2008)
Critics see problems with the agency's goals, commitment and resources |
Antibiotics Largest Cause of Drug-Induced Liver Damage
(01-Dec-2008)
Prescription meds, supplements can also trigger acute organ failure, study says |
Vitamin D Vital for the Heart
(01-Dec-2008)
Lack of the sunlight-derived nutrient tied to increased cardiovascular events |
School Soda Ban Has Limited Effect
(27-Nov-2008)
Eliminating sugary beverages did not affect overall consumption, study finds |
Keeping a Healthy Holiday Balance
(27-Nov-2008)
Simple ways to enjoy the feast without overdoing it |
School Soda Ban Has Limited Effect
(27-Nov-2008)
Eliminating sugary beverages did not affect overall consumption, study finds |
Cranberries May Help Prevent Urinary Tract Infections
(27-Nov-2008)
Their high acid content inhibits bacterial growth, experts say |
Keeping a Healthy Holiday Balance
(27-Nov-2008)
Simple ways to enjoy the feast without overdoing it |
School Soda Ban Has Limited Effect
(27-Nov-2008)
Eliminating sugary beverages did not affect overall consumption, study finds |
Holiday Meals With a Calorie-Conscious Twist
(26-Nov-2008)
Swapping out heavy ingredients can mean healthier eating without the guilt, experts say |
Over-the-Phone Weight Loss Counseling Works
(26-Nov-2008)
For rural women, it's cheaper and less time-consuming than in-person visits, study finds |
Fat-Sensing Hormones Might Fight Obesity
(26-Nov-2008)
Study with rodents shows the molecules help regulate appetite |
Holiday Meals With a Calorie-Conscious Twist
(26-Nov-2008)
Swapping out heavy ingredients can mean healthier eating without the guilt, experts say |
Health Tip: Diabetes and Dessert
(26-Nov-2008)
Suggestions for what you should eat
|
Fat-Sensing Hormones Might Fight Obesity
(26-Nov-2008)
Study with rodents shows the molecules help regulate appetite |
Improper Microwaving Led to Pot Pie-Salmonella Outbreak
(26-Nov-2008)
CDC urges clearer cooking instructions to protect consumers |
Holiday Meals With a Calorie-Conscious Twist
(26-Nov-2008)
Swapping out heavy ingredients can mean healthier eating without the guilt, experts say |
Holiday Meals With a Calorie-Conscious Twist
(26-Nov-2008)
Swapping out heavy ingredients can mean healthier eating without the guilt, experts say |
Over-the-Phone Weight Loss Counseling Works
(26-Nov-2008)
For rural women, it's cheaper and less time-consuming than in-person visits, study finds |
Fat-Sensing Hormones Might Fight Obesity
(26-Nov-2008)
Study with rodents shows the molecules help regulate appetite |
Holiday Meals With a Calorie-Conscious Twist
(26-Nov-2008)
Swapping out heavy ingredients can mean healthier eating without the guilt, experts say |
Holiday Meals With a Calorie-Conscious Twist
(26-Nov-2008)
Swapping out heavy ingredients can mean healthier eating without the guilt, experts say |
Fat-Sensing Hormones Might Fight Obesity
(26-Nov-2008)
Study with rodents shows the molecules help regulate appetite |
Live Chickens on Trucks Could Transmit Dangerous Germs
(25-Nov-2008)
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria found in cars traveling behind tractor-trailers carrying fowl |
Weight Boosts Older Women's Breast Cancer Risk
(25-Nov-2008)
It's the added pounds, not impaired detection, that's to blame, study concludes |
Promacta Approved for Rare Blood Disorder
(24-Nov-2008)
Affects about 60,000 people in United States
|
Study Calls for Greater Scrutiny of 'Off-Label' Drug Use
(24-Nov-2008)
Doctors often prescribe medicines for conditions that haven't been studied thoroughly |
An Allergy Checklist for Holiday Gatherings
(23-Nov-2008)
Guests with asthma, respiratory disease will enjoy the party if hosts plan wisely |
Substitutions Make Holiday Fare Healthier
(22-Nov-2008)
Altering recipes to cut fat, salt a quick fix without losing taste, experts say |
Substitutions Make Holiday Fare Healthier
(22-Nov-2008)
Altering recipes to cut fat, salt a quick fix without losing taste, experts say |
Substitutions Make Holiday Fare Healthier
(22-Nov-2008)
Altering recipes to cut fat, salt a quick fix without losing taste, experts say |
Substitutions Make Holiday Fare Healthier
(22-Nov-2008)
Altering recipes to cut fat, salt a quick fix without losing taste, experts say |
Substitutions Make Holiday Fare Healthier
(22-Nov-2008)
Altering recipes to cut fat, salt a quick fix without losing taste, experts say |
Substitutions Make Holiday Fare Healthier
(22-Nov-2008)
Altering recipes to cut fat, salt a quick fix without losing taste, experts say |
Banzel Approved for Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome
(21-Nov-2008)
A severe form of epilepsy
|
FDA Approves New Drug for Severe Epilepsy
(21-Nov-2008)
Trials showed Banzel proved effective against Lennox-Gastaut syndrome |
Health Tip: Signs of Celiac Disease in Children
(21-Nov-2008)
Here are typical symptoms
|
High Blood Pressure Stalks Many Americans
(21-Nov-2008)
Seven in 10 don't do enough to protect themselves from stroke, heart attack
|
Texting Food Diaries Helps Kids Stick With Diets
(20-Nov-2008)
Study found hi-tech method improved compliance more than paper and pencil |
Texting Food Diaries Helps Kids Stick With Diets
(20-Nov-2008)
Study found hi-tech method improved compliance more than paper and pencil |
Texting Food Diaries Helps Kids Stick With Diets
(20-Nov-2008)
Study found hi-tech method improved compliance more than paper and pencil |
Vitamin D Deficit Could Lead to Heart Woes
(20-Nov-2008)
Winter's lack of sun means adults at risk should be monitored, experts say |
Genetic Testing No Real Help in Predicting Type 2 Diabetes
(19-Nov-2008)
Traditional risk factors, such as obesity, are just as useful, studies find |
Genetic Testing No Real Help in Predicting Type 2 Diabetes
(19-Nov-2008)
Traditional risk factors, such as obesity, are just as useful, studies find |
Sport Supplement May Help Shield Seniors From Falls
(19-Nov-2008)
Beta-alanine boosts muscle, balance, study finds |
Health Tip: Maintain a Healthy Weight
(18-Nov-2008)
Suggestions to help prevent regaining lost pounds |
Diet, Exercise May Modify Breast Cancer Risks
(18-Nov-2008)
Combined, they produce more potent anti-disease effect in postmenopausal women, study says |
Health Tip: Maintain a Healthy Weight
(18-Nov-2008)
Suggestions to help prevent regaining lost pounds |
Wrinkle Fillers Need Better Label Warnings: FDA Panel
(18-Nov-2008)
Reports of allergic reactions, other problems have surfaced with these products, experts say |
Cancer Drug Ups Risk of Clots in Veins
(18-Nov-2008)
Those on Avastin faced 33% increased risk of dangerous side effect |
Health Tip: Maintain a Healthy Weight
(18-Nov-2008)
Suggestions to help prevent regaining lost pounds |
Vitamin C, E Supplements Won't Help Prevent Cancer
(18-Nov-2008)
Findings follow similar results for the prevention of heart disease
|
Canola Oil Consumed During Pregnancy Lowers Breast Cancer Risk for Offspring
(18-Nov-2008)
Mouse study found it was better than corn oil during gestation and lactation |
Home-Based Programs Benefit Older Cancer Survivors
(18-Nov-2008)
They improved ability to live and function when enrolled in tailored interventions |
Diet, Exercise May Modify Breast Cancer Risks
(18-Nov-2008)
Combined, they produce more potent anti-disease effect in postmenopausal women, study says |
Bariatric Surgery Before Pregnancy Benefits Moms, Babies
(18-Nov-2008)
Weight-loss procedure may change fertility, nutritional needs, study suggests |
Vitamin C, E Supplements Won't Help Prevent Cancer
(18-Nov-2008)
Findings follow similar results for the prevention of heart disease
|
Home-Based Programs Benefit Older Cancer Survivors
(18-Nov-2008)
They improved ability to live and function when enrolled in tailored interventions |
Post-Workout Snack May Hamper Weight Loss
(14-Nov-2008)
It's smart for athletes, not so smart for average gym-goer, studies show |
Early Life Peanut Consumption Might Prevent Allergy
(14-Nov-2008)
But experts say study results aren't sufficient to counter current warnings |
High-Fat Diet While Pregnant May Produce Obese Kids
(14-Nov-2008)
It may lead to permanent changes in the fetal brain, study says |
Saturated Fats Linked to Cancer of Small Intestine
(14-Nov-2008)
These fats are found in red meat and processed meats, researchers say |
Post-Workout Snack May Hamper Weight Loss
(14-Nov-2008)
It's smart for athletes, not so smart for average gym-goer, studies show |
Greener Neighborhoods Mean Slimmer Children
(14-Nov-2008)
Trees, parks get inner city kids moving, study finds |
High-Fat Diet While Pregnant May Produce Obese Kids
(14-Nov-2008)
It may lead to permanent changes in the fetal brain, study says |
Health Tip: Caffeine and Pregnancy
(13-Nov-2008)
Avoid the stimulant while you're expecting |
Traces of Corn Found in Almost All Fast Food
(13-Nov-2008)
Only 12 servings out of hundreds had nutrients that didn't contain it, researchers say |
Traces of Corn Found in Almost All Fast Food
(13-Nov-2008)
Only 12 servings out of hundreds had nutrients that didn't contain it, researchers say |
Traces of Corn Found in Almost All Fast Food
(13-Nov-2008)
Only 12 servings out of hundreds had nutrients that didn't contain it, researchers say |
High Blood Fat Levels Tied to Ischemic Stroke Risk
(12-Nov-2008)
Study says triglyceride tests done without fasting simpler, better define those in danger |
Excess Weight Ups Risk of Death, No Matter Where It Collects
(12-Nov-2008)
But too much abdominal fat poses a bigger threat, study finds
|
Early Onset Approved for ADHD Drug
(12-Nov-2008)
30-minute onset of action for Focalin XR |
Excess Weight Ups Risk of Death, No Matter Where It Collects
(12-Nov-2008)
But too much abdominal fat poses a bigger threat, study finds
|
Excess Weight Ups Risk of Death, No Matter Where It Collects
(12-Nov-2008)
But too much abdominal fat poses a bigger threat, study finds
|
Lipoprotein Levels May Predict Women's Hypertension Risk
(11-Nov-2008)
These particles carry cholesterol and triglycerides throughout the body |
Calcium, Vitamin D Won't Prevent Breast Cancer
(11-Nov-2008)
But findings apply to postmenopausal women only, counters editorial
|
Retired NFL Players Don't Face Greater Heart Risk
(11-Nov-2008)
Keeping physically active may help to tackle health threats, study says |
Obese Kids Have Old Arteries
(11-Nov-2008)
Tests showed their carotid artery walls as thick as that of a middle-aged person |
After Decades, Decreases in Heart Risk Factors Level Off
(11-Nov-2008)
Researchers point to obesity epidemic in explaining the troubling trend |
Calcium, Vitamin D Won't Prevent Breast Cancer
(11-Nov-2008)
But findings apply to postmenopausal women only, counters editorial
|
Retired NFL Players Don't Face Greater Heart Risk
(11-Nov-2008)
Keeping physically active may help to tackle health threats, study says |
Statin Might Help More People Fight Heart Disease Than Thought
(10-Nov-2008)
Crestor worked well in those with normal LDL but slightly elevated CRP levels, study finds |
High Temps Degrade Contact Lens Solution: Study
(10-Nov-2008)
ReNu with MoistureLoc was tied to eye infection outbreak in U.S. |
Childhood Food Allergies on the Rise
(10-Nov-2008)
But researchers are working on new therapies to combat the problem |
Heart Failure Hospitalizations Up Sharply
(10-Nov-2008)
Epidemic linked to hypertension, obesity, diabetes, study shows |
Childhood Food Allergies on the Rise
(10-Nov-2008)
But researchers are working on new therapies to combat the problem |
Aspirin Doesn't Guard Diabetics Against Heart Disease
(10-Nov-2008)
Second study found vitamins E, C did little to protect healthy men, either |
Lack of Potassium Linked to High Blood Pressure
(09-Nov-2008)
The finding is especially true for blacks, study suggests |
Lack of Potassium Linked to High Blood Pressure
(09-Nov-2008)
The finding is especially true for blacks, study suggests |
Banned Obesity Drug Tied to Heart Risks Long After Use
(07-Nov-2008)
Study shows appetite suppressant fenfluramine may damage cardiac valves years later |
Don't Rely on Diet to Prevent Weight Regain
(07-Nov-2008)
In study, people put lost pounds back on regardless of the amount of fat they ate |
Don't Rely on Diet to Prevent Weight Regain
(07-Nov-2008)
In study, people put lost pounds back on regardless of the amount of fat they ate |
Smoking Coupled With Obesity Raises Death Risk
(07-Nov-2008)
Two factors increase risk 8-fold, researchers say |
Don't Rely on Diet to Prevent Weight Regain
(07-Nov-2008)
In study, people put lost pounds back on regardless of the amount of fat they ate |
Banned Obesity Drug Tied to Heart Risks Long After Use
(07-Nov-2008)
Study shows appetite suppressant fenfluramine may damage cardiac valves years later |
Active Young Women Need Calcium, Vitamin D
(07-Nov-2008)
The supplements can help prevent stress fractures, experts say
|
Too Few Americans Aware of 'Pre-Diabetes'
(06-Nov-2008)
It's when blood sugar levels are rising, but disease can still be prevented, CDC says |
Whole Grains Lower Risk of Heart Failure
(05-Nov-2008)
Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease |
Whole Grains Lower Risk of Heart Failure
(05-Nov-2008)
Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease |
Whole Grains Lower Risk of Heart Failure
(05-Nov-2008)
Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease |
Testosterone Patch Restores Libido in Postmenopausal Women
(05-Nov-2008)
But, the male hormone therapy may cause unwanted hair growth, study finds
|
Whole Grains Lower Risk of Heart Failure
(05-Nov-2008)
Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease |
Researchers ID Genetic Markers for Esophageal Cancer
(05-Nov-2008)
Having 4 or more of these 11 genotypes triples risk of disease, study funds |
Vitamin Holds Promise for Alzheimer's Disease
(05-Nov-2008)
Treatment cured memory problems in mice, researchers found |
Health Tip: What's on Your Plate?
(04-Nov-2008)
Review your food before eating it |
Smokers' Homes More Likely to House Hungry Kids
(04-Nov-2008)
Study finds twice the incidence of 'food insecurity' |
Folic Acid and Other B Vitamins Won't Help Prevent Cancer
(04-Nov-2008)
Seven-year study of supplements found no change in disease risk
|
Smokers' Homes More Likely to House Hungry Kids
(04-Nov-2008)
Study finds twice the incidence of 'food insecurity' |
Folic Acid and Other B Vitamins Won't Help Prevent Cancer
(04-Nov-2008)
Seven-year study of supplements found no change in disease risk
|
Hormone Lowers Glucose Levels in Mice
(04-Nov-2008)
Injections of apelin appear to be similar to insulin, study says |
Folic Acid and Other B Vitamins Won't Help Prevent Cancer
(04-Nov-2008)
Seven-year study of supplements found no change in disease risk
|
Caffeine in Pregnancy Associated With Low Birth Weight Risk
(03-Nov-2008)
Women need not be frightened but should limit consumption of stimulant, experts say |
Study Sheds Light on Painkillers' Heart Risk
(03-Nov-2008)
Cox-2 drugs, like Celebrex, less safe than Cox-1 drugs, like naproxen, study says |
Fish Twice a Week Cuts Diabetics' Kidney Risks
(03-Nov-2008)
Dietary change enhances blood glucose control, study finds |
Health Tip: Obesity and Your Child
(03-Nov-2008)
Finding the right weight-loss program is essential
|
Health Tip: Obesity and Your Child
(03-Nov-2008)
Finding the right weight-loss program is essential
|
Use of Kids' Meds on the Increase
(03-Nov-2008)
Obesity and its complications driving the trend, researchers say |
Rainy Areas in U.S. Show Higher Autism Rates
(03-Nov-2008)
Researchers note that environmental toxins might trigger genetic vulnerability |
Excess Weight Seems to Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(02-Nov-2008)
Exercising 30 to 60 minutes a day may offer needed protection, experts say |
FDA Faulted for Stance on Chemical in Plastics
(01-Nov-2008)
BPA widely used in baby bottles, food containers; has been linked to diabetes, heart disease |
Scientists Develop New Strategy to Fight Obesity
(31-Oct-2008)
Findings could produce treatments to reduce cravings, expand calorie burn |
Scientists Develop New Strategy to Fight Obesity
(31-Oct-2008)
Findings could produce treatments to reduce cravings, expand calorie burn |
Decorative Halloween Eye Lenses May Pose Serious Risks
(31-Oct-2008)
Without doctor's advice, cat's-eyes, color contacts boost odds of bacterial infection |
FDA Warns of Dangers of Mexican Vanilla
(31-Oct-2008)
Agency says it contains coumarin, which is related to ingredient in blood thinners |
Family Halloween Safety Can Be Fiendishly Simple
(31-Oct-2008)
Limit trick-or-treating to familiar places, don't take candy from strangers, expert says |
Heavy Metals Can Taint Wine
(31-Oct-2008)
Could be a possible health hazard, British researchers say |
FDA Warns of Dangers of Mexican Vanilla
(31-Oct-2008)
Agency says it contains coumarin, which is related to ingredient in blood thinners |
Excess Weight Gain During Pregnancy a Risk to Mother and Child
(31-Oct-2008)
It doubles the chances of having a heavy baby, study finds |
Scientists Develop New Strategy to Fight Obesity
(31-Oct-2008)
Findings could produce treatments to reduce cravings, expand calorie burn |
Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
(31-Oct-2008)
But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says |
Excess Weight Gain During Pregnancy a Risk to Mother and Child
(31-Oct-2008)
It doubles the chances of having a heavy baby, study finds |
Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
(31-Oct-2008)
But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says |
Excess Weight Gain During Pregnancy a Risk to Mother and Child
(31-Oct-2008)
It doubles the chances of having a heavy baby, study finds |
Statins Lower Blood Marker for Prostate Cancer
(30-Oct-2008)
But it's not clear if the cholesterol-lowering drugs protect against the disease |
Workplace Health Programs Effective Interventions
(30-Oct-2008)
Study shows help with diet, tobacco use boosted employees' overall fitness |
Consumer Group Seeks FDA Ban on Avandia
(30-Oct-2008)
Public Citizen cites liver failure deaths, other risks of adverse events for diabetes drug |
Coconut Oil May Help Fight Childhood Pneumonia
(30-Oct-2008)
Symptoms eased faster when it was added to
antibiotic therapy, study found
|
Rate of Diabetes Cases Doubles in 10 Years: CDC
(30-Oct-2008)
The obesity epidemic is fueling the type 2 disease epidemic, officials say |
Rate of Diabetes Cases Doubles in 10 Years: CDC
(30-Oct-2008)
The obesity epidemic is fueling the type 2 disease epidemic, officials say |
Workplace Health Programs Effective Interventions
(30-Oct-2008)
Study shows help with diet, tobacco use boosted employees' overall fitness |
Rate of Diabetes Cases Doubles in 10 Years: CDC
(30-Oct-2008)
The obesity epidemic is fueling the type 2 disease epidemic, officials say |
Workplace Health Programs Effective Interventions
(30-Oct-2008)
Study shows help with diet, tobacco use boosted employees' overall fitness |
Other Health Problems Can Delay MS Diagnosis
(29-Oct-2008)
Obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease can all cloud symptoms, study says |
Red Meat Helps Spur a Food Poison Germ
(29-Oct-2008)
The gut toxin uses molecules introduced by meat, dairy products, scientists say |
Red Meat Helps Spur a Food Poison Germ
(29-Oct-2008)
The gut toxin uses molecules introduced by meat, dairy products, scientists say |
Other Health Problems Can Delay MS Diagnosis
(29-Oct-2008)
Obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease can all cloud symptoms, study says |
Statins Reduced Death Risk From Pneumonia
(28-Oct-2008)
One-third lower mortality for hospitalized patients, study found |
Health Tip: Lose Weight, and Keep it Off
(28-Oct-2008)
Stick with your diet
|
Bayer Marketing Two Unapproved Aspirin Products: FDA
(28-Oct-2008)
Warning letters issued for Bayer Heart Advantage, Bayer Women's Low Dose Aspirin + Calcium |
Health Tip: Lose Weight, and Keep it Off
(28-Oct-2008)
Stick with your diet
|
Too Few Understand Diabetes' Dangers
(28-Oct-2008)
Americans more fearful of shark bites than this common, potentially lethal disease, survey shows |
Rheumatoid Arthritis a Threat to the Heart
(27-Oct-2008)
Greater risk of heart attack, and more complications later, studies find |
Rheumatoid Arthritis a Threat to the Heart
(27-Oct-2008)
Greater risk of heart attack, and more complications later, studies find |
Osteoporosis Meds Linked to Heart Problem
(27-Oct-2008)
Bisphosphonates may up rate of serious atrial fibrillation, review finds
|
Rheumatoid Arthritis a Threat to the Heart
(27-Oct-2008)
Greater risk of heart attack, and more complications later, studies find |
Rheumatoid Arthritis a Threat to the Heart
(27-Oct-2008)
Greater risk of heart attack, and more complications later, studies find |
Purple Tomato Extended Lives of Cancer-Prone Mice
(26-Oct-2008)
Snapdragon flower pigments produced color, antioxidants in genetically modified fruit |
Cherry-Enriched Diet Cut Heart Risks in Rats
(26-Oct-2008)
Study finds tart powder reduced inflammation, cholesterol and belly fat |
Cherry-Enriched Diet Cut Heart Risks in Rats
(26-Oct-2008)
Study finds tart powder reduced inflammation, cholesterol and belly fat |
Purple Tomato Extended Lives of Cancer-Prone Mice
(26-Oct-2008)
Snapdragon flower pigments produced color, antioxidants in genetically modified fruit |
The Ups and Downs of 'Yo-Yo' Dieting
(24-Oct-2008)
Some experts say the risks of losing and regaining weight may be overstated
|
High Sodium Levels Don't Raise Blood Pressure
(24-Oct-2008)
Study did find connection between salt intake and diabetes incidence |
Breast Milk Molecule Gives Mom's Immunity to Baby
(24-Oct-2008)
Antibody pathway to mammary glands channels protection against intestinal bugs, study says |
The Ups and Downs of 'Yo-Yo' Dieting
(24-Oct-2008)
Some experts say the risks of losing and regaining weight may be overstated
|
The Ups and Downs of 'Yo-Yo' Dieting
(24-Oct-2008)
Some experts say the risks of losing and regaining weight may be overstated
|
New Diet Pill Doubles Weight Loss of Current Drugs
(23-Oct-2008)
Tesofensine could replace gastric bypass surgery for some patients, researchers say |
New Diet Pill Doubles Weight Loss of Current Drugs
(23-Oct-2008)
Tesofensine could replace gastric bypass surgery for some patients, researchers say |
New Diet Pill Doubles Weight Loss of Current Drugs
(23-Oct-2008)
Tesofensine could replace gastric bypass surgery for some patients, researchers say |
High Fructose Diet Inhibits Appetite Hormone
(23-Oct-2008)
Sugary fare led to leptin resistance in rats that boosted obesity risk, study says |
High Fructose Diet Inhibits Appetite Hormone
(23-Oct-2008)
Sugary fare led to leptin resistance in rats that boosted obesity risk, study says |
High Fructose Diet Inhibits Appetite Hormone
(23-Oct-2008)
Sugary fare led to leptin resistance in rats that boosted obesity risk, study says |
New Diet Pill Doubles Weight Loss of Current Drugs
(23-Oct-2008)
Tesofensine could replace gastric bypass surgery for some patients, researchers say |
High Fructose Diet Inhibits Appetite Hormone
(23-Oct-2008)
Sugary fare led to leptin resistance in rats that boosted obesity risk, study says |
Eating Fast Until Full Triples Overweight Risk
(22-Oct-2008)
Availability of cheap foods, larger portions changes dining behavior, Japanese study says |
Food Allergies Up 18% Among U.S. Children
(22-Oct-2008)
Reactions lead to higher risk for asthma, other respiratory problems, CDC report says |
Eating Fast Until Full Triples Overweight Risk
(22-Oct-2008)
Availability of cheap foods, larger portions changes dining behavior, Japanese study says |
Eating Fast Until Full Triples Overweight Risk
(22-Oct-2008)
Availability of cheap foods, larger portions changes dining behavior, Japanese study says |
One-Quarter of Biologic Drugs Have Had Safety Issues
(21-Oct-2008)
International analysis finds 11% issued 'black box' warnings by FDA |
Health Tip: Choose Meats Wisely
(20-Oct-2008)
Select the leanest and healthiest
|
Western Diet Boosts Global Heart Attack Risk 30%
(20-Oct-2008)
But study also finds 'Oriental' pattern little benefit either way because of salty sauces |
Acrylamide Doesn't Raise Gastrointestinal Cancer Risk
(20-Oct-2008)
Large study found no danger from chemical produced during high-temp cooking |
Western Diet Boosts Global Heart Attack Risk 30%
(20-Oct-2008)
But study also finds 'Oriental' pattern little benefit either way because of salty sauces |
Aspirin Doesn't Prevent First Heart Attack, Stroke
(17-Oct-2008)
Study contradicts current recommendations; expert suggests change |
Red Wine Compound May Slow Drinking-Linked Liver Condition
(17-Oct-2008)
Mouse study suggests resveratrol impedes fatty buildup in the organ, which is linked to cirrhosis |
Aspirin Doesn't Prevent First Heart Attack, Stroke
(17-Oct-2008)
Study contradicts current recommendations; expert suggests change |
Ontak Approved to Treat T-Cell Lymphoma
(17-Oct-2008)
Targets specific receptor on cancer cells |
Spices, Herbs Boost Health for Diabetics
(17-Oct-2008)
Study finds antioxidants lower inflammation caused by high blood sugar |
Health Tip: Make Time for Breakfast
(17-Oct-2008)
Start the day with a healthy meal
|
High-Risk Kids, Diabetics Need Regular Blood Pressure Checks
(17-Oct-2008)
Experts offer guidance during hypertension meeting |
Chicken Soup May Lower Blood Pressure
(16-Oct-2008)
Collagen in some parts of chicken acts like a hypertension medication, study suggests |
Overeating? Blame Your Genes
(16-Oct-2008)
Certain DNA may cause people to eat more to get the same pleasure from food |
Chicken Soup May Lower Blood Pressure
(16-Oct-2008)
Collagen in some parts of chicken acts like a hypertension medication, study suggests |
Fatness Boosts Inflammation in Body
(16-Oct-2008)
But regular exercise may condition cells to respond more efficiently, study says |
Overeating? Blame Your Genes
(16-Oct-2008)
Certain DNA may cause people to eat more to get the same pleasure from food |
Fatness Boosts Inflammation in Body
(16-Oct-2008)
But regular exercise may condition cells to respond more efficiently, study says |
Vitamin K Doesn't Slow Bone Loss
(16-Oct-2008)
But high doses may protect against fractures, cancer, study suggests |
Too Much Sun, Too Few Antioxidants Spell Eye Trouble
(14-Oct-2008)
The combination contributes to age-related macular degeneration, study finds |
Caffeine Consumption Doesn't Raise Overall Breast Cancer Risk
(14-Oct-2008)
Large study did discover link with benign breast disease, or when tumor was larger |
IBD, Liver Disease Patients Show Vitamin D Deficits
(14-Oct-2008)
Those with certain digestive illnesses should have levels monitored, study says |
Vitamin B No Help for Alzheimer's
(14-Oct-2008)
Reducing homocysteine levels doesn't slow cognitive decline, study finds |
NeuroStar Depression Therapy Cleared
(13-Oct-2008)
Targets nerve cells with magnetic pulses
|
Vitamin D Supplementation Guidelines for Youngsters Doubled
(13-Oct-2008)
American Academy of Pediatrics raises daily recommended intake from 200 to 400 IUs |
Parkinson's Patients More Prone to Vitamin D Deficiency
(13-Oct-2008)
Study found their levels were lower than Alzheimer's patients, healthy controls |
Vitamin D Supplementation Guidelines for Youngsters Doubled
(13-Oct-2008)
American Academy of Pediatrics raises daily recommended intake from 200 to 400 IUs |
Blood Pressure on the Rise in America
(13-Oct-2008)
More people being treated for hypertension than ever before, study finds |
Blood Pressure on the Rise in America
(13-Oct-2008)
More people being treated for hypertension than ever before, study finds |
Vitamin D Guidelines Too Low for Cystic Fibrosis Kids
(13-Oct-2008)
Study says deficiency persists even after weekly doses up to 3 times recommended amount |
Parkinson's Patients More Prone to Vitamin D Deficiency
(13-Oct-2008)
Study found their levels were lower than Alzheimer's patients, healthy controls |
Vitamin D Supplementation Guidelines for Youngsters Doubled
(13-Oct-2008)
American Academy of Pediatrics raises daily recommended intake from 200 to 400 IUs |
Little-Known Fat Can Be a Heartbreaker
(10-Oct-2008)
Elevated lipoprotein (a) levels boost cardiovascular disease risk for some
|
Is Human Growth Hormone a Key to Longevity?
(10-Oct-2008)
Current evidence suggests its anti-aging benefits are marginal |
Kogenate FS Prevents Joint Damage in Young Hemophiliacs
(10-Oct-2008)
Hemophilia A affects about 15,000 in the U.S. |
Metabolic Syndrome Raises Colon Cancer Risk 75%
(10-Oct-2008)
Finding suggests need for more careful screening for these patients, researcher says |
Mental Barriers Block Obese Women From Exercise
(09-Oct-2008)
But tailored programs could ease fears, overcome self consciousness, study suggests |
Mental Barriers Block Obese Women From Exercise
(09-Oct-2008)
But tailored programs could ease fears, overcome self consciousness, study suggests |
Rapaflo Approved for Enlarged Prostate
(09-Oct-2008)
The leading reason men visit urologists |
25% of Teen Girls Vaccinated for HPV
(09-Oct-2008)
It's a good start for new vaccine, CDC says |
Small Intestine Senses Bitter Toxins in Food
(09-Oct-2008)
Finding could improve cancer, diabetes treatments, study suggests |
Mental Barriers Block Obese Women From Exercise
(09-Oct-2008)
But tailored programs could ease fears, overcome self consciousness, study suggests |
Mental Barriers Block Obese Women From Exercise
(09-Oct-2008)
But tailored programs could ease fears, overcome self consciousness, study suggests |
New Guidelines Make It Easy to Get Fit
(09-Oct-2008)
U.S. government suggests weekly workouts can work |
Mental Barriers Block Obese Women From Exercise
(09-Oct-2008)
But tailored programs could ease fears, overcome self consciousness, study suggests |
Mental Barriers Block Obese Women From Exercise
(09-Oct-2008)
But tailored programs could ease fears, overcome self consciousness, study suggests |
Fatty Acid in Olive Oil Wards Off Hunger
(07-Oct-2008)
Study with lab animals might one day lead to new weight control approach in people |
Drug Companies Say No Cold Meds for Kids Under 4
(07-Oct-2008)
FDA supports industry's voluntary action to change labeling as agency continues to assess whether products are safe for the youngest set |
Fatty Acid in Olive Oil Wards Off Hunger
(07-Oct-2008)
Study with lab animals might one day lead to new weight control approach in people |
Fatty Acid in Olive Oil Wards Off Hunger
(07-Oct-2008)
Study with lab animals might one day lead to new weight control approach in people |
Fatty Acid in Olive Oil Wards Off Hunger
(07-Oct-2008)
Study with lab animals might one day lead to new weight control approach in people |
Fatty Acid in Olive Oil Wards Off Hunger
(07-Oct-2008)
Study with lab animals might one day lead to new weight control approach in people |
Free Prescription Drug Samples Pose Risk to Kids
(06-Oct-2008)
Few actually go to needy children, and newer meds lack safety profile, study finds |
Vending Machines Found in Most Middle Schools
(06-Oct-2008)
Snacks, drinks sold not helping fight against childhood obesity, researcher notes |
Obesity, Insulin Level Impact Prostate Cancer Survival
(06-Oct-2008)
Heavy men with high output of the hormone had quadruple the death risk, study found |
Vending Machines Found in Most Middle Schools
(06-Oct-2008)
Snacks, drinks sold not helping fight against childhood obesity, researcher notes |
Obesity, Insulin Level Impact Prostate Cancer Survival
(06-Oct-2008)
Heavy men with high output of the hormone had quadruple the death risk, study found |
Obesity, Insulin Level Impact Prostate Cancer Survival
(06-Oct-2008)
Heavy men with high output of the hormone had quadruple the death risk, study found |
Obesity, Insulin Level Impact Prostate Cancer Survival
(06-Oct-2008)
Heavy men with high output of the hormone had quadruple the death risk, study found |
Book Offers Novel Approach to Weight Loss
(04-Oct-2008)
Girls who read story with subtle message about health realized some benefits, study says |
Book Offers Novel Approach to Weight Loss
(04-Oct-2008)
Girls who read story with subtle message about health realized some benefits, study says |
Book Offers Novel Approach to Weight Loss
(04-Oct-2008)
Girls who read story with subtle message about health realized some benefits, study says |
FDA Rules How Much Melamine Is Too Much
(03-Oct-2008)
In wake of China food scare, agency says any amount is too much for infants |
FDA Rules How Much Melamine Is Too Much
(03-Oct-2008)
In wake of China food scare, agency says any amount is too much for infants |
Behavioral Management Plans Help Kids Lose Weight
(03-Oct-2008)
Most effective programs include techniques to improve diet, exercise habits, study says |
Behavioral Management Plans Help Kids Lose Weight
(03-Oct-2008)
Most effective programs include techniques to improve diet, exercise habits, study says |
Behavioral Management Plans Help Kids Lose Weight
(03-Oct-2008)
Most effective programs include techniques to improve diet, exercise habits, study says |
Behavioral Management Plans Help Kids Lose Weight
(03-Oct-2008)
Most effective programs include techniques to improve diet, exercise habits, study says |
Behavioral Management Plans Help Kids Lose Weight
(03-Oct-2008)
Most effective programs include techniques to improve diet, exercise habits, study says |
Overeating Can Throw Off Metabolism
(02-Oct-2008)
Researchers find brain pathway that's activated, increasing risk of obesity, diabetes |
Body Fat, Muscle Distribution Linked to RA Disability
(02-Oct-2008)
More fat on arms, legs tied to more inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis, study says |
Overeating Can Throw Off Metabolism
(02-Oct-2008)
Researchers find brain pathway that's activated, increasing risk of obesity, diabetes |
FDA Wants More Time to Study Cold Meds for Kids
(02-Oct-2008)
More data needed on whether OTC remedies are safe, agency official tells public meeting |
Asthma Meds Don't Work as Well in Overweight Patients
(02-Oct-2008)
Inhaled steroids were 40% less effective than they were in lean patients, study finds |
Overeating Can Throw Off Metabolism
(02-Oct-2008)
Researchers find brain pathway that's activated, increasing risk of obesity, diabetes |
Dieting History Tied to Weight Gain in Pregnancy
(01-Oct-2008)
Restricted eaters gained too much or too little, study finds |
Dieting History Tied to Weight Gain in Pregnancy
(01-Oct-2008)
Restricted eaters gained too much or too little, study finds |
Dieting History Tied to Weight Gain in Pregnancy
(01-Oct-2008)
Restricted eaters gained too much or too little, study finds |
Dieting History Tied to Weight Gain in Pregnancy
(01-Oct-2008)
Restricted eaters gained too much or too little, study finds |
Dieting History Tied to Weight Gain in Pregnancy
(01-Oct-2008)
Restricted eaters gained too much or too little, study finds |
Dieting History Tied to Weight Gain in Pregnancy
(01-Oct-2008)
Restricted eaters gained too much or too little, study finds |
Gene Could Link Obesity, Colon Cancer
(01-Oct-2008)
Variant is tied to a fat hormone, adiponectin, study finds |
Dieting History Tied to Weight Gain in Pregnancy
(01-Oct-2008)
Restricted eaters gained too much or too little, study finds |
Vitamin C Megadoses Hamper Cancer Treatments in Mice
(01-Oct-2008)
Study suggests disruption of chemotherapy's ability to target tumor cells |
Dieting History Tied to Weight Gain in Pregnancy
(01-Oct-2008)
Restricted eaters gained too much or too little, study finds |
Popular Supplements Don't Work Against Arthritis: Study
(30-Sep-2008)
But lead researcher says it's too soon to give up on glucosamine |
Scams and Shams That Prey on Cancer Patients
(29-Sep-2008)
In some cases, unproven 'therapies' can be dangerous, experts say |
FDA Faulted for Lack of Produce Oversight
(29-Sep-2008)
Congressional report cites insufficient funding and resources |
'Superbug' Test Detects MRSA Faster
(29-Sep-2008)
Existing diagnostics can take up to 3 days |
Eating Fish, Breast-Feeding Boost Infant Development
(29-Sep-2008)
Mom's careful choice of foods offers both physical and mental advantages, study says |
FDA Faulted for Lack of Produce Oversight
(29-Sep-2008)
Congressional report cites insufficient funding and resources |
Anemia Drugs Linked to Stroke Study Deaths: FDA
(26-Sep-2008)
Procrit, Aranesp already bear warning labels due to cancer concerns, experts note |
Babies Who Eat Fish Lower Eczema Risk
(26-Sep-2008)
Study found doing so before 9 months decreased chances of skin condition by 25% |
Migraines More Frequent, Intense in Overweight Kids
(26-Sep-2008)
But weight loss can ease the pain, study shows |
Migraines More Frequent, Intense in Overweight Kids
(26-Sep-2008)
But weight loss can ease the pain, study shows |
Vitamin C Protects Some Elderly Men From Bone Loss
(26-Sep-2008)
New study doesn't show same result for women, however |
Surgery May Not Help Most People With Narrowed Brain Artery
(25-Sep-2008)
Intensive medical treatment can prevent stroke, study says |
Surgery May Not Help Most People With Narrowed Brain Artery
(25-Sep-2008)
Intensive medical treatment can prevent stroke, study says |
A Honey of a Sinusitis Treatment
(24-Sep-2008)
The natural sweet defeats the bacteria that drive the ailment, study shows |
Bone Loss Stable on Restricted Calorie Diet
(23-Sep-2008)
Gradual weight loss over 6 months showed no apparent harm, study finds |
Bone Loss Stable on Restricted Calorie Diet
(23-Sep-2008)
Gradual weight loss over 6 months showed no apparent harm, study finds |
Many Trial Reports on FDA-Approved Drugs Go Unpublished
(23-Sep-2008)
Selective reporting may color record of comparisons to other meds, study says |
FDA Goes After Unapproved Eye Washes, Skin Ointments
(23-Sep-2008)
Salt solutions, topicals containing papain face seizure after adverse events reported |
Health Tip: Satisfying Food Cravings
(23-Sep-2008)
Allow yourself a little to prevent eating a lot
|
Bone Loss Stable on Restricted Calorie Diet
(23-Sep-2008)
Gradual weight loss over 6 months showed no apparent harm, study finds |
Bone Loss Stable on Restricted Calorie Diet
(23-Sep-2008)
Gradual weight loss over 6 months showed no apparent harm, study finds |
Bone Loss Stable on Restricted Calorie Diet
(23-Sep-2008)
Gradual weight loss over 6 months showed no apparent harm, study finds |
Vitamin D Receptor Gene Variant Tied to Melanoma
(22-Sep-2008)
People with the mutation may be at increased risk for disease, study concludes |
Salt Contributes to Resistant High Blood Pressure
(19-Sep-2008)
People with elevated readings should restrict their salt intake, experts say
|
Salt Contributes to Resistant High Blood Pressure
(19-Sep-2008)
People with elevated readings should restrict their salt intake, experts say
|
FDA Proposes Regulations for Genetically Engineered Animals
(19-Sep-2008)
Producers must provide safety and efficacy data before market approval |
'Healthy Fat' Chemical Aids Body's Metabolism
(19-Sep-2008)
Mouse study uncovers new class of hormones that could reverse obesity-related disease |
Group Works to Streamline Cancer Therapy Approvals
(19-Sep-2008)
6-point flow chart seeks to clarify most productive research lines for FDA consideration |
FDA Proposes Regulations for Genetically Engineered Animals
(19-Sep-2008)
Producers must provide safety and efficacy data before market approval |
FDA Proposes Regulations for Genetically Engineered Animals
(19-Sep-2008)
Producers must provide safety and efficacy data before market approval |
Chamomile Tea May Ward Off Diabetes Damage
(19-Sep-2008)
Rats fed herbal extract showed significant decrease in blood sugar levels |
Red Wine Molecule Might Battle MS
(19-Sep-2008)
Other promising therapies reported at meeting in Montreal |
FDA Proposes Regulations for Genetically Engineered Animals
(19-Sep-2008)
Producers must provide safety and efficacy data before market approval |
Vitamin C Might Help Lower Hypertension
(19-Sep-2008)
But delivery was intravenous, so implications for diet are unclear, experts say |
'Healthy Fat' Chemical Aids Body's Metabolism
(19-Sep-2008)
Mouse study uncovers new class of hormones that could reverse obesity-related disease |
'Healthy Fat' Chemical Aids Body's Metabolism
(19-Sep-2008)
Mouse study uncovers new class of hormones that could reverse obesity-related disease |
Vitamin C Might Help Lower Hypertension
(19-Sep-2008)
But delivery was intravenous, so implications for diet are unclear, experts say |
Drug Combo Fights Recurrent Ovarian Cancer Cell Growth
(18-Sep-2008)
Researchers say trabectedin showed promise in Phase III trial, hope for FDA approval |
Anti-Nausea Patch Approved for Chemo Patients
(18-Sep-2008)
Protects for up to 5 days
|
School-Based Efforts Boost Kids' Fruit, Vegetable Intake
(18-Sep-2008)
Biggest difference maker was repeated exposure through taste testing, study says |
Mom's Diet Can Alter Genes to Raise Babies' Asthma Risk
(18-Sep-2008)
Supplement use may be behind doubling of respiratory disease in last 25 years, study suggests |
Healthy Lifestyle Boosts Women's Longevity
(17-Sep-2008)
Good living can reduce the risk of dying from heart disease and cancer, study shows |
Healthy Lifestyle Boosts Women's Longevity
(17-Sep-2008)
Good living can reduce the risk of dying from heart disease and cancer, study shows |
Healthy Lifestyle Boosts Women's Longevity
(17-Sep-2008)
Good living can reduce the risk of dying from heart disease and cancer, study shows |
Healthy Lifestyle Boosts Women's Longevity
(17-Sep-2008)
Good living can reduce the risk of dying from heart disease and cancer, study shows |
Premixed Insulin May Offer Better Blood Sugar Control
(17-Sep-2008)
Study compared these formulations to long-acting insulin and other medications |
New Noninvasive Device Could Control Diabetes
(17-Sep-2008)
Intestinal liner leads to significant drops in blood sugar levels, researcher says |
New Noninvasive Device Could Control Diabetes
(17-Sep-2008)
Intestinal liner leads to significant drops in blood sugar levels, researcher says |
Lifestyle Changes Boost Enzyme Regulating Cell Aging
(16-Sep-2008)
Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol |
FDA Bars Generic Drugs From Indian Company
(16-Sep-2008)
Poor manufacturing conditions at 2 plants to blame, agency says |
Researchers Suppress 'Hunger Hormone'
(16-Sep-2008)
Minimally invasive procedure in pigs produced effect similar to bariatric surgery |
Researchers Suppress 'Hunger Hormone'
(16-Sep-2008)
Minimally invasive procedure in pigs produced effect similar to bariatric surgery |
Gardasil Approved for Additional Uses
(15-Sep-2008)
To help protect women against two more cancers |
Keppra XR Approved for Partial-Onset Seizures
(15-Sep-2008)
For people 16 and older
|
Diabetics Less Likely to Lose Weight After Gastric Bypass
(15-Sep-2008)
Study finds change in med use, improper stomach pouch size are likely causes |
Diabetics Less Likely to Lose Weight After Gastric Bypass
(15-Sep-2008)
Study finds change in med use, improper stomach pouch size are likely causes |
Diabetics Less Likely to Lose Weight After Gastric Bypass
(15-Sep-2008)
Study finds change in med use, improper stomach pouch size are likely causes |
Broccoli Compound May Help COPD Patients
(12-Sep-2008)
Sulphoraphane boosts lungs' antioxidant activity, researchers explain |
Mediterranean Diet Cuts Death From Chronic Diseases
(12-Sep-2008)
Those who eat this way reduce risk of many illnesses by almost 10%, study says |
Mediterranean Diet Cuts Death From Chronic Diseases
(12-Sep-2008)
Those who eat this way reduce risk of many illnesses by almost 10%, study says |
Health Tip: Preparing for Pregnancy
(12-Sep-2008)
What's needed in your diet, and what you should avoid |
Banning Soft Drinks in Schools Has Small Impact
(12-Sep-2008)
Study finds only limited gains from no-sale policies |
Broccoli Compound May Help COPD Patients
(12-Sep-2008)
Sulphoraphane boosts lungs' antioxidant activity, researchers explain |
Mediterranean Diet Cuts Death From Chronic Diseases
(12-Sep-2008)
Those who eat this way reduce risk of many illnesses by almost 10%, study says |
Banning Soft Drinks in Schools Has Small Impact
(12-Sep-2008)
Study finds only limited gains from no-sale policies |
Weight-Loss Surgery Weighed as Diabetes Rx
(12-Sep-2008)
Studies show it works but cost, long-term effectiveness unclear |
Banning Soft Drinks in Schools Has Small Impact
(12-Sep-2008)
Study finds only limited gains from no-sale policies |
Health Tip: Control Overeating
(11-Sep-2008)
Suggestions to limit how much you eat
|
Health Tip: Control Overeating
(11-Sep-2008)
Suggestions to limit how much you eat
|
Bullying Top Concern of Parents With Overweight Child
(11-Sep-2008)
They view intimidation as even greater problem than obesity itself, study says |
Bullying Top Concern of Parents With Overweight Child
(11-Sep-2008)
They view intimidation as even greater problem than obesity itself, study says |
Health Tip: Control Overeating
(11-Sep-2008)
Suggestions to limit how much you eat
|
Health Tip: Help Your Child Develop Healthy Habits
(10-Sep-2008)
Set a good example at home
|
Scratched Surfaces May Trap Bacteria During Food Processing
(10-Sep-2008)
Studies examine new countertop materials, cleaners to cut contamination |
Heavier People Have Heart Attacks Earlier
(09-Sep-2008)
12 years sooner for the most obese, new research finds |
Health Tip: Eating a Brain-Healthy Diet
(09-Sep-2008)
Nutritional suggestions to help keep your mind sharp
|
Heavier People Have Heart Attacks Earlier
(09-Sep-2008)
12 years sooner for the most obese, new research finds |
Health Tip: Eating a Brain-Healthy Diet
(09-Sep-2008)
Nutritional suggestions to help keep your mind sharp
|
Health Tip: Understanding Serving Sizes
(08-Sep-2008)
Know how much you should eat
|
Vigorous Exercise Aids Those With Obesity-Related Gene
(08-Sep-2008)
Effect of mutation blunted in people with above-average activity scores, study finds |
Vigorous Exercise Aids Those With Obesity-Related Gene
(08-Sep-2008)
Effect of mutation blunted in people with above-average activity scores, study finds |
Vitamin B12 Key to Aging Brain
(08-Sep-2008)
Deficiency led to more brain shrinkage, study shows |
FDA to List Drugs Under Review for Safety Issues
(05-Sep-2008)
But officials say patients taking meds on Web site shouldn't overreact or stop taking them |
Obesity Worsens Asthma
(05-Sep-2008)
Sufferers more likely to be hospitalized, have lower quality of life, study finds |
Almost Half of Adults Will Develop Knee Osteoarthritis by 85
(05-Sep-2008)
Study finds risk is greatest for those overweight or obese at age 45 |
Almost Half of Adults Will Develop Knee Osteoarthritis by 85
(05-Sep-2008)
Study finds risk is greatest for those overweight or obese at age 45 |
FDA Demands Tougher Warnings on Immunosuppressive Drugs
(04-Sep-2008)
Officials want stronger labeling about fungal infection risk |
Kids of Stressed, Low-Income Moms Prone to Weight Problems
(03-Sep-2008)
Anxiety may prompt the children to eat unhealthy foods, study suggests |
Kids of Stressed, Low-Income Moms Prone to Weight Problems
(03-Sep-2008)
Anxiety may prompt the children to eat unhealthy foods, study suggests |
Early Weight Gain Might Mean Higher Blood Pressure Later
(03-Sep-2008)
But parents shouldn't worry, researchers say |
Brain 'Master Switch' May Control Appetite, Fertility
(31-Aug-2008)
Mouse study shows genetic link to signals telling body when it's full, safe to mate |
Brain 'Master Switch' May Control Appetite, Fertility
(31-Aug-2008)
Mouse study shows genetic link to signals telling body when it's full, safe to mate |
Brain 'Master Switch' May Control Appetite, Fertility
(31-Aug-2008)
Mouse study shows genetic link to signals telling body when it's full, safe to mate |
Brain 'Master Switch' May Control Appetite, Fertility
(31-Aug-2008)
Mouse study shows genetic link to signals telling body when it's full, safe to mate |
Brain 'Master Switch' May Control Appetite, Fertility
(31-Aug-2008)
Mouse study shows genetic link to signals telling body when it's full, safe to mate |
Antioxidant-Rich Diet May Protect Against Eye Disease
(29-Aug-2008)
Compounds likely extend life of retinal cells that fight age-related macular degeneration |
Antioxidant-Rich Diet May Protect Against Eye Disease
(29-Aug-2008)
Compounds likely extend life of retinal cells that fight age-related macular degeneration |
Salmonella Outbreak Over, U.S. Says
(28-Aug-2008)
FDA lifts advisory against eating raw Mexican jalapeno and serrano peppers |
Salmonella Outbreak Over, U.S. Says
(28-Aug-2008)
FDA lifts advisory against eating raw Mexican jalapeno and serrano peppers |
4 More Deaths Reported Among Byetta Patients
(27-Aug-2008)
Brings death toll to 6 associated with diabetes drug; exact cause unknown |
New Test Identifies Heart Transplant Rejection
(27-Aug-2008)
Monitors gene activity in white blood cells |
Mistaken Beliefs About Cancer Abound
(27-Aug-2008)
Global survey says many inflate environmental risks, downplay behaviors that count |
Fat Cells in Obese People Are 'Sick'
(27-Aug-2008)
More likely to make insulin-resistant proteins, study says |
Low Levels of Brain Chemical May Control Appetite
(27-Aug-2008)
Finding could lead to new drugs in fight against obesity, study says |
Fat Cells in Obese People Are 'Sick'
(27-Aug-2008)
More likely to make insulin-resistant proteins, study says |
Health Tip: Using a Dietary Supplement
(27-Aug-2008)
Know what you're taking
|
Nuts, Seeds, Popcorn Don't Boost Diverticulosis Risk
(26-Aug-2008)
Study disputes conventional wisdom, but other experts say those foods cause pain for some |
LDL Cholesterol Tied to Increased Cancer Risk in Diabetics
(25-Aug-2008)
Using these levels as markers could help clinicians better treat patients, Chinese study finds |
Food Allergy Action Plan Can Keep Kids From Harm
(25-Aug-2008)
Allergists recommend consulting with school staff on avoidance strategies |
Healthy Lunches Help Kids' Concentration in School
(24-Aug-2008)
Parents should go light on fats and remember their example is best teacher, expert says |
Intense Heat May Boost Tomato Antioxidant
(22-Aug-2008)
Fat added to lycopene molecules appears to increase disease-fighting power, study says |
Marinades Help Keep Grilled Meat Safe
(22-Aug-2008)
Study found they reduce the amount of cancer-causing compounds |
Bone Marrow Treatment Approved for Rare Bleeding Disorder
(22-Aug-2008)
Stimulates marrow to compensate for low platelet count |
Marinades Help Keep Grilled Meat Safe
(22-Aug-2008)
Study found they reduce the amount of cancer-causing compounds |
Intense Heat May Boost Tomato Antioxidant
(22-Aug-2008)
Fat added to lycopene molecules appears to increase disease-fighting power, study says |
Molecule Keeps Bacteria Like Salmonella in Check
(22-Aug-2008)
Finding could also fight other pathogens before they develop resistance to antibiotics |
Gastric Band Weight-Loss Surgery Can Boost Reflux
(22-Aug-2008)
Obese patients with GERD may choose gastric bypass instead, experts say |
Gastric Band Weight-Loss Surgery Can Boost Reflux
(22-Aug-2008)
Obese patients with GERD may choose gastric bypass instead, experts say |
Tobacco Marketing Promotes Youth Cigarette Use
(21-Aug-2008)
But landmark report also says mass media anti-tobacco campaigns work, too |
Health Tip: Monitor the Mercury in Your Food
(21-Aug-2008)
Pregnant women and young children should be especially cautious
|
Spoonful of Sugar Really Might Help Medicine Go Down
(21-Aug-2008)
Some children have evolutionary distaste for bitter remedies, foods, study finds |
Dietary Supplements May Pose Risk to Older Cancer Survivors
(21-Aug-2008)
It's unclear if pills help keep them healthier or put them in danger of disease recurrence |
Bone Growth Protein Also Promotes 'Good' Fat
(20-Aug-2008)
Stimulation of brown globules helps burn calories, hints of new ways to treat obesity |
Addiction Drug Causes Rapid Weight Loss in Rats
(20-Aug-2008)
Findings offers hope of new treatments for severe obesity in humans |
Bone Growth Protein Also Promotes 'Good' Fat
(20-Aug-2008)
Stimulation of brown globules helps burn calories, hints of new ways to treat obesity |
Addiction Drug Causes Rapid Weight Loss in Rats
(20-Aug-2008)
Findings offers hope of new treatments for severe obesity in humans |
Bone Growth Protein Also Promotes 'Good' Fat
(20-Aug-2008)
Stimulation of brown globules helps burn calories, hints of new ways to treat obesity |
Calcium Might Have Taste Humans Can Detect
(20-Aug-2008)
Tweaking tongue receptors could encourage people to consume more of the vital nutrient |
Obesity Rates Up in 37 States: Report
(19-Aug-2008)
At least 20% of adults are obese in every state except Colorado |
Health Tip: Who's Prone to Iron Deficiency?
(19-Aug-2008)
Menstruating women to blood donors, among others
|
Vitamin B, Folate Supplements Won't Help Heart
(19-Aug-2008)
In fact, new study hints they might be hazardous |
More Juices Found to Affect Drugs' Effectiveness: Study
(19-Aug-2008)
Orange and apple join grapefruit on list of drinks that may pose problems |
Obesity Rates Up in 37 States: Report
(19-Aug-2008)
At least 20% of adults are obese in every state except Colorado |
Low Vitamin D Raises Women's Hip Fracture Risk
(19-Aug-2008)
Too many Americans aren't getting enough of the sun-sourced nutrient, researchers say |
Vitamin B, Folate Supplements Won't Help Heart
(19-Aug-2008)
In fact, new study hints they might be hazardous |
Health Tip: Keep Cholesterol Under Control
(18-Aug-2008)
Doing so may require lifestyle changes
|
Freshman Weight Gain Has Many Culprits
(16-Aug-2008)
Fast food access, alcohol and study load contribute to poor dietary choices, expert says |
Freshman Weight Gain Has Many Culprits
(16-Aug-2008)
Fast food access, alcohol and study load contribute to poor dietary choices, expert says |
Freshman Weight Gain Has Many Culprits
(16-Aug-2008)
Fast food access, alcohol and study load contribute to poor dietary choices, expert says |
First Treatment Sanctioned for Chorea in Huntington's Patients
(15-Aug-2008)
The involuntary jerky movements that accompany the disease |
Statins Might Reverse ED in Some Men
(15-Aug-2008)
In animal study, effect on those with metabolic syndrome was seen within days |
Kids' Obesity Linked to Ear Infections
(14-Aug-2008)
Altered sense of taste may result in preference for unhealthy foods, studies suggest |
Kids' Obesity Linked to Ear Infections
(14-Aug-2008)
Altered sense of taste may result in preference for unhealthy foods, studies suggest |
Childhood Dairy Intake Boosts Bone Health Later On
(14-Aug-2008)
Teens who ate 2 or more servings a day as kids had higher mineral content, study finds |
Poor Coordination in Childhood Tied to Adult Obesity
(13-Aug-2008)
Clumsiness at age 7, below-par motor skills at 11 linked to weight gain later, study says |
Weight Loss After Diabetes Diagnosis Offers Big Benefits: Study
(12-Aug-2008)
And the improvements in blood sugar and blood pressure last, even if weight comes back |
Breakfast Eggs Keep Folks on Diet
(12-Aug-2008)
2 in the morning helped adults lose 65% more weight, study finds |
Weight Loss After Diabetes Diagnosis Offers Big Benefits: Study
(12-Aug-2008)
And the improvements in blood sugar and blood pressure last, even if weight comes back |
Viread Approved for Hepatitis B
(12-Aug-2008)
Already sanctioned to treat HIV |
Breakfast Eggs Keep Folks on Diet
(12-Aug-2008)
2 in the morning helped adults lose 65% more weight, study finds |
New Test Scans Beef for Mad Cow Disease
(12-Aug-2008)
Method enables real-time identification of contaminated tissue, study says |
New Test Scans Beef for Mad Cow Disease
(12-Aug-2008)
Method enables real-time identification of contaminated tissue, study says |
Breakfast Eggs Keep Folks on Diet
(12-Aug-2008)
2 in the morning helped adults lose 65% more weight, study finds |
Weight Loss After Diabetes Diagnosis Offers Big Benefits: Study
(12-Aug-2008)
And the improvements in blood sugar and blood pressure last, even if weight comes back |
Postmenopausal Women With Breast Cancer Face Joint Issues
(12-Aug-2008)
Obesity, previous HRT, chemo also raised chances for those on endocrine treatment, study says |
Breakfast Eggs Keep Folks on Diet
(12-Aug-2008)
2 in the morning helped adults lose 65% more weight, study finds |
Scientists Create Mice Resistant to Obesity
(11-Aug-2008)
Research with a brain chemical might lead to drug treatments for humans |
Lack of Vitamin D Boosts Death Risk
(11-Aug-2008)
Many people aren't getting enough of the sunlight-sourced nutrient, researchers say
|
Stroke Risk Plummets With Healthy Lifestyle
(11-Aug-2008)
Quitting smoking, eating properly and exercising protects your brain, study finds |
Scientists Create Mice Resistant to Obesity
(11-Aug-2008)
Research with a brain chemical might lead to drug treatments for humans |
Studies Refine Obesity's Risk for Heart Troubles
(11-Aug-2008)
Not all overweight in metabolic danger, but waist size a factor even in the normal-weight |
Studies Refine Obesity's Risk for Heart Troubles
(11-Aug-2008)
Not all overweight in metabolic danger, but waist size a factor even in the normal-weight |
Low-Birth-Weight Babies at Risk for Salt Sensitivity
(11-Aug-2008)
Condition can damage kidneys, brain and heart, study says |
Lack of Vitamin D Boosts Death Risk
(11-Aug-2008)
Many people aren't getting enough of the sunlight-sourced nutrient, researchers say
|
Scientists Create Mice Resistant to Obesity
(11-Aug-2008)
Research with a brain chemical might lead to drug treatments for humans |
2 Checklists Aid Those Over 50 With Medical Decisions
(09-Aug-2008)
Brochures help patients, doctors discuss tests to maintain healthy lifestyle |
Soy Protein Doesn't Lower Cholesterol
(08-Aug-2008)
Regular consumption had little effect on LDL levels, study finds |
Fat Cell Protein Boosts Heart Attack Risk in Elderly
(08-Aug-2008)
Higher adiponectin levels may indicate underlying disease, study finds |
Fat Cell Protein Boosts Heart Attack Risk in Elderly
(08-Aug-2008)
Higher adiponectin levels may indicate underlying disease, study finds |
New Therapy Freezes Out Esophageal Cancers
(08-Aug-2008)
Cryoablation attractive option for older patients with other medical issues, team says |
Too Much Salt Boosts Blood Pressure
(08-Aug-2008)
Study rules out the effect of one genetic variation |
Soy Protein Doesn't Lower Cholesterol
(08-Aug-2008)
Regular consumption had little effect on LDL levels, study finds |
Soy Protein Doesn't Lower Cholesterol
(08-Aug-2008)
Regular consumption had little effect on LDL levels, study finds |
Obese Men Face Twin Threat From Prostate Cancer
(08-Aug-2008)
Delayed diagnosis, less successful surgery, pair of studies finds |
FDA OKs Flu Vaccines for 2008-09 Season
(05-Aug-2008)
The hope is they will be a better match than last year's shots |
Fish May Ward Off Dementia and Stroke
(05-Aug-2008)
Those rich in omega-3 fatty acids can reduce risk by 26%, study finds |
Vitamin C Shows Promise as Cancer Treatment
(05-Aug-2008)
The nutrient shrunk brain, ovarian and pancreatic tumors in mice |
Researchers Push Aggressive Cholesterol Control in Kids
(04-Aug-2008)
Rather than drugs, they urge early lifestyle, dietary changes |
Researchers Push Aggressive Cholesterol Control in Kids
(04-Aug-2008)
Rather than drugs, they urge early lifestyle, dietary changes |
Researchers Push Aggressive Cholesterol Control in Kids
(04-Aug-2008)
Rather than drugs, they urge early lifestyle, dietary changes |
Researchers Push Aggressive Cholesterol Control in Kids
(04-Aug-2008)
Rather than drugs, they urge early lifestyle, dietary changes |
OTC Cold Medicines Sending Children to Emergency Rooms
(04-Aug-2008)
The FDA recently advised that kids under 2 not use these products |
Injected Drug Approved for High Blood Pressure
(04-Aug-2008)
When oral therapy isn't feasible |
One-Third of Uninsured Are Chronically Ill
(04-Aug-2008)
And that can mean missed care, fading health, earlier death, experts say |
Kids Who Sleep Poorly at Risk for Being Overweight
(04-Aug-2008)
Even an hour's less rest linked to doubled chance of weight gain, study finds |
Kids Who Sleep Poorly at Risk for Being Overweight
(04-Aug-2008)
Even an hour's less rest linked to doubled chance of weight gain, study finds |
Creatine Has Negligible Effect on COPD Exercise Rehab
(01-Aug-2008)
Popular nutritional supplement no substitute for old-fashioned hard work, study says |
FDA Expands Pepper Warning in Salmonella Outbreak
(31-Jul-2008)
Second tainted sample found at another farm in Mexico; serrano and jalapeno peppers from that country are now suspect |
New Test IDs Cancer Cells in Tumors
(31-Jul-2008)
Helps pinpoint which type of cancer is present |
Study Explains How Cranberries Prevent Urinary Infections
(31-Jul-2008)
Juice changes properties of bacteria to form barrier against illness |
FDA Expands Pepper Warning in Salmonella Outbreak
(31-Jul-2008)
Second tainted sample found at another farm in Mexico; serrano and jalapeno peppers from that country are now suspect |
Fondness for Fish Keeps Japanese Hearts Healthy
(29-Jul-2008)
Long-term omega-3 consumption appears to combat some traditional risk factors, study finds
|
Fondness for Fish Keeps Japanese Hearts Healthy
(29-Jul-2008)
Long-term omega-3 consumption appears to combat some traditional risk factors, study finds
|
First Generic Versions of Depakote Approved
(29-Jul-2008)
To treat seizures, migraines, and bipolar disorder
|
Fondness for Fish Keeps Japanese Hearts Healthy
(29-Jul-2008)
Long-term omega-3 consumption appears to combat some traditional risk factors, study finds
|
Walkable Neighborhoods Keep the Pounds Off
(29-Jul-2008)
Older, densely populated areas get people moving, study finds |
Diet Key to Diabetes Risk
(28-Jul-2008)
Fruits, vegetables, exercise reduce chances of blood sugar disease, studies find |
Diet Key to Diabetes Risk
(28-Jul-2008)
Fruits, vegetables, exercise reduce chances of blood sugar disease, studies find |
Most Fit Have Less Brain Atrophy From Alzheimer's
(28-Jul-2008)
Even moderate exercise, done regularly, improves quality of life |
Diet Key to Diabetes Risk
(28-Jul-2008)
Fruits, vegetables, exercise reduce chances of blood sugar disease, studies find |
Health Tip: Prevent Dehydration
(28-Jul-2008)
Drink before you get thirsty
|
Weekends Tough on the Diet
(25-Jul-2008)
Saturday can be toughest for those trying to drop pounds, study finds |
Weekends Tough on the Diet
(25-Jul-2008)
Saturday can be toughest for those trying to drop pounds, study finds |
Some Sweeteners Inhibit Enzyme Tied to Type 2 Diabetes
(25-Jul-2008)
Antioxidants in date sugar, dark brown sugars help control blood pressure, heart disease |
FDA Clears U.S. Hot Peppers in Salmonella Outbreak
(25-Jul-2008)
Tainted jalapeno sample traced back to Mexican farm, agency announces |
Some Sweeteners Inhibit Enzyme Tied to Type 2 Diabetes
(25-Jul-2008)
Antioxidants in date sugar, dark brown sugars help control blood pressure, heart disease |
Iced Teas Pose High Risk of Kidney Stones
(25-Jul-2008)
Lemonade a safer choice for men over 40 seeking to avoid them, study says |
FDA Clears U.S. Hot Peppers in Salmonella Outbreak
(25-Jul-2008)
Tainted jalapeno sample traced back to Mexican farm, agency announces |
Weekends Tough on the Diet
(25-Jul-2008)
Saturday can be toughest for those trying to drop pounds, study finds |
Some Sweeteners Inhibit Enzyme Tied to Type 2 Diabetes
(25-Jul-2008)
Antioxidants in date sugar, dark brown sugars help control blood pressure, heart disease |
Iced Teas Pose High Risk of Kidney Stones
(25-Jul-2008)
Lemonade a safer choice for men over 40 seeking to avoid them, study says |
Health Tip: Evaluate Your Diet
(24-Jul-2008)
Is it time for a healthier eating plan?
|
Soy Linked to Low Sperm Count
(24-Jul-2008)
Could affect fertility, especially in overweight and obese men, researchers report |
Intestinal Gluten Receptor Is Gateway for Celiac Disease
(24-Jul-2008)
Finding could offer new treatments for other autoimmune disorders, study says |
Studies Link Circadian Rhythm, Metabolism, Longevity to One Protein
(24-Jul-2008)
New molecular clock component ties all three together, researchers say |
Gummy Bears Join Cavity Fight
(24-Jul-2008)
Treats sweetened with xylitol cut levels of bacteria in children's plaque, study finds |
Twofold Action Urged for Pre-Diabetes
(23-Jul-2008)
Goal is to prevent progression to the full-blown disease and its huge costs |
Twofold Action Urged for Pre-Diabetes
(23-Jul-2008)
Goal is to prevent progression to the full-blown disease and its huge costs |
Twofold Action Urged for Pre-Diabetes
(23-Jul-2008)
Goal is to prevent progression to the full-blown disease and its huge costs |
Vytorin Fails to Lower Heart Valve Problems
(21-Jul-2008)
Latest multi-country study shows troubled cholesterol drug no better than placebo at easing cardiovascular events in targeted patients |
Stretch That Grocery List in Lean Times
(21-Jul-2008)
Tips to serve your family healthy meals for less
|
Vytorin Fails to Lower Heart Valve Problems
(21-Jul-2008)
Latest multi-country study shows troubled cholesterol drug no better than placebo at easing cardiovascular events in targeted patients |
Peppers Picked as Salmonella Culprit
(21-Jul-2008)
FDA says tainted jalapeno sample from Mexican farm found in Texas packing plant |
Stretch That Grocery List in Lean Times
(21-Jul-2008)
Tips to serve your family healthy meals for less
|
Peppers Picked as Salmonella Culprit
(21-Jul-2008)
FDA says tainted jalapeno sample from Mexican farm found in Texas packing plant |
Varicose, Spider Veins May Be Inevitable for Some
(20-Jul-2008)
It may seem just cosmetic, but condition can lead to more serious problems, doctor warns |
Many Recovering Alcoholics Depend on Coffee, Cigarettes
(18-Jul-2008)
But smoking may increase the likelihood of relapse, expert says |
FDA Says It's Safe to Eat Tomatoes
(18-Jul-2008)
Salmonella outbreak may be winding down; peppers remain suspect |
FDA Says It's Safe to Eat Tomatoes
(18-Jul-2008)
Salmonella outbreak may be winding down; peppers remain suspect |
Breast-Fed Babies Have Fewer GI Infections
(18-Jul-2008)
But they're more likely to be iron-deficient, study finds |
Breast-Fed Babies Have Fewer GI Infections
(18-Jul-2008)
But they're more likely to be iron-deficient, study finds |
Low-Fat Milk OK for Some Toddlers
(17-Jul-2008)
Pediatricians look to help those at risk of obesity or with high cholesterol
|
Dietary Fiber Cuts Risk of Pregnancy Complication
(17-Jul-2008)
Preeclampsia raises blood pressure, but the nutrient lowers the odds, study finds |
U.S. Obesity Epidemic Continues to Grow
(17-Jul-2008)
One-quarter of Americans report being obese, CDC report says |
Low-Fat Milk OK for Some Toddlers
(17-Jul-2008)
Pediatricians look to help those at risk of obesity or with high cholesterol
|
Disease Prevention Programs Worth the Investment
(17-Jul-2008)
Within five years, $16 billion a year could be saved, report claims |
U.S. Obesity Epidemic Continues to Grow
(17-Jul-2008)
One-quarter of Americans report being obese, CDC report says |
Diet Plans Produce Similar Results
(16-Jul-2008)
Study finds Mediterranean and low-carb diets work just as well as low-fat ones |
Diet Plans Produce Similar Results
(16-Jul-2008)
Study finds Mediterranean and low-carb diets work just as well as low-fat ones |
Diet Plans Produce Similar Results
(16-Jul-2008)
Study finds Mediterranean and low-carb diets work just as well as low-fat ones |
Diet Plans Produce Similar Results
(16-Jul-2008)
Study finds Mediterranean and low-carb diets work just as well as low-fat ones |
Many Women Struggle With Uncontrolled Blood Pressure
(16-Jul-2008)
But medications and lifestyle changes can head off threats like heart attack and stroke |
Salmonella Sickness Toll Climbs to 1,148
(15-Jul-2008)
42 states now reporting illnesses; source still elusive |
Just Say No to Nuts During Pregnancy
(15-Jul-2008)
Daily consumption while expecting ups odds of asthmatic offspring, study suggests
|
Health Tip: Keep Your Kitchen Clean
(15-Jul-2008)
Suggestions to limit germs
|
Salmonella Sickness Toll Climbs to 1,148
(15-Jul-2008)
42 states now reporting illnesses; source still elusive |
Children Move Less as They Get Older
(15-Jul-2008)
By age 15, amount of daily exercise drops by about two-thirds, study finds |
Eating Less May Slow Aging Process
(14-Jul-2008)
Cutting just 300 calories a day slows metabolism, tissue failure, study says |
Eating Less May Slow Aging Process
(14-Jul-2008)
Cutting just 300 calories a day slows metabolism, tissue failure, study says |
Eating Less May Slow Aging Process
(14-Jul-2008)
Cutting just 300 calories a day slows metabolism, tissue failure, study says |
Eating Less May Slow Aging Process
(14-Jul-2008)
Cutting just 300 calories a day slows metabolism, tissue failure, study says |
Global Warming Linked to Heightened Kidney Stone Risk
(14-Jul-2008)
Study predicts up to 2.2 million additional cases in U.S. by 2050 |
Don't Take a Vacation From Healthy Eating
(13-Jul-2008)
Expert says sticking to routine will keep those extra pounds off while school's out |
Don't Take a Vacation From Healthy Eating
(13-Jul-2008)
Expert says sticking to routine will keep those extra pounds off while school's out |
Don't Take a Vacation From Healthy Eating
(13-Jul-2008)
Expert says sticking to routine will keep those extra pounds off while school's out |
Popular Tilapia Might Not Help Heart
(11-Jul-2008)
Study finds farm-raised fish has high levels of unhealthy omega-6 fatty acids |
Do Antidepressants Make Bones Brittle?
(11-Jul-2008)
Studies suggest an increased fracture risk in people who take the medications |
Finding Out How Flavonoids Protect the Heart
(10-Jul-2008)
Meta-analysis shows specific cardiovascular effects of chocolate, soy protein, green tea |
Salmonella Illnesses Now Top 1,000
(10-Jul-2008)
Health officials add hot peppers and cilantro as suspect foods, along with tomatoes |
FDA Advisers Don't Back 'Black Box' Warning for Epilepsy Drugs
(10-Jul-2008)
Experts do find 11 anti-seizure drugs heighten suicide risk, and they recommend medication guide for doctors |
Finding Out How Flavonoids Protect the Heart
(10-Jul-2008)
Meta-analysis shows specific cardiovascular effects of chocolate, soy protein, green tea |
Salmonella Illnesses Now Top 1,000
(10-Jul-2008)
Health officials add hot peppers and cilantro as suspect foods, along with tomatoes |
Surfing to a Higher Weight
(09-Jul-2008)
Teen girls likely to be heavier if they spend a lot of time on the Internet, study shows
|
Diabetes, Weight Tied to Male Infertility
(09-Jul-2008)
Both conditions cause significant decrease in body's ability to repair sperm DNA, studies find |
Diabetes, Weight Tied to Male Infertility
(09-Jul-2008)
Both conditions cause significant decrease in body's ability to repair sperm DNA, studies find |
Keep a Food Diary, Lose Twice as Much Weight
(08-Jul-2008)
Logging intake makes you think about what you eat, study finds
|
Keep a Food Diary, Lose Twice as Much Weight
(08-Jul-2008)
Logging intake makes you think about what you eat, study finds
|
Keep a Food Diary, Lose Twice as Much Weight
(08-Jul-2008)
Logging intake makes you think about what you eat, study finds
|
Keep a Food Diary, Lose Twice as Much Weight
(08-Jul-2008)
Logging intake makes you think about what you eat, study finds
|
FDA Approves Genetic Test for Breast Cancer
(08-Jul-2008)
Kit will help identify which patients are most likely to respond to Herceptin |
FDA Mandates Black Box Warning for Some Antibiotics
(08-Jul-2008)
Fluoroquinolones, which include Cipro, can cause tendinitis and tendon rupture, agency says |
Breast Cancer Test Rates Drug Therapy Candidates
(08-Jul-2008)
Helps doctors make better treatment decisions
|
Keep a Food Diary, Lose Twice as Much Weight
(08-Jul-2008)
Logging intake makes you think about what you eat, study finds
|
Kids' Obesity May Lead to Epidemic of Adult Diabetes
(08-Jul-2008)
Impact has yet to be felt, since type 2 course may take 10 years to show, study says |
A Blood Marker Could Spot Diabetes Risk
(08-Jul-2008)
Higher levels of fetuin-A were linked to later disease development, study found
|
Pediatricians Recommend Cholesterol Drugs for Some Kids
(07-Jul-2008)
Children as young as 2 should be tested for high cholesterol, group says |
Health Tip: Eat More Vegetables
(07-Jul-2008)
Make it easy on yourself
|
Secondary Schools Serve Unhealthy Foods
(07-Jul-2008)
U.S. elementary schools have better offerings than high schools, study says |
Omega-3, Some Omega-6 Fatty Acids Boost Cardiovascular Health
(07-Jul-2008)
Reduce heart attack risk and blood pressure, studies show |
Child Care May Lead to Unwanted Weight Gain in Infants
(07-Jul-2008)
Lack of breast-feeding and early introduction of solid foods may be to blame, study says |
Secondary Schools Serve Unhealthy Foods
(07-Jul-2008)
U.S. elementary schools have better offerings than high schools, study says |
Child Care May Lead to Unwanted Weight Gain in Infants
(07-Jul-2008)
Lack of breast-feeding and early introduction of solid foods may be to blame, study says |
ADHD Might Raise Kids' Obesity Risk
(07-Jul-2008)
Parents should be aware of small risk for those not on meds, expert says |
Healthier Lifestyles Would Lengthen American Lives
(07-Jul-2008)
Major study suggests slimming down, quitting smoking would boost average life span by 1.3 years |
Pediatricians Recommend Cholesterol Drugs for Some Kids
(07-Jul-2008)
Children as young as 2 should be tested for high cholesterol, group says |
Child Care May Lead to Unwanted Weight Gain in Infants
(07-Jul-2008)
Lack of breast-feeding and early introduction of solid foods may be to blame, study says |
Dietary Supplement May Prevent Breast Cancer
(07-Jul-2008)
Resveratrol, found in red wine, grape skins, inhibits abnormal cells, study finds |
Get Healthy: Your Middle-Aged Heart Will Thank You
(05-Jul-2008)
It's never too late to start eating better, losing weight and exercising, studies find |
Mom's Vitamin D Levels Affect Baby's Dental Health
(04-Jul-2008)
Low concentrations may lead to enamel defects, early tooth decay, study finds |
Compound in Red Wine Fights Ravages of Age
(03-Jul-2008)
Resveratrol mimics the benefits of restricted calorie diets, study finds |
Compound in Red Wine Fights Ravages of Age
(03-Jul-2008)
Resveratrol mimics the benefits of restricted calorie diets, study finds |
FDA Panel Calls for More Testing of Diabetes Drugs
(03-Jul-2008)
Wants long-term studies to assure medications don't raise cardiovascular risks
|
Collagen Wrinkle Filler Approved
(03-Jul-2008)
Evolence uses tendons harvested from pigs
|
Compound in Red Wine Fights Ravages of Age
(03-Jul-2008)
Resveratrol mimics the benefits of restricted calorie diets, study finds |
FDA Approves Generic Risperdal
(01-Jul-2008)
Antipsychotic drug prescribed for schizophrenia |
Wireless Device Approved for Diabetics
(01-Jul-2008)
Communicates with pump to deliver insulin |
U.S. Officials Stymied in Salmonella Search
(01-Jul-2008)
As infection toll in outbreak reaches 869, probe expands to include food items normally served with tomatoes |
U.S. Officials Stymied in Salmonella Search
(01-Jul-2008)
As infection toll in outbreak reaches 869, probe expands to include food items normally served with tomatoes |
Caffeine Could Stave Off Multiple Sclerosis
(30-Jun-2008)
Finding may help scientists develop drug to treat autoimmune disease, researcher says |
Research Links Low HDL Levels With Memory Loss
(30-Jun-2008)
But experts aren't ready to embrace the findings as fact |
Trans Fat Labeling Gets Tricky
(30-Jun-2008)
Nutrition Facts panel makes it tough to make healthy choices, study shows |
Population-Based Strategy Urged to Cut U.S. Obesity Rate
(30-Jun-2008)
Heart association seeks policy, social changes that boost healthier eating, exercise |
Want to Know the Calorie Content of Your Favorite Drink?
(30-Jun-2008)
Reports tells how many carbs and calories are in 26 best-selling alcoholic beverages |
Trans Fat Labeling Gets Tricky
(30-Jun-2008)
Nutrition Facts panel makes it tough to make healthy choices, study shows |
Trans Fat Labeling Gets Tricky
(30-Jun-2008)
Nutrition Facts panel makes it tough to make healthy choices, study shows |
Trans Fat Labeling Gets Tricky
(30-Jun-2008)
Nutrition Facts panel makes it tough to make healthy choices, study shows |
Mom's Unhealthy Diet May Have Long-Term Impact on Baby
(30-Jun-2008)
Rats fed junk food had higher cholesterol, blood fats into adulthood, British study finds |
Want to Know the Calorie Content of Your Favorite Drink?
(30-Jun-2008)
Reports tells how many carbs and calories are in 26 best-selling alcoholic beverages |
Mom's Unhealthy Diet May Have Long-Term Impact on Baby
(30-Jun-2008)
Rats fed junk food had higher cholesterol, blood fats into adulthood, British study finds |
Fatty Liver Disease Ups Heart Risks for Obese Kids
(30-Jun-2008)
As many as 6 million U.S. youngsters have the condition, researchers warn |
Mom's Unhealthy Diet May Have Long-Term Impact on Baby
(30-Jun-2008)
Rats fed junk food had higher cholesterol, blood fats into adulthood, British study finds |
Want to Know the Calorie Content of Your Favorite Drink?
(30-Jun-2008)
Reports tells how many carbs and calories are in 26 best-selling alcoholic beverages |
Tomatoes May Not Be Only Source of Salmonella Outbreak
(28-Jun-2008)
As numbers rise, CDC officials wonder if another food might be contributing |
Tomatoes May Not Be Only Source of Salmonella Outbreak
(28-Jun-2008)
As numbers rise, CDC officials wonder if another food might be contributing |
Hip Replacement Boosts Mobility at Any Age
(27-Jun-2008)
Study finds patients twice as likely to care for themselves, saves money in long run |
Unhealthy Meals Dull Older Diabetics' Memory
(26-Jun-2008)
Antioxidant vitamins counter cognitive decline, but experts say eating healthy is better |
New Vaccine May Account for Less Severe Rotavirus Season
(26-Jun-2008)
Hospital, doctor visits down sharply in many places, CDC reports |
Unhealthy Meals Dull Older Diabetics' Memory
(26-Jun-2008)
Antioxidant vitamins counter cognitive decline, but experts say eating healthy is better |
Health Tip: Don't Overdo Fast Food
(25-Jun-2008)
And know what you're eating |
Health Tip: Get Needed Vitamins and Minerals
(24-Jun-2008)
Here's where to find them
|
Health Tip: Get Needed Vitamins and Minerals
(24-Jun-2008)
Here's where to find them
|
Healthy Diet Lowers Death Risk for Women
(23-Jun-2008)
Study found eating fruits, veggies, whole grains most protective against heart disease |
Healthy Diet Lowers Death Risk for Women
(23-Jun-2008)
Study found eating fruits, veggies, whole grains most protective against heart disease |
Healthy Diet Lowers Death Risk for Women
(23-Jun-2008)
Study found eating fruits, veggies, whole grains most protective against heart disease |
New 5-in-1 Vaccine May Reduce Number of Pediatric Shots
(23-Jun-2008)
By as many as one-third |
Healthy Diet Lowers Death Risk for Women
(23-Jun-2008)
Study found eating fruits, veggies, whole grains most protective against heart disease |
Low Vitamin D Could Raise Death Risk
(23-Jun-2008)
Study is among the first to show such an effect from a nutrient, experts say |
Tainted Tomato Toll Now 552
(21-Jun-2008)
U.S. health officials zero in on farms in Mexico, Florida as source of salmonella contamination |
Tainted Tomato Toll Now 552
(21-Jun-2008)
U.S. health officials zero in on farms in Mexico, Florida as source of salmonella contamination |
Big, Well-Balanced Breakfast Aids Weight Loss
(19-Jun-2008)
It led to almost 40-pound reduction among sedentary, obese women, study found
|
Big, Well-Balanced Breakfast Aids Weight Loss
(19-Jun-2008)
It led to almost 40-pound reduction among sedentary, obese women, study found
|
Tainted Tomato Cases Jump to 383 People in 30 States, D.C.
(19-Jun-2008)
U.S. health officials still unsure whether outbreak is over |
Vitamin D May Promote Colon Cancer Survival
(19-Jun-2008)
But debate continues on whether the nutrient should be recommended for patients |
Big, Well-Balanced Breakfast Aids Weight Loss
(19-Jun-2008)
It led to almost 40-pound reduction among sedentary, obese women, study found
|
Tainted Tomato Cases Jump to 383 People in 30 States, D.C.
(19-Jun-2008)
U.S. health officials still unsure whether outbreak is over |
Metabolic Syndrome May Be in the Genes
(19-Jun-2008)
Certain DNA raises the odds of this cluster of heart risk factors, experts say |
Big, Well-Balanced Breakfast Aids Weight Loss
(19-Jun-2008)
It led to almost 40-pound reduction among sedentary, obese women, study found
|
Big, Well-Balanced Breakfast Aids Weight Loss
(19-Jun-2008)
It led to almost 40-pound reduction among sedentary, obese women, study found
|
Vitamin D May Promote Colon Cancer Survival
(19-Jun-2008)
But debate continues on whether the nutrient should be recommended for patients |
Device Helps Spinal Patients Breathe Without Ventilator
(18-Jun-2008)
Helps control diaphragm
|
FDA Panel Recommends Enbrel for Pediatric Patients
(18-Jun-2008)
But experts also express concern about psoriasis drug's possible risks for children; action follows agency warning that drug label needs strengthening |
Weight Loss After Gastric Bypass Is Key to Easing Diabetes
(18-Jun-2008)
Patients who dropped most pounds went off diabetes meds and into remission, study found |
Weight Loss After Gastric Bypass Is Key to Easing Diabetes
(18-Jun-2008)
Patients who dropped most pounds went off diabetes meds and into remission, study found |
Weight Loss After Gastric Bypass Is Key to Easing Diabetes
(18-Jun-2008)
Patients who dropped most pounds went off diabetes meds and into remission, study found |
FDA Narrowing Tainted Tomato Probe to One Cluster
(17-Jun-2008)
Won't identify where, but calls it 'most fruitful' lead as victim number rises again in salmonella outbreak |
FDA Orders Warning Label on Older Antipsychotics
(17-Jun-2008)
Drugs increase risk of death among elderly patients with dementia, agency says |
FDA Warns Companies to Stop Selling Fake Cancer Cures
(17-Jun-2008)
Fraudulent products present a safety hazard to the public, agency says |
FDA Narrowing Tainted Tomato Probe to One Cluster
(17-Jun-2008)
Won't identify where, but calls it 'most fruitful' lead as victim number rises again in salmonella outbreak |
Coffee Drinkers Might Live Longer
(16-Jun-2008)
For women, especially, the brew could boost heart health, study finds |
Flavoring Food May Promote Weight Loss
(16-Jun-2008)
Seasonings and sweeteners called 'tastants' help you feel full, study suggests |
Cymbalta Approved for Fibromyalgia
(16-Jun-2008)
Affects about 5 million Americans |
Coffee Drinkers Might Live Longer
(16-Jun-2008)
For women, especially, the brew could boost heart health, study finds |
Flavoring Food May Promote Weight Loss
(16-Jun-2008)
Seasonings and sweeteners called 'tastants' help you feel full, study suggests |
Flavoring Food May Promote Weight Loss
(16-Jun-2008)
Seasonings and sweeteners called 'tastants' help you feel full, study suggests |
Flavoring Food May Promote Weight Loss
(16-Jun-2008)
Seasonings and sweeteners called 'tastants' help you feel full, study suggests |
High Blood Pressure in Kids Tracks Into Adulthood
(16-Jun-2008)
Study also suggests strong association between chilhood overweight and higher readings |
Flavoring Food May Promote Weight Loss
(16-Jun-2008)
Seasonings and sweeteners called 'tastants' help you feel full, study suggests |
Flavoring Food May Promote Weight Loss
(16-Jun-2008)
Seasonings and sweeteners called 'tastants' help you feel full, study suggests |
'Standard' Glucose Test May Be Wrong One for Obese Children
(15-Jun-2008)
Fasting blood glucose test less reliable than glucose stress test in detecting prediabetes |
Fitness a Key Element in Determining Male Diabetic's Longevity
(15-Jun-2008)
7-year study found staying in good shape more important than weight |
Coffee Beans May Be Newest Stress-Buster
(13-Jun-2008)
Just inhaling the aroma activated anxiety-relieving genes, rat research shows |
Coffee Beans May Be Newest Stress-Buster
(13-Jun-2008)
Just inhaling the aroma activated anxiety-relieving genes, rat research shows |
Parents Worry About Tweens Left Alone
(13-Jun-2008)
Poll finds they fret about kids' knowledge of safety, privacy, emergency practices, but will leave them alone anyway |
Lifestyle Counseling Reduces Heart Risk
(13-Jun-2008)
European program shows improvement in diet and other factors |
Lifestyle Counseling Reduces Heart Risk
(13-Jun-2008)
European program shows improvement in diet and other factors |
Lifestyle Counseling Reduces Heart Risk
(13-Jun-2008)
European program shows improvement in diet and other factors |
Tainted Tomatoes Likely From Florida or Mexico: FDA
(13-Jun-2008)
Officials say salmonella contamination probably came from one source |
How to Have Your Tomatoes, and Eat Them, Too
(13-Jun-2008)
FDA offers steps to help reduce your risk of salmonella poisoning |
Omega-3 Foods May Lower Eye Disease Risk
(13-Jun-2008)
High intake of fatty acid associated with reduction of both early and late AMD |
Tainted Tomatoes Likely From Florida or Mexico: FDA
(13-Jun-2008)
Officials say salmonella contamination probably came from one source |
How to Have Your Tomatoes, and Eat Them, Too
(13-Jun-2008)
FDA offers steps to help reduce your risk of salmonella poisoning |
Scientists Discover Protein Involved in Fat Production
(12-Jun-2008)
Mouse experiments might lead to new target for treating high cholesterol, researchers say |
Consumers Urged to Avoid Raw Milk and Raw Milk Products
(12-Jun-2008)
Unpasteurized items responsible for E. coli infections in children, CDC reports |
228 People in 22 States Sickened in Ongoing Salmonella-Tomato Outbreak
(12-Jun-2008)
Meanwhile, Congressional report faults FDA on food safety |
Consumers Urged to Avoid Raw Milk and Raw Milk Products
(12-Jun-2008)
Unpasteurized items responsible for E. coli infections in children, CDC reports |
Vaccine Skin Patch Prevents Travelers' Diarrhea
(12-Jun-2008)
Was 84% effective for most severe cases, researchers report
|
228 People in 22 States Sickened in Ongoing Salmonella-Tomato Outbreak
(12-Jun-2008)
Meanwhile, Congressional report faults FDA on food safety |
Better Sleepers Are 'Successful Agers'
(12-Jun-2008)
Less daytime napping, fewer complaints of insomnia predicted a healthier life, study finds |
Health Tip: Getting Calcium If You're Lactose Intolerant
(11-Jun-2008)
Here's a list of alternatives |
DNA Coding May Make Bowel Prone to Cancer
(11-Jun-2008)
'Addicted' cells provide early diagnosis; diet could affect changes, study says |
U.S. Health Officials Closer to Origin of Salmonella Outbreak
(11-Jun-2008)
Certain states have been ruled out as source of contaminated tomatoes, they add |
Health Tip: Getting Calcium If You're Lactose Intolerant
(11-Jun-2008)
Here's a list of alternatives |
U.S. Health Officials Closer to Origin of Salmonella Outbreak
(11-Jun-2008)
Certain states have been ruled out as source of contaminated tomatoes, they add |
Health Tip: Getting Calcium If You're Lactose Intolerant
(11-Jun-2008)
Here's a list of alternatives |
Children's Neck Size Associated With Sleep Disorders
(11-Jun-2008)
Study says it should be considered in those with history of snoring, apnea |
DNA Coding May Make Bowel Prone to Cancer
(11-Jun-2008)
'Addicted' cells provide early diagnosis; diet could affect changes, study says |
Children's Neck Size Associated With Sleep Disorders
(11-Jun-2008)
Study says it should be considered in those with history of snoring, apnea |
DNA Coding May Make Bowel Prone to Cancer
(11-Jun-2008)
'Addicted' cells provide early diagnosis; diet could affect changes, study says |
Sleep Apnea Linked to Memory Loss
(11-Jun-2008)
Study finds disorder shrinks brain cells much the way alcohol, Alzheimer's do |
FDA Expands Tomato Warning Nationwide
(10-Jun-2008)
Restaurants, markets stop offering some products after 167 people in 17 states sickened by salmonella, CDC reports |
FDA Expands Tomato Warning Nationwide
(10-Jun-2008)
Restaurants, markets stop offering some products after 167 people in 17 states sickened by salmonella, CDC reports |
FDA Expands Tomato Warning Nationwide
(10-Jun-2008)
Restaurants, markets stop offering some products after 167 people in 17 states sickened by salmonella, CDC reports |
Low Vitamin D Levels May Boost Men's Heart Attack Risk
(09-Jun-2008)
Findings suggest current dietary requirements need to be increased |
Formula Puts Doctor, Patient Glucose Readings on Same Page
(07-Jun-2008)
Math converts two systems into better measurement, study says |
Whole Milk Cheaper, Effective Contrast Agent for GI Scans
(06-Jun-2008)
It also tasted better than oral barium solution, study finds |
Scientists ID Gene Regulating Blood Glucose Levels
(06-Jun-2008)
Copies of variant don't boost type 2 diabetes risk but could suggest its causes |
Fruits, Vegetables, Teas May Cut Smokers' Cancer Risk
(05-Jun-2008)
Flavonoids in these foods may also counteract damage tobacco does to DNA, study suggests |
Red Wine Compound Helps Heart, May Slow Aging
(05-Jun-2008)
Resveratrol mimics effects of caloric restriction to extend life spans in mice |
Weight Gain May Not Be Based Just on What You Eat
(05-Jun-2008)
Study suggests the brain chemical serotonin influences fat metabolism |
Fruits, Vegetables, Teas May Cut Smokers' Cancer Risk
(05-Jun-2008)
Flavonoids in these foods may also counteract damage tobacco does to DNA, study suggests |
Weight Gain May Not Be Based Just on What You Eat
(05-Jun-2008)
Study suggests the brain chemical serotonin influences fat metabolism |
Red Wine Compound Helps Heart, May Slow Aging
(05-Jun-2008)
Resveratrol mimics effects of caloric restriction to extend life spans in mice |
Sunlight, Vitamin D May Cut Kids' Diabetes Risk
(05-Jun-2008)
Type 1 disease less prevalent in populations living nearer equator, study finds |
Weight Gain May Not Be Based Just on What You Eat
(05-Jun-2008)
Study suggests the brain chemical serotonin influences fat metabolism |
Eating Habits Not Sole Cause of Thinness or Obesity
(04-Jun-2008)
How you eat counts, study says, but nervous system also dictates weight gain, loss |
Eating Habits Not Sole Cause of Thinness or Obesity
(04-Jun-2008)
How you eat counts, study says, but nervous system also dictates weight gain, loss |
Low-Salt Diet May Not Be Best for Heart
(04-Jun-2008)
Study finding contradicts conventional wisdom |
Eating Habits Not Sole Cause of Thinness or Obesity
(04-Jun-2008)
How you eat counts, study says, but nervous system also dictates weight gain, loss |
FDA Starts Safety Review of Autoimmune Disorder Drugs
(04-Jun-2008)
Reports of increased cancer risk among young users of TNF blockers prompts action |
Low-Salt Diet May Not Be Best for Heart
(04-Jun-2008)
Study finding contradicts conventional wisdom |
Eating Habits Not Sole Cause of Thinness or Obesity
(04-Jun-2008)
How you eat counts, study says, but nervous system also dictates weight gain, loss |
Eating Habits Not Sole Cause of Thinness or Obesity
(04-Jun-2008)
How you eat counts, study says, but nervous system also dictates weight gain, loss |
Researchers ID Inflammation-Fighting Pathway in Fat Cells
(04-Jun-2008)
But this protection breaks down when obesity sets in, study finds |
Eating Habits Not Sole Cause of Thinness or Obesity
(04-Jun-2008)
How you eat counts, study says, but nervous system also dictates weight gain, loss |
Researchers ID Inflammation-Fighting Pathway in Fat Cells
(04-Jun-2008)
But this protection breaks down when obesity sets in, study finds |
Low-Salt Diet May Not Be Best for Heart
(04-Jun-2008)
Study finding contradicts conventional wisdom |
Risk Factors for Eating Disorders Vary by Gender
(03-Jun-2008)
Rejecting media images, resilience to negative comments should be focus of prevention |
Fruit Juice May Be Healthy for Kids: Study
(03-Jun-2008)
No weight gain seen among those who drink 100% juice, but not all experts agree with findings |
Fruit Juice May Be Healthy for Kids: Study
(03-Jun-2008)
No weight gain seen among those who drink 100% juice, but not all experts agree with findings |
Fruit Juice May Be Healthy for Kids: Study
(03-Jun-2008)
No weight gain seen among those who drink 100% juice, but not all experts agree with findings |
Risk Factors for Eating Disorders Vary by Gender
(03-Jun-2008)
Rejecting media images, resilience to negative comments should be focus of prevention |
Vitamin D Deficiency Puts 40% of U.S. Infants and Toddlers At Risk
(03-Jun-2008)
About 12 percent already are deficient, study finds
|
Kids Gulping Down More Sugary Beverages
(02-Jun-2008)
Consumption of such drinks now make up to 15% of their daily calories, study finds |
Drug May Cut Tremors Associated With Parkinson's
(02-Jun-2008)
But relief not on way, since FDA has said evidence of drug's effectiveness lacking |
Anemia Drugs May Speed Tumor Growth in Some Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2008)
Widely prescribed blood-boosters might stimulate malignant cells, hasten death, study says |
Kids Gulping Down More Sugary Beverages
(02-Jun-2008)
Consumption of such drinks now make up to 15% of their daily calories, study finds |
Kids Gulping Down More Sugary Beverages
(02-Jun-2008)
Consumption of such drinks now make up to 15% of their daily calories, study finds |
Some Fats Deserve Change of Heart
(30-May-2008)
Survey finds less than half of Americans know two particular fats boost cardiovascular health |
Some Fats Deserve Change of Heart
(30-May-2008)
Survey finds less than half of Americans know two particular fats boost cardiovascular health |
Ozone-Depleting Inhalers Being Phased Out
(30-May-2008)
Deadline is Dec. 31, but FDA urges asthma patients to switch to eco-friendly versions now |
Health Tip: Diet for People With Alzheimer's
(30-May-2008)
Help them eat properly
|
Green Tea Antioxidant May Help Prevent Alzheimer's
(30-May-2008)
The science looks hopeful, but it's still too early to make a dietary recommendation, experts say |
Mediterranean Diet May Ward Off Type 2 Diabetes
(30-May-2008)
The eating plan is rich in fruits and vegetables and low in animal products |
Some Fats Deserve Change of Heart
(30-May-2008)
Survey finds less than half of Americans know two particular fats boost cardiovascular health |
Mediterranean Diet May Ward Off Type 2 Diabetes
(30-May-2008)
The eating plan is rich in fruits and vegetables and low in animal products |
Type of Tomato Product Determines Power Against Prostate Cancer
(29-May-2008)
Compound produced during drying works with lycopene to protect against malignancies, study suggests |
Type of Tomato Product Determines Power Against Prostate Cancer
(29-May-2008)
Compound produced during drying works with lycopene to protect against malignancies, study suggests |
Clinical Guideline Backs Food, Drink During Labor
(29-May-2008)
Nurses, midwives urge more reviews, but say practice provides comfort and nutrition |
Type of Tomato Product Determines Power Against Prostate Cancer
(29-May-2008)
Compound produced during drying works with lycopene to protect against malignancies, study suggests |
FDA Proposes New Drug Labels for Pregnant Women
(28-May-2008)
The changes would also advise nursing women of any potential risks |
Childhood Obesity May Be Leveling Off
(27-May-2008)
But experts note that many American kids are still too heavy
|
Vitamin D Status Not Associated With Lower Prostate Risk
(27-May-2008)
But study finds evidence of slight link between higher concentrations, aggressive disease |
Cancer Patients Should Steer Clear of Antioxidants
(27-May-2008)
Research review suggests they may help cancer cells resist chemo, radiation |
Childhood Obesity May Be Leveling Off
(27-May-2008)
But experts note that many American kids are still too heavy
|
Don't Leave Diet Out to Lunch on Vacation
(26-May-2008)
Eating out is common while traveling, but it's important to make healthy choices |
Health Tip: Taming a Sweet Tooth
(26-May-2008)
Healthier options for your cravings
|
Don't Leave Diet Out to Lunch on Vacation
(26-May-2008)
Eating out is common while traveling, but it's important to make healthy choices |
Health Tip: Taming a Sweet Tooth
(26-May-2008)
Healthier options for your cravings
|
Don't Leave Diet Out to Lunch on Vacation
(26-May-2008)
Eating out is common while traveling, but it's important to make healthy choices |
Health Tip: Taming a Sweet Tooth
(26-May-2008)
Healthier options for your cravings
|
Lifestyle Changes Can Keep Diabetes at Bay for 14 Years
(23-May-2008)
Among people at high risk, healthy eating and exercise can delay disease, researchers say |
Obese Patients at Greater Infection Risk After Hip Replacement
(23-May-2008)
Those with BMI of 35 or more 10.5 times more likely to experience complications |
Genetic Variation May Explain Preferences for Sugar
(23-May-2008)
Finding could help research into soaring obesity, diabetes rates, study says |
Lifestyle Changes Can Keep Diabetes at Bay for 14 Years
(23-May-2008)
Among people at high risk, healthy eating and exercise can delay disease, researchers say |
Genetic Variation May Explain Preferences for Sugar
(23-May-2008)
Finding could help research into soaring obesity, diabetes rates, study says |
Green Tea May Help Brain Cope With Sleep Disorders
(22-May-2008)
Study in rats finds polyphenol compounds affect areas involved with learning and memory |
Lowering Cholesterol May Also Lower Prostate Cancer Risk
(22-May-2008)
Statins, which lower cholesterol, also lower PSA levels, a warning sign of disease |
Health Tip: Keeping Off the Weight
(22-May-2008)
Stick with your eating plan |
Health Tip: Keeping Off the Weight
(22-May-2008)
Stick with your eating plan |
Probiotics Help Adult Weight Loss After Bariatric Surgery
(22-May-2008)
The 'good bacteria' also boost gastrointestinal functioning, study found |
'Food Clock' May Override Master Sleep Clock in Times of Duress
(22-May-2008)
Mouse study suggests threat of starvation triggers the switch |
Health Tip: Keeping Off the Weight
(22-May-2008)
Stick with your eating plan |
CARDIA Studies Open Window on Heart, Lung Diseases
(22-May-2008)
Researchers analyze different proteins in progression of risk factors as subjects aged |
Probiotics Help Adult Weight Loss After Bariatric Surgery
(22-May-2008)
The 'good bacteria' also boost gastrointestinal functioning, study found |
Probiotics Help Adult Weight Loss After Bariatric Surgery
(22-May-2008)
The 'good bacteria' also boost gastrointestinal functioning, study found |
Entereg Helps Restore Post-Operative Bowel Function
(21-May-2008)
After bowel resection surgery
|
Health Tip: Heart-Healthy Diet Should Start in Infancy
(21-May-2008)
Here's what the American Heart Association recommends
|
Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Dry Dog Food
(21-May-2008)
70 people, many of them young children, were sickened after handling the food, CDC says |
Metabolic Syndrome Foretells Diabetes in Elderly
(21-May-2008)
But increased cardiovascular risk less certain, researchers find |
Metabolic Syndrome Foretells Diabetes in Elderly
(21-May-2008)
But increased cardiovascular risk less certain, researchers find |
Oxidized LDL Cholesterol Linked to Metabolic Syndrome
(20-May-2008)
Condition can lead to heart attack and stroke, researchers note |
Oxidized LDL Cholesterol Linked to Metabolic Syndrome
(20-May-2008)
Condition can lead to heart attack and stroke, researchers note |
Advances Aid Treatment, Diagnosis of Celiac Disease
(19-May-2008)
Disorder triggered by gluten in common foods, such as bread, pasta, often goes unnoticed |
Minneapolis Tops List of Heart-Friendly Cities for Women
(19-May-2008)
Nashville, St. Louis, and Detroit bring up the rear, survey says |
Minneapolis Tops List of Heart-Friendly Cities for Women
(19-May-2008)
Nashville, St. Louis, and Detroit bring up the rear, survey says |
Air Travel Taxes Hearts of People With Sleep Apnea
(18-May-2008)
They experience higher heart rates and more demand for oxygen, study found |
FDA Panel Considers Toll-Free Number for TV Drug Ads
(17-May-2008)
Consumers could report side effects, but critics want agency to act, not wait years |
Low Vitamin D Tied to Depression in Older Adults
(17-May-2008)
Poor levels also cause increase in serum parathyroid hormone readings, study says |
Vitamin D Use Linked to Lower Mortality in Kidney Patients
(16-May-2008)
Study finds chronic disease sufferers gain benefit from calcitriol, an oral form |
Low Levels of Vitamin D Spell Trouble for Breast Cancer Patients
(16-May-2008)
Study found women with deficiency were more likely to suffer recurrence, die from disease |
Statins May Help Older Women Control Irregular Heartbeat
(15-May-2008)
The cholesterol-lowering drugs showed some benefits in preliminary trial |
Weight-Loss Aids Bought on Internet Might Harm Your Heart
(15-May-2008)
Pills, supplements have potentially dangerous ingredients, lack warning labels, study finds |
Weight-Loss Aids Bought on Internet Might Harm Your Heart
(15-May-2008)
Pills, supplements have potentially dangerous ingredients, lack warning labels, study finds |
Lowering Dietary Fat May Help Prevent Prostate Cancer
(15-May-2008)
Findings in mouse model hint of new treatment strategies for the disease |
Weight-Loss Aids Bought on Internet Might Harm Your Heart
(15-May-2008)
Pills, supplements have potentially dangerous ingredients, lack warning labels, study finds |
New Laser Approved to Treat Psoriasis
(15-May-2008)
And other skin conditions |
Health Tip: Keeping the Caregiver Healthy
(15-May-2008)
Here are ways to prevent feeling burned out and stressed
|
Genes Play Part in Prostate Cancer Among Races
(15-May-2008)
Whites at higher risk than Hispanics, but genetics determines who gets it |
Health Tip: Can You Quit Smoking Without Weight Gain?
(13-May-2008)
Suggestions to stay smoke-free and healthy
|
High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Associated With Eye Disease
(12-May-2008)
Risk for retinal vein blockage more than doubles when these conditions go untreated |
Health Tip: Baby's Transition From Liquid Diet
(12-May-2008)
Some signs it's time for solid foods
|
Drugs Alone Don't Lower Heart Disease Risks for Overweight Americans
(12-May-2008)
Study finds signs of trouble show up even when statins, blood pressure meds are used |
Noise in Artery Could Warn of Heart Risk
(09-May-2008)
Carotid bruits linked to increased odds of heart attack, death, study finds |
Acrylamide Raises Kidney Cancer Risk
(09-May-2008)
Study found high intake of compound in fried foods, snacks, coffee upped chances of disease |
New Class of Drugs Might Treat Many Conditions
(09-May-2008)
Vaptans ease painful periods, glaucoma, depression and many other diseases, researchers say |
Fighting a Fungus That Thrives on Tomatoes
(09-May-2008)
Scientists find disease-resistant gene wards off fusarium wilt on leaves |
Flavonoids May Help Treat Alzheimer's
(09-May-2008)
Compounds found in fruits and vegetables reduced brain plaques in mouse experiments |
Hunger Hormone Makes Food Look More Tasty
(07-May-2008)
Study finds those given injections of ghrelin showed activity in brain's reward centers |
Some Weight-Loss Drugs Might Disrupt Brain Growth in Kids
(07-May-2008)
Cannabinoid-blocking receptors thwarted rewiring needed for neural development, mouse study shows |
Hunger Hormone Makes Food Look More Tasty
(07-May-2008)
Study finds those given injections of ghrelin showed activity in brain's reward centers |
Hunger Hormone Makes Food Look More Tasty
(07-May-2008)
Study finds those given injections of ghrelin showed activity in brain's reward centers |
Some Weight-Loss Drugs Might Disrupt Brain Growth in Kids
(07-May-2008)
Cannabinoid-blocking receptors thwarted rewiring needed for neural development, mouse study shows |
Soccer's a Winner for Building Bone Health in Girls
(07-May-2008)
All 'impact' sports may help to prevent osteoporosis later in life, research suggests |
Hunger Hormone Makes Food Look More Tasty
(07-May-2008)
Study finds those given injections of ghrelin showed activity in brain's reward centers |
Grapefruit Compound Inhibits Hepatitis C Virus
(06-May-2008)
Flavonoid called naringenin silences infection pathway, hints of new disease treatments |
Obesity-Related Inflammation Boosts Heart Risks
(06-May-2008)
Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says |
Obesity-Related Inflammation Boosts Heart Risks
(06-May-2008)
Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says |
Folic Acid Doesn't Help the Heart
(06-May-2008)
Long-term study, involving women, deals another blow to homocysteine theory |
Ibuprofen Linked to Reduced Alzheimer's Risk
(05-May-2008)
Other painkillers show some benefit, but more research needed, study says |
Special Diet Can Ease Epileptic Seizures in Kids
(02-May-2008)
Strong support for ketogenic regimen from major randomized trial |
Obesity May Worsen Impact of Asthma
(01-May-2008)
Heaviest lose ability to inhale as deeply or exhale as fully as normal weight individuals |
Obesity May Worsen Impact of Asthma
(01-May-2008)
Heaviest lose ability to inhale as deeply or exhale as fully as normal weight individuals |
Obesity May Worsen Impact of Asthma
(01-May-2008)
Heaviest lose ability to inhale as deeply or exhale as fully as normal weight individuals |
Amitiza Treats Irritable Bowel With Constipation
(30-Apr-2008)
Approved for women 18 and older
|
Report Slams U.S. Food Safety System
(30-Apr-2008)
Overhaul of outdated inspection practices desperately needed, critics say |
Report Slams U.S. Food Safety System
(30-Apr-2008)
Overhaul of outdated inspection practices desperately needed, critics say |
Report Slams U.S. Food Safety System
(30-Apr-2008)
Overhaul of outdated inspection practices desperately needed, critics say |
Too Few Cancer Survivors Pursue Healthy Lifestyles
(30-Apr-2008)
Many aren't exercising enough or getting proper nutrition, study finds |
Pituitary Hormone May Boost Women's Heart Risk
(29-Apr-2008)
Thyrotropin levels increasing even within normal range associated with dangers |
Device Approved to Assess Arterial Plaque
(29-Apr-2008)
Helps doctors evaluate heart attack risk |
Exercise Cuts Women's Risk of Heart Disease
(29-Apr-2008)
But without losing pounds, activity alone unlikely to reverse dangers for overweight |
Exercise Cuts Women's Risk of Heart Disease
(29-Apr-2008)
But without losing pounds, activity alone unlikely to reverse dangers for overweight |
Experimental Blood Substitutes Unsafe, Study Finds
(28-Apr-2008)
FDA delay in acting on heart hazards might have put some in jeopardy, researchers say |
Gastric Bypass May Also Relieve Low Back Pain
(28-Apr-2008)
Discomfort appears to decline along with weight, study finds |
Gastric Bypass May Also Relieve Low Back Pain
(28-Apr-2008)
Discomfort appears to decline along with weight, study finds |
Gastric Bypass May Also Relieve Low Back Pain
(28-Apr-2008)
Discomfort appears to decline along with weight, study finds |
Gastric Bypass May Also Relieve Low Back Pain
(28-Apr-2008)
Discomfort appears to decline along with weight, study finds |
Elderly More Likely to Battle Sleep Disorders
(27-Apr-2008)
Meds they take, changes in biological clock put many at risk for serious disease |
FDA Panel Urges Stronger Warnings for LASIK Surgery
(26-Apr-2008)
The popular eye procedure helps many, but complaints show it may not be for everyone |
Cola May Be Bad to the Bones
(26-Apr-2008)
Research suggests the beverage contributes to osteoporosis
|
Diluted Seawater Boosts Nutritional Content of Tomatoes
(25-Apr-2008)
A 12% solution increased levels of antioxidants, researchers say |
Disordered Eating Is Widespread Among U.S. Women
(25-Apr-2008)
75% say they behave abnormally around food, survey finds |
Disordered Eating Is Widespread Among U.S. Women
(25-Apr-2008)
75% say they behave abnormally around food, survey finds |
Relistor Helps Ease Painkiller-Related Constipation
(25-Apr-2008)
For people who use ongoing opioid therapy |
Disordered Eating Is Widespread Among U.S. Women
(25-Apr-2008)
75% say they behave abnormally around food, survey finds |
Diluted Seawater Boosts Nutritional Content of Tomatoes
(25-Apr-2008)
A 12% solution increased levels of antioxidants, researchers say |
Omega-3 Benefits for Bipolar Disorder Remain Unclear
(25-Apr-2008)
Review finds patients had less severe depression but no change in mania symptoms |
Factors in Cancer Death Rates Stay Stagnant
(25-Apr-2008)
Efforts that fueled recent declines have hit a plateau, report says |
Diluted Seawater Boosts Nutritional Content of Tomatoes
(25-Apr-2008)
A 12% solution increased levels of antioxidants, researchers say |
Gloves Made From New Form of Latex Approved
(23-Apr-2008)
May benefit health workers, patients allergic to traditional latex
|
Researchers Identify Contaminant in Tainted Heparin
(23-Apr-2008)
More testing needed to prove that oversulfated chondroitin sulphate caused deaths, reactions |
Health Tip: If You Have to Take Iron Supplements
(23-Apr-2008)
Suggestions to make the medicine go down
|
FDA: Contaminated Heparin Found in 11 Countries
(22-Apr-2008)
And 'biological mechanism' that leads to adverse reactions identified, officials add |
Cimzia Sanctioned to Treat Crohn's Disease
(22-Apr-2008)
For people who haven't responded to standard therapies |
Compact Heart Assist Device Approved
(21-Apr-2008)
HeartMate II helps weakened heart for those awaiting transplant
|
Many Cancer Survivors Are Overweight and Sedentary: Study
(21-Apr-2008)
This, despite research that says proper diet and exercise can keep disease from recurring |
Many Cancer Survivors Are Overweight and Sedentary: Study
(21-Apr-2008)
This, despite research that says proper diet and exercise can keep disease from recurring |
Extra Pounds During and Between Pregnancies Can Pose Problems
(19-Apr-2008)
Don't eat for 2, because complications increase with excess weight
|
Extra Pounds During and Between Pregnancies Can Pose Problems
(19-Apr-2008)
Don't eat for 2, because complications increase with excess weight
|
Treximet Approved for Migraines
(18-Apr-2008)
Combines Imitrex and anti-inflammatory |
Metabolic Syndrome Triggered by Overeating, Not Obesity
(18-Apr-2008)
Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause |
Metabolic Syndrome Triggered by Overeating, Not Obesity
(18-Apr-2008)
Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause |
Metabolic Syndrome Triggered by Overeating, Not Obesity
(18-Apr-2008)
Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause |
Skin Test Spots Heart Risks in Healthy People
(17-Apr-2008)
No blood sample required with noninvasive cholesterol test, study shows |
Smoking, Drinking, Cholesterol May Be Alzheimer's Risk Factors
(16-Apr-2008)
Behaviors in midlife can have an impact decades later, studies suggest |
High Doses of Vitamin E Lengthen Lives of Alzheimer's Patients
(16-Apr-2008)
Study found those who took 2,000 IUs a day lived 26% longer |
Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Leg Artery Blockages
(16-Apr-2008)
But doctors are divided on whether supplements are a good option |
Prolonged Fasting Boosts Risk of Rare Stroke
(15-Apr-2008)
Avoiding food during religious holidays such as Ramadan increased risk almost 3-fold |
New Benefits From Old Heart Measures
(14-Apr-2008)
Statins lower blood pressure, DASH diet cuts cardiovascular risk, studies find |
New Benefits From Old Heart Measures
(14-Apr-2008)
Statins lower blood pressure, DASH diet cuts cardiovascular risk, studies find |
Diabetic Food Shopping That Won't Break a Budget
(13-Apr-2008)
With prices rising, group offers tips that save dollars, make sense |
Cancer Drug Trials Often Halted Early
(11-Apr-2008)
Without thorough review, Italian study says the trend poses risks to patients |
Health Tip: Taking Folic Acid
(11-Apr-2008)
How much do you need?
|
Egg Consumption Poses Risks for Diabetic Men: Study
(10-Apr-2008)
Study of doctors shows 7 eggs a week raise risk of dying |
Irradiation Almost Erases Risk of Food Poisoning
(10-Apr-2008)
Salmonella, E. coli bacteria dramatically reduced with this method, researchers find |
Foodborne Illnesses Remain Constant in U.S.
(10-Apr-2008)
More needs to be done to extend safety practices, CDC reports |
Irradiation Almost Erases Risk of Food Poisoning
(10-Apr-2008)
Salmonella, E. coli bacteria dramatically reduced with this method, researchers find |
Egg Consumption Poses Risks for Diabetic Men: Study
(10-Apr-2008)
Study of doctors shows 7 eggs a week raise risk of dying |
Irradiation Almost Erases Risk of Food Poisoning
(10-Apr-2008)
Salmonella, E. coli bacteria dramatically reduced with this method, researchers find |
Foodborne Illnesses Remain Constant in U.S.
(10-Apr-2008)
More needs to be done to extend safety practices, CDC reports |
Irradiation Almost Erases Risk of Food Poisoning
(10-Apr-2008)
Salmonella, E. coli bacteria dramatically reduced with this method, researchers find |
Health Tip: Weight Gain During Pregnancy
(10-Apr-2008)
How much is healthy
|
Egg Consumption Poses Risks for Diabetic Men: Study
(10-Apr-2008)
Study of doctors shows 7 eggs a week raise risk of dying |
Birth Size, Early Weight Gain Tied to Boost in Heart Risks
(10-Apr-2008)
Finnish study says early start to healthy lifestyles can pay big dividends later |
Caffeine May Block High Cholesterol Linked to Alzheimer's
(09-Apr-2008)
Its ability to stabilize blood-brain barrier may play role in neurological therapies |
Food as Medicine?
(08-Apr-2008)
Caffeine, green tea, tart cherries may fight MS, cancer and heart disease, studies suggest |
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Won't Prevent Crohn's Relapse
(08-Apr-2008)
Despite earlier promise from small trial, new study finds no effect |
Too Little Sleep Leads to Too Much Weight for Kids
(08-Apr-2008)
And some parents may unsuspectingly contribute to their child's sleep problems, researchers say |
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Won't Prevent Crohn's Relapse
(08-Apr-2008)
Despite earlier promise from small trial, new study finds no effect |
School Environment Can Curb Kids' Weight Gain
(07-Apr-2008)
Philadelphia-based nutrition program reduced overweight by 50%, study concludes
|
TV in the Bedroom Is Not a Teen's Best Friend
(07-Apr-2008)
Personal sets interfere with family time, grades and nutrition, study finds
|
TV in the Bedroom Is Not a Teen's Best Friend
(07-Apr-2008)
Personal sets interfere with family time, grades and nutrition, study finds
|
TV in the Bedroom Is Not a Teen's Best Friend
(07-Apr-2008)
Personal sets interfere with family time, grades and nutrition, study finds
|
'Freshman 15' Theory Takes a Pounding
(06-Apr-2008)
Research shows weight gain during first year at college far less than thought |
'Freshman 15' Theory Takes a Pounding
(06-Apr-2008)
Research shows weight gain during first year at college far less than thought |
'Freshman 15' Theory Takes a Pounding
(06-Apr-2008)
Research shows weight gain during first year at college far less than thought |
Rotarix Approved to Treat Rotavirus in Children
(04-Apr-2008)
Germ causes gastroenteritis |
Health Tip: Calculating Your BMI
(04-Apr-2008)
And how to determine if you're at a healthy weight
|
Health Tip: Calculating Your BMI
(04-Apr-2008)
And how to determine if you're at a healthy weight
|
Health Tip: Avoiding Cellulite
(03-Apr-2008)
Maintain a healthy lifestyle
|
Eating Less May Hinder Immune System
(03-Apr-2008)
Study with deer mice found reducing food intake 30% decreased infection-fighting cells |
Dads' Early-Onset Obesity Linked to Liver Disease in Kids
(03-Apr-2008)
Genetic ties suspected between father's, but not mother's, weight and elevated enzymes |
Off-Label Drug Use Needs Strong Oversight
(02-Apr-2008)
Stanford researcher chides FDA for proposing less governance of the practice |
Obesity During Pregnancy Carries Bigger Price Tag
(02-Apr-2008)
Study finds the extra health-care costs strain the system |
Obesity Drug Shows Mixed Success Against Atherosclerosis
(01-Apr-2008)
Hope is that Acomplia might help fight coronary disease |
Avandia May Slow Atherosclerosis After Bypass Surgery
(01-Apr-2008)
But this new study of diabetes drug doesn't prove it's safe, critics say |
Health Tip: Potassium-Rich Foods
(01-Apr-2008)
How to get enough
|
Fasting Before Chemo Protects Healthy Cells
(01-Apr-2008)
Two days without food primed them for chemical onslaught and exposed cancer cells, study finds |
Normal Weight Doesn't Always Equal Healthy Weight
(01-Apr-2008)
Many have high percentages of body fat, leaving them prone to heart disease, diabetes |
Obesity Drug Shows Mixed Success Against Atherosclerosis
(01-Apr-2008)
Hope is that Acomplia might help fight coronary disease |
Normal Weight Doesn't Always Equal Healthy Weight
(01-Apr-2008)
Many have high percentages of body fat, leaving them prone to heart disease, diabetes |
Health Tip: Potassium-Rich Foods
(01-Apr-2008)
How to get enough
|
Drug Failed to Reduce Heart Attack Risk After Bypass
(01-Apr-2008)
MC-1 had no benefit for postoperative stroke, atrial fibrillation or kidney function |
Obesity Drug Shows Mixed Success Against Atherosclerosis
(01-Apr-2008)
Hope is that Acomplia might help fight coronary disease |
Normal Weight Doesn't Always Equal Healthy Weight
(01-Apr-2008)
Many have high percentages of body fat, leaving them prone to heart disease, diabetes |
Cholesterol Drug Controversy Continues
(31-Mar-2008)
Doctors debate worth of lipid-lowering agent that combines 2 medications |
Health Tip: Reading Food Labels
(31-Mar-2008)
How to interpret them |
You May Be the Key to Cancer Prevention
(29-Mar-2008)
Up to half of cancer deaths could be avoided with lifestyle changes, experts say
|
You May Be the Key to Cancer Prevention
(29-Mar-2008)
Up to half of cancer deaths could be avoided with lifestyle changes, experts say
|
You May Be the Key to Cancer Prevention
(29-Mar-2008)
Up to half of cancer deaths could be avoided with lifestyle changes, experts say
|
Premature Delivery Linked to High Cholesterol in Moms Later
(28-Mar-2008)
Finding may explain reasons for higher risk of heart disease in these mothers
|
Calcium Scans Help Predict Coronary Risk
(26-Mar-2008)
But the cost of such tests is a potential stumbling block, experts say |
Fattening Foods May Have More Than Good Flavor in Their Corner
(26-Mar-2008)
In mouse study, rodents preferred sugar water even when they had no sense of taste |
Drugs Approved Under Deadline More Likely to Run Into Trouble Later
(26-Mar-2008)
Mandated approval times lead to fixes after medications have reached millions, study says |
Older Women Have Harder Time Preserving Muscle Than Men
(26-Mar-2008)
Key difference appears to be how their bodies react to protein, study says. |
Fattening Foods May Have More Than Good Flavor in Their Corner
(26-Mar-2008)
In mouse study, rodents preferred sugar water even when they had no sense of taste |
Abdominal Fat Boosts Dementia Risk
(26-Mar-2008)
Potbellies in midlife may flood brain with toxic substances, researcher says |
Abdominal Fat Boosts Dementia Risk
(26-Mar-2008)
Potbellies in midlife may flood brain with toxic substances, researcher says |
Too Little Vitamin D May Soften Baby's Skull
(26-Mar-2008)
Deficiency could cause even more serious troubles later on, study suggests |
Older Women Have Harder Time Preserving Muscle Than Men
(26-Mar-2008)
Key difference appears to be how their bodies react to protein, study says. |
Neighborhood Influences Exercise Levels
(25-Mar-2008)
Even more than income, where people live determines who goes out to play, study finds |
Neighborhood Influences Exercise Levels
(25-Mar-2008)
Even more than income, where people live determines who goes out to play, study finds |
Obese Women Less Likely to Be Tested for Some Cancers
(24-Mar-2008)
Study finds they're not getting needed screenings for breast and cervical tumors |
Diabetes' Toll Continues to Grow
(21-Mar-2008)
But it's not too late to protect yourself and your family, experts say |
More Vitamin D in Childhood Cuts Later Diabetes Risk
(21-Mar-2008)
Supplements and sunlight influence development of some autoimmune disorders, study says |
Medical Adhesive Helps Burn Patients
(20-Mar-2008)
Artiss approved to attach skin grafts |
Treanda Treats Rare Cancer
(20-Mar-2008)
Chemotherapy drug approved for chronic lymphocytic leukemia |
Low Folate Levels May Harm Sperm
(20-Mar-2008)
Prospective dads might want to up their intake of the nutrient, study suggests |
Gene Variants Can Predict Threat of Heart Disease
(19-Mar-2008)
Cholesterol-associated variants increase risk and may be early indication, study shows |
FDA Identifies Contaminant in Blood-Thinning Drug
(19-Mar-2008)
Chemically altered form of natural compound found in heparin samples |
The Gender Divide Starts Over Dinner
(19-Mar-2008)
U.S. survey shows men eat the meat, women go for the veggies |
The Gender Divide Starts Over Dinner
(19-Mar-2008)
U.S. survey shows men eat the meat, women go for the veggies |
Embolization a Nonsurgical Way to Treat Fibroids
(18-Mar-2008)
It works even after other therapies have failed, but many women unaware of this option, experts say
|
Fewer Steps Per Day Send Disease Markers Up
(18-Mar-2008)
Insulin levels hike very fast when daily physical activity declines, Danish study found.
|
Food-borne Illnesses From Leafy Greens on Rise in U.S.
(17-Mar-2008)
Increase not explained by higher consumption; more control urged from harvest to preparation |
Eating o' the Green on St. Patrick's Day -- and Every Day
(17-Mar-2008)
Include healthful green fruits and vegetables, nutritionists recommend |
Food-borne Illnesses From Leafy Greens on Rise in U.S.
(17-Mar-2008)
Increase not explained by higher consumption; more control urged from harvest to preparation |
Food-borne Illnesses From Leafy Greens on Rise in U.S.
(17-Mar-2008)
Increase not explained by higher consumption; more control urged from harvest to preparation |
Genes May Determine Obesity After Weight Surgery
(17-Mar-2008)
Researchers study factors in success of bariatric procedure |
Eating o' the Green on St. Patrick's Day -- and Every Day
(17-Mar-2008)
Include healthful green fruits and vegetables, nutritionists recommend |
Starved for Sleep? Watch Your Waistline
(16-Mar-2008)
Not enough slumber can contribute to weight gain, experts say
|
Starved for Sleep? Watch Your Waistline
(16-Mar-2008)
Not enough slumber can contribute to weight gain, experts say
|
Obesity Linked to Poor Prognosis for Some Breast Cancer Patients
(14-Mar-2008)
Study focused on locally advanced breast cancer and inflammatory breast cancer |
Blood-Thinner Contaminant Traced to Chinese Plant
(14-Mar-2008)
As a result, FDA to require testing of all imported heparin |
Surgery Only Works for Some Kids with Sleep Apnea
(14-Mar-2008)
Study found those who gained weight rapidly, were African-American were much more likely to suffer relapses |
Obesity Linked to Poor Prognosis for Some Breast Cancer Patients
(14-Mar-2008)
Study focused on locally advanced breast cancer and inflammatory breast cancer |
Obesity Linked to Poor Prognosis for Some Breast Cancer Patients
(14-Mar-2008)
Study focused on locally advanced breast cancer and inflammatory breast cancer |
FDA Panel Supports Anemia Drugs for Cancer Patients
(13-Mar-2008)
But adds strong caveats on their use for some undergoing chemo |
Minimal Exercise Benefits Overweight Postmenopausal Women
(13-Mar-2008)
Just 10-30 minutes a day showed significant improvement in social functioning |
Doctors See How Cancer Drug Can Damage Kidneys
(12-Mar-2008)
But the finding shouldn't keep physicians from using Avastin, researchers say |
Health Tip: If Your Child is a Vegetarian
(12-Mar-2008)
Make sure the child gets the right nutrients
|
Preschool Intervention Curbed Trend Toward Obesity
(12-Mar-2008)
Kids in program ate less junk food, more fruits and vegetables |
Dental Erosion on Rise in U.S.
(12-Mar-2008)
Tooth enamel losses, found in 30% of middle schoolers studied, blamed on acids in sweet drinks |
Preschool Intervention Curbed Trend Toward Obesity
(12-Mar-2008)
Kids in program ate less junk food, more fruits and vegetables |
Possible Reason for Rimonabant's Side Effects Discovered
(12-Mar-2008)
Weight-loss drug not approved in U.S. may block brain receptor among some users |
Teens Spending Too Much Screen Time
(12-Mar-2008)
Girls in poor neighborhoods most likely to watch TVs or computers, study finds |
Preschool Intervention Curbed Trend Toward Obesity
(12-Mar-2008)
Kids in program ate less junk food, more fruits and vegetables |
Health Tip: If Your Child is a Vegetarian
(12-Mar-2008)
Make sure the child gets the right nutrients
|
Personal Contact Helps Maintain Weight Loss
(11-Mar-2008)
Interactive Web sites may also help, at least for a while, study finds
|
Magnesium May Lower Risk for Some Strokes in Male Smokers
(11-Mar-2008)
Study suggests eating foods such as whole grains cuts risk of cerebral infarction |
Personal Contact Helps Maintain Weight Loss
(11-Mar-2008)
Interactive Web sites may also help, at least for a while, study finds
|
Personal Contact Helps Maintain Weight Loss
(11-Mar-2008)
Interactive Web sites may also help, at least for a while, study finds
|
Health Tip: Your Diet and Sleep
(10-Mar-2008)
What you eat can affect your rest
|
Heparin Problems Reported in Germany
(07-Mar-2008)
Adverse reactions similar to those in U.S., but product source is different, FDA says
|
Government Assistance Linked to Better Child Development
(07-Mar-2008)
Cash support to poor families boosted physical, mental scores, study finds |
Bacteria Mix in Guts of Babies Predicts Obesity
(07-Mar-2008)
Findings may explain why breast-fed infants less likely to be overweight later |
Soaking Potatoes Before Frying Cuts Suspected Carcinogen
(06-Mar-2008)
Findings show even a simple washing reduces acrylamide levels by up to 23% |
Weight-Loss Drug Fights Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
(05-Mar-2008)
Surprise finding might help doctors slow, reverse damage done by drinking, researcher says |
Weight-Loss Drug Fights Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
(05-Mar-2008)
Surprise finding might help doctors slow, reverse damage done by drinking, researcher says |
Weight-Loss Drug Fights Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
(05-Mar-2008)
Surprise finding might help doctors slow, reverse damage done by drinking, researcher says |
FDA Finds Contaminant in Baxter's Recalled Heparin Products
(05-Mar-2008)
But officials can't say if it's responsible for adverse events, deaths reported |
Weight-Loss Drug Fights Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
(05-Mar-2008)
Surprise finding might help doctors slow, reverse damage done by drinking, researcher says |
Restricting TV and Computer Time Helps Kids Lose Weight
(04-Mar-2008)
Finding offers hope for curbing pediatric obesity epidemic in U.S. |
Skip Breakfast, Pack on the Pounds
(03-Mar-2008)
Teens who start the day with a healthful meal tend to stay trimmer, study suggests |
Skip Breakfast, Pack on the Pounds
(03-Mar-2008)
Teens who start the day with a healthful meal tend to stay trimmer, study suggests |
Obese Children Face More Complications During Surgery
(03-Mar-2008)
Study says breathing-related problems more likely in the overweight |
Skip Breakfast, Pack on the Pounds
(03-Mar-2008)
Teens who start the day with a healthful meal tend to stay trimmer, study suggests |
Obese Children Face More Complications During Surgery
(03-Mar-2008)
Study says breathing-related problems more likely in the overweight |
Skip Breakfast, Pack on the Pounds
(03-Mar-2008)
Teens who start the day with a healthful meal tend to stay trimmer, study suggests |
Surviving Daylight Saving Switch
(02-Mar-2008)
Night owls especially need to readjust to cope with loss of hour's sleep on March 9 |
Baxter Recalls Rest of Heparin Products
(29-Feb-2008)
Investigation into allergic reactions, deaths related to blood thinner continues |
Arcalyst Treats Rare Inflammatory Disorders
(29-Feb-2008)
Affecting 300 people in U.S. |
Abilify Approved for Children With Bipolar Disorder
(29-Feb-2008)
Aged 10 to 17 |
Health Tip: Get More Whole Grains
(29-Feb-2008)
What to include at mealtime |
Carb Intake, Obesity Tied to Rise in Esophageal Cancers
(29-Feb-2008)
Increased dietary intake of these refined compounds mirrors growth of disease, study says |
Carb Intake, Obesity Tied to Rise in Esophageal Cancers
(29-Feb-2008)
Increased dietary intake of these refined compounds mirrors growth of disease, study says |
Vitamin E Supplements May Raise Lung Cancer Risk
(29-Feb-2008)
Study found a slight but significant association |
GERD Drug Approved for Younger Children
(28-Feb-2008)
Ages 1 to 11 |
Broccoli Sprout Extract Hinders Bladder Cancer Development
(28-Feb-2008)
Rats given concentrated dose had risk of growths cut in half, study says |
Tysabri May Cause Liver Damage, Health Officials Say
(27-Feb-2008)
MS drug also used to treat Crohn's disease can show injury in as little as 6 days |
Overweight Hispanic Kids Show Early Markers for Diabetes
(27-Feb-2008)
Blood vessel damage sets stage for insulin resistance, heart disease, study finds |
Anemia Drugs for Cancer Patients Increase Death Risk
(26-Feb-2008)
Erythropoiesis-stimulating agents also boost risk of blood clots, study says
|
Health Tip: Get Enough Vitamin C
(25-Feb-2008)
Signs that you may be deficient |
How to Be Heart Smart at the Supermarket
(24-Feb-2008)
Dietitian offers advice on navigating nutrition claims and food labels |
How to Be Heart Smart at the Supermarket
(24-Feb-2008)
Dietitian offers advice on navigating nutrition claims and food labels |
How to Be Heart Smart at the Supermarket
(24-Feb-2008)
Dietitian offers advice on navigating nutrition claims and food labels |
More Risk Factors, Less Access to Care Behind Higher Stroke Rates in U.S.
(23-Feb-2008)
Europeans less likely to have an attack, study finds |
FDA Panel OKs 3 New Flu Strains for Next Year's Vaccine
(22-Feb-2008)
Officials hope to target versions current shot misses, but fall production may be delayed |
Humira Approved for Children's Arthritis
(22-Feb-2008)
In patients four years and older |
New Stroke Treatments Reduce Brain Damage, Improve Recovery
(21-Feb-2008)
Caffeine-alcohol mix plus clot-busting drug proves potent resource as does body cooling with fever reducer |
Cutting Back on Salt Cuts Down on Sodas With Kids
(21-Feb-2008)
British researchers suggest reductions could lower chances of heart disease, diabetes |
Cutting Back on Salt Cuts Down on Sodas With Kids
(21-Feb-2008)
British researchers suggest reductions could lower chances of heart disease, diabetes |
Cutting Back on Salt Cuts Down on Sodas With Kids
(21-Feb-2008)
British researchers suggest reductions could lower chances of heart disease, diabetes |
Hemophilia Treatment Approved
(21-Feb-2008)
Xyntha supplements affected blood factor |
Poverty Drains Nutrition From Family Diet
(21-Feb-2008)
Study found adults ate worse than children did in 'food-insecure' households |
Fast Food Ads Fueling Obesity Among Hispanic Kids
(21-Feb-2008)
Study found overload of commercials aimed at children on Spanish-language stations |
Fish Oil Flounders, But Fiber Might Lower Stroke Risk
(21-Feb-2008)
Pair of studies examine effect of diet on stroke prevention, outcomes
|
Poverty Drains Nutrition From Family Diet
(21-Feb-2008)
Study found adults ate worse than children did in 'food-insecure' households |
Cutting Back on Salt Cuts Down on Sodas With Kids
(21-Feb-2008)
British researchers suggest reductions could lower chances of heart disease, diabetes |
Poverty Drains Nutrition From Family Diet
(21-Feb-2008)
Study found adults ate worse than children did in 'food-insecure' households |
Fish Oil Flounders, But Fiber Might Lower Stroke Risk
(21-Feb-2008)
Pair of studies examine effect of diet on stroke prevention, outcomes
|
Fast Food Ads Fueling Obesity Among Hispanic Kids
(21-Feb-2008)
Study found overload of commercials aimed at children on Spanish-language stations |
Poverty Drains Nutrition From Family Diet
(21-Feb-2008)
Study found adults ate worse than children did in 'food-insecure' households |
More Evidence of Danger From Heart Surgery Drug
(20-Feb-2008)
Anti-bleeding agent Trasylol tied to increased death, complications, studies find |
Middle-Aged Women Gaining Weight, Raising Their Stroke Risk
(20-Feb-2008)
Study finds both went up simultaneously in recent decades |
Health Tip: Zinc in Your Diet
(19-Feb-2008)
Make sure you're getting enough
|
One Drink May Help Heart, But Two Is Too Many
(18-Feb-2008)
Extra glass negates immediate benefits to circulation, Canadian study says |
Mix-Up Behind FDA's Failure to Inspect China Blood-Thinner Plant
(18-Feb-2008)
Agency error means facility linked to fatal lots of injected heparin was ignored, officials say |
Obesity Raises Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2008)
British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
Triglycerides Linked to Coronary Disease Risk
(12-Feb-2008)
Should be considered along with LDL cholesterol in prevention efforts, study indicates |
Health Tip: Pack a Healthier Lunch
(12-Feb-2008)
How to limit fat and calories |
Health Tip: Pack a Healthier Lunch
(12-Feb-2008)
How to limit fat and calories |
Most With High Blood Pressure Don't Follow Recommended Diet
(11-Feb-2008)
Those who could benefit most have the poorest eating habits
|
Most With High Blood Pressure Don't Follow Recommended Diet
(11-Feb-2008)
Those who could benefit most have the poorest eating habits
|
Sugar Substitutes May Contribute to Weight Gain
(11-Feb-2008)
Saccharin tricked body, slowed down metabolism in rats |
Most With High Blood Pressure Don't Follow Recommended Diet
(11-Feb-2008)
Those who could benefit most have the poorest eating habits
|
Sugar Substitutes May Contribute to Weight Gain
(11-Feb-2008)
Saccharin tricked body, slowed down metabolism in rats |
Manufacturer Halts Production of Blood Thinner Heparin
(11-Feb-2008)
Drug linked to hundreds of allergic reactions and possibly 4 deaths, FDA says |
Most With High Blood Pressure Don't Follow Recommended Diet
(11-Feb-2008)
Those who could benefit most have the poorest eating habits
|
Sugar Substitutes May Contribute to Weight Gain
(11-Feb-2008)
Saccharin tricked body, slowed down metabolism in rats |
Sugar Substitutes May Contribute to Weight Gain
(11-Feb-2008)
Saccharin tricked body, slowed down metabolism in rats |
Heart Attack Seldom Leads to Healthier Diet
(08-Feb-2008)
Most patients were still eating poorly one year later, study found |
Low-Carb Diets Better Than Low-Fat Diets at Preventing Diabetes
(07-Feb-2008)
Even if coupled with high animal fat and protein, risk did not increase, study claims |
Low-Carb Diets Better Than Low-Fat Diets at Preventing Diabetes
(07-Feb-2008)
Even if coupled with high animal fat and protein, risk did not increase, study claims |
'Decellularized' Heart Valve Approved
(07-Feb-2008)
A donated valve that's been stripped of human cells |
Low-Carb Diets Better Than Low-Fat Diets at Preventing Diabetes
(07-Feb-2008)
Even if coupled with high animal fat and protein, risk did not increase, study claims |
Generic Versions of Fosamax Approved
(06-Feb-2008)
A popular drug to treat osteoporosis |
Asmanex Approved for Asthmatic Children
(05-Feb-2008)
Inhaler may now be used by kids as young as 4 years |
Bush's Budget Proposal Would Cut Medicare Spending
(05-Feb-2008)
But FDA budget would rise by almost 6 percent, much of it to oversee food safety |
Bush's Budget Proposal Would Cut Medicare Spending
(05-Feb-2008)
But FDA budget would rise by almost 6 percent, much of it to oversee food safety |
Born to Be Obese?
(05-Feb-2008)
New research suggests brains of heavy individuals may be wired differently |
FDA Warns Epilepsy Drugs May Raise Suicide Risk
(01-Feb-2008)
Agency will ask drug makers to put warning labels on entire class of medicines |
FDA Approves New Drug-Eluting Stent
(01-Feb-2008)
To help people with narrowed arteries
|
Quit-Smoking Drug May Raise Suicide Risk
(01-Feb-2008)
FDA asks maker of Chantix to revise warning on product label |
Sugary Soft Drinks Boost Gout Risk in Men
(31-Jan-2008)
Just 2 or more beverages a day increased chances by 85%, study finds |
New HIV Drug Sanctioned When Others Fail
(31-Jan-2008)
Blocks enzyme that virus needs to multiply |
Atkins-Like Diet Cuts Epileptic Seizures
(31-Jan-2008)
High-fat, low-carb plan may work when other treatments fail, study says |
Folic Acid May Help Prevent Premature Birth
(31-Jan-2008)
Women took the B vitamin for one year before conception, study reports |
Deep Brain Stimulation May Improve Recall
(30-Jan-2008)
It brought back vivid, 30-year-old memories for patient, researchers say |
Caffeine Could Spell Trouble for Diabetics
(28-Jan-2008)
Consuming equivalent of 4 cups a day led to spikes in blood sugar levels |
FDA Will Wait for Trial Results on Vytorin
(25-Jan-2008)
Early findings saw no medical benefit; heart expert calls it 'second-line' medication |
FDA Will Wait for Trial Results on Vytorin
(25-Jan-2008)
Early findings saw no medical benefit; heart expert calls it 'second-line' medication |
Vitamin E, Lutein May Fight Cataracts
(25-Jan-2008)
A randomized trial is needed to confirm the findings, experts say |
Vitamin E, Lutein May Fight Cataracts
(25-Jan-2008)
A randomized trial is needed to confirm the findings, experts say |
Putting on Pedometer Helps Walkers Shed Pounds
(24-Jan-2008)
The device helps them set, meet goals, study suggests |
Putting on Pedometer Helps Walkers Shed Pounds
(24-Jan-2008)
The device helps them set, meet goals, study suggests |
Health Tip: Eating During Pregnancy
(23-Jan-2008)
Foods to avoid
|
Health Tip: Eating During Pregnancy
(23-Jan-2008)
Foods to avoid
|
Caffeine May Lower Ovarian Cancer Risk
(22-Jan-2008)
Alcohol and cigarettes not seen as threat, new research reports |
U.S. Deaths Down From Heart Disease, Stroke
(22-Jan-2008)
But childhood obesity epidemic could undo gains, heart association says |
Gastric Lap-Band Surgery Can Send Diabetes Into Remission
(22-Jan-2008)
It helps patients shed more pounds than dieting and exercise do, study shows |
Gastric Lap-Band Surgery Can Send Diabetes Into Remission
(22-Jan-2008)
It helps patients shed more pounds than dieting and exercise do, study shows |
Another Study Links Western Diet to Heart, Health Risks
(22-Jan-2008)
But it also found that diet soda doesn't protect against metabolic syndrome |
Gastric Lap-Band Surgery Can Send Diabetes Into Remission
(22-Jan-2008)
It helps patients shed more pounds than dieting and exercise do, study shows |
U.S. Deaths Down From Heart Disease, Stroke
(22-Jan-2008)
But childhood obesity epidemic could undo gains, heart association says |
Lack of Vitamin E Linked to Physical Decline
(22-Jan-2008)
Age, but not other vitamins, also associated with poor physical function
|
Once Again, Caffeine Linked to Miscarriage
(21-Jan-2008)
Drinking more than 200 milligrams daily doubles risk, study finds
|
New Test Screens For Flu and Other Viruses
(21-Jan-2008)
Said to be faster and more accurate than existing tests |
Two-Drug Combination Approved for High Blood Pressure
(21-Jan-2008)
Eased hypertension better than either drug alone, maker says |
Eating Out Doesn't Guarantee Weight Gain
(21-Jan-2008)
But fast food is no friend of the waistline, new study finds |
Eating Out Doesn't Guarantee Weight Gain
(21-Jan-2008)
But fast food is no friend of the waistline, new study finds |
FDA Warns Clot Risk Higher in Birth Control Patch Than Pill
(19-Jan-2008)
Agency is updating Ortho Evra's labeling to reflect results of new study |
Genetically Engineered Clotting Solution Approved
(18-Jan-2008)
To limit bleeding after surgery |
Mediterranean Diet for Mom Fends Off Asthma, Allergies in Kids
(18-Jan-2008)
But eating red meat more than 3 times weekly may increase risk, study suggests |
Mislabeled Supplement Spurred Prostate Cancer: Report
(18-Jan-2008)
Ingredients might have led to aggressive disease in 2 men taking the product |
Malnutrition Responsible for a Third of Child Deaths Worldwide
(17-Jan-2008)
Report also found it accounted for 11% of international disease burden |
U.S. Food Safety: A Shopping List of Solutions
(16-Jan-2008)
Proposals include creating 'superagency,' boosting FDA funding and encouraging global alliances |
U.S. Food Safety: Solutions at a Glance
(16-Jan-2008)
From user fees to traceability reforms, no shortages here |
U. S. Food Safety: Protect Yourself Against Food Poisoning
(16-Jan-2008)
Tips to help keep what you eat free of bacteria |
U.S. Food Safety: A Shopping List of Solutions
(16-Jan-2008)
Proposals include creating 'superagency,' boosting FDA funding and encouraging global alliances |
U.S. Food Safety: Solutions at a Glance
(16-Jan-2008)
From user fees to traceability reforms, no shortages here |
U. S. Food Safety: Protect Yourself Against Food Poisoning
(16-Jan-2008)
Tips to help keep what you eat free of bacteria |
Genetic Breast Cancer Test Approved
(16-Jan-2008)
Estimates likelihood of recurrence, overall survival |
Sealant Helps Stem Bleeding During Surgery
(16-Jan-2008)
Helps blood clot when applied to small vessels |
U.S. Food Safety: A Shopping List of Solutions
(16-Jan-2008)
Proposals include creating 'superagency,' boosting FDA funding and encouraging global alliances |
U.S. Food Safety: Solutions at a Glance
(16-Jan-2008)
From user fees to traceability reforms, no shortages here |
U. S. Food Safety: Protect Yourself Against Food Poisoning
(16-Jan-2008)
Tips to help keep what you eat free of bacteria |
U.S. Food Safety: A Shopping List of Solutions
(16-Jan-2008)
Proposals include creating 'superagency,' boosting FDA funding and encouraging global alliances |
U.S. Food Safety: Solutions at a Glance
(16-Jan-2008)
From user fees to traceability reforms, no shortages here |
U. S. Food Safety: Protect Yourself Against Food Poisoning
(16-Jan-2008)
Tips to help keep what you eat free of bacteria |
Vitamin D May Curb Falls in High-Risk Older Women
(16-Jan-2008)
Supplementation tied to a 23% reduced risk of falling in winter, spring |
U.S. Food Safety: The Import Alarm Keeps Sounding
(15-Jan-2008)
As America's taste for imported food increases, the urgency for quality controls does also |
U.S. Food Safety: Foodborne Illnesses a Menu for Disaster
(15-Jan-2008)
Main offenders are bacterial, and they can strike at any time |
U.S. Food Safety: The Import Alarm Keeps Sounding
(15-Jan-2008)
As America's taste for imported food increases, the urgency for quality controls does also |
U.S. Food Safety: Foodborne Illnesses a Menu for Disaster
(15-Jan-2008)
Main offenders are bacterial, and they can strike at any time |
MS Drug Tysabri Approved for Crohn's Disease
(15-Jan-2008)
But the drug comes with serious risks, FDA notes |
Tysabri Approved for Crohn's Disease
(15-Jan-2008)
Previously sanctioned for multiple sclerosis |
Foods From Cloned Animals Safe to Eat: FDA
(15-Jan-2008)
Agency says that no dangers are posed to American consumers |
U.S. Food Safety: The Import Alarm Keeps Sounding
(15-Jan-2008)
As America's taste for imported food increases, the urgency for quality controls does also |
U.S. Food Safety: Foodborne Illnesses a Menu for Disaster
(15-Jan-2008)
Main offenders are bacterial, and they can strike at any time |
Foods From Cloned Animals Safe to Eat: FDA
(15-Jan-2008)
Agency says that no dangers are posed to American consumers |
U.S. Food Safety: The Import Alarm Keeps Sounding
(15-Jan-2008)
As America's taste for imported food increases, the urgency for quality controls does also |
U.S. Food Safety: Foodborne Illnesses a Menu for Disaster
(15-Jan-2008)
Main offenders are bacterial, and they can strike at any time |
Calcium Supplements Could Raise Heart Risks in Postmenopausal Women
(15-Jan-2008)
Study found those taking tablets had 47% higher risk of cardiovascular trouble |
U.S. Food Safety: A Grocery List of Tainted Products
(14-Jan-2008)
Recent recalls covered everything from spinach to meat to children's snacks |
U.S. Food Safety: Home-Grown Problems Abound
(14-Jan-2008)
As the variety of tainted products widens, the concerns about oversight deepen |
U.S. Food Safety: A Grocery List of Tainted Products
(14-Jan-2008)
Recent recalls covered everything from spinach to meat to children's snacks |
U.S. Food Safety: Home-Grown Problems Abound
(14-Jan-2008)
As the variety of tainted products widens, the concerns about oversight deepen |
U.S. Food Safety: A Grocery List of Tainted Products
(14-Jan-2008)
Recent recalls covered everything from spinach to meat to children's snacks |
Brain Scans Shed Light on Why People Overeat
(14-Jan-2008)
Targeting left posterior amygdala could lead to new treatments, study shows
|
U.S. Food Safety: Home-Grown Problems Abound
(14-Jan-2008)
As the variety of tainted products widens, the concerns about oversight deepen |
U.S. Food Safety: A Grocery List of Tainted Products
(14-Jan-2008)
Recent recalls covered everything from spinach to meat to children's snacks |
Depression, Obesity Coexist in Many Middle-Aged Women
(14-Jan-2008)
Those 40 to 65 twice as likely to find either symptom fuels the other, study suggests |
Depression, Obesity Coexist in Many Middle-Aged Women
(14-Jan-2008)
Those 40 to 65 twice as likely to find either symptom fuels the other, study suggests |
Seven New Cholesterol Genes Discovered
(13-Jan-2008)
Study finds only those that regulate LDL levels influence heart disease risk |
Seven New Cholesterol Genes Discovered
(13-Jan-2008)
Study finds only those that regulate LDL levels influence heart disease risk |
Vitamin C May Play Role in Stroke Prevention
(11-Jan-2008)
Experts suspect that healthy diet and lifestyle are at root of reduced risk
|
Statin Therapy Helps Diabetic Patients
(11-Jan-2008)
British study finds cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce risk of major vascular events |
Too Much Sugar-Free Gum Linked to Severe Weight Loss
(11-Jan-2008)
2 cases in Germany cite diarrhea due to the sweetener sorbitol |
14 New Blood-Typing Tests Approved
(11-Jan-2008)
To help ensure safe transfusions |
Too Much Sugar-Free Gum Linked to Severe Weight Loss
(11-Jan-2008)
2 cases in Germany cite diarrhea due to the sweetener sorbitol |
Vitamin C May Play Role in Stroke Prevention
(11-Jan-2008)
Experts suspect that healthy diet and lifestyle are at root of reduced risk
|
FDA Warns Against Bio-Identical Hormone Therapy
(10-Jan-2008)
The menopause drugs are unregulated and could be dangerous, agency says |
New Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise in Early Study
(08-Jan-2008)
But adverse effects include gastrointestinal problems, anxiety |
New Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise in Early Study
(08-Jan-2008)
But adverse effects include gastrointestinal problems, anxiety |
Small Lifestyle Changes Can Boost Longevity
(08-Jan-2008)
Not smoking, exercising, moderate drinking, eating veggies could add 14 years, study says |
Small Lifestyle Changes Can Boost Longevity
(08-Jan-2008)
Not smoking, exercising, moderate drinking, eating veggies could add 14 years, study says |
Health Tip: Low-Sodium Meals
(08-Jan-2008)
Suggestions to lower your salt intake
|
New Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise in Early Study
(08-Jan-2008)
But adverse effects include gastrointestinal problems, anxiety |
Diabetes Drug May Cut Med-Related Weight Gain
(08-Jan-2008)
Metformin plus lifestyle intervention counteracts pounds added by antipsychotics |
New Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise in Early Study
(08-Jan-2008)
But adverse effects include gastrointestinal problems, anxiety |
Health Tip: Low-Sodium Meals
(08-Jan-2008)
Suggestions to lower your salt intake
|
Youth Suicide Warnings Are Slowing Antidepressant Sales
(07-Jan-2008)
Study finds drop in SSRI prescriptions for children and adults |
Parental Control of Eating Leads to Lighter Toddlers
(07-Jan-2008)
Pushing child to eat more or less food had same effect on weight at age 2, study says |
Low Vitamin D Linked to Heart Risk
(07-Jan-2008)
But experts are split on the need for supplements |
Parental Control of Eating Leads to Lighter Toddlers
(07-Jan-2008)
Pushing child to eat more or less food had same effect on weight at age 2, study says |
Low Vitamin D Linked to Heart Risk
(07-Jan-2008)
But experts are split on the need for supplements |
Fitness Begins at Home
(05-Jan-2008)
Tips on getting healthy without heading to the gym |
FDA Reports New Risks Posed by Anemia Drugs
(03-Jan-2008)
ESAs can spur faster cancer growth and earlier death, agency says |
Rapid Test for MRSA Approved
(03-Jan-2008)
Quickly detects deadly staph bacterium |
Testosterone Supplements Provide Little Benefit
(02-Jan-2008)
Older men can lose body fat, but treatment won't boost strength or mental powers, study finds |
Children Who Sleep Less Weigh More
(01-Jan-2008)
Kids' sleep patterns also vary by season, day, researchers report |
Make That New Year's Fitness Resolution Stick
(31-Dec-2007)
Find an exercise that you love and seek out support from friends, experts advise |
Diabetes Group Backs Low-Carb Diets
(28-Dec-2007)
Recommendations cite importance of restricted calorie intake for diabetics wanting to manage their weight |
Fish Oil May Help Prevent Alzheimer's
(28-Dec-2007)
Omega-3 fatty acid boosts protein that destroys brain plaques, study finds |
Childhood Diabetes Boosts Risk for Kidney Problems
(28-Dec-2007)
Lifestyle changes are key to avoiding complications, doctors say |
Voluven Helps Minimize Surgical Blood Loss
(27-Dec-2007)
A 'blood volume expander' |
Food Pyramid for Older Adults Gets an Update
(26-Dec-2007)
Added emphasis on physical activity joins USDA guidance on nutrition and healthy weight |
Food Pyramid for Older Adults Gets an Update
(26-Dec-2007)
Added emphasis on physical activity joins USDA guidance on nutrition and healthy weight |
Food Pyramid for Older Adults Gets an Update
(26-Dec-2007)
Added emphasis on physical activity joins USDA guidance on nutrition and healthy weight |
Study Spotlights 'Exercise-Friendly' Day-Care Centers
(26-Dec-2007)
Outdoor spaces and lots of portable toys get kids moving, researchers say |
Food Pyramid for Older Adults Gets an Update
(26-Dec-2007)
Added emphasis on physical activity joins USDA guidance on nutrition and healthy weight |
Food Pyramid for Older Adults Gets an Update
(26-Dec-2007)
Added emphasis on physical activity joins USDA guidance on nutrition and healthy weight |
Health Tip: Drug and Food Interactions
(25-Dec-2007)
Ways to help prevent them
|
Health Tip: Get Plenty of Potassium
(25-Dec-2007)
A deficiency can be life-threatening
|
Health Tip: Drug and Food Interactions
(25-Dec-2007)
Ways to help prevent them
|
FDA Renews Warnings on Pain-Relief Patch
(21-Dec-2007)
Misuse and misprescribing can lead to overdose, death from fentanyl-laden patches
|
School Salad Bar Boosts Kids' Fruit, Veggie Intake
(21-Dec-2007)
Servings rose from 3 to 4 per day after service was added to lunchroom, study found |
School Salad Bar Boosts Kids' Fruit, Veggie Intake
(21-Dec-2007)
Servings rose from 3 to 4 per day after service was added to lunchroom, study found |
Weight Loss Surgery May Help Less Severely Obese
(21-Dec-2007)
In some cases, people with a BMI under 40 might even benefit more, study suggests |
Health Tip: Living With Lactose Intolerance
(18-Dec-2007)
Ways to help minimize symptoms
|
Bystolic Approved for High Blood Pressure
(18-Dec-2007)
A new drug to combat a 'silent killer' |
Lack of Strong Thirst Signals Leads Elderly to Drink Too Little
(18-Dec-2007)
Finding could explain why older people are prone to dehydration during heat waves |
Lack of Strong Thirst Signals Leads Elderly to Drink Too Little
(18-Dec-2007)
Finding could explain why older people are prone to dehydration during heat waves |
Health Tip: Living With Lactose Intolerance
(18-Dec-2007)
Ways to help minimize symptoms
|
U.S. Heart Disease Death Rates Falling
(18-Dec-2007)
But cardiovascular disease remains America's No. 1 killer, AHA says |
Moderate Exercise Cuts Risk of Metabolic Syndrome
(17-Dec-2007)
Just a 30-minute walk most days reduces threat, even without diet changes, study finds |
Research Reveals How Cells Store Fat
(17-Dec-2007)
Newly discovered genes and their proteins could be targets for weight-loss therapies, scientists say |
Moderate Exercise Cuts Risk of Metabolic Syndrome
(17-Dec-2007)
Just a 30-minute walk most days reduces threat, even without diet changes, study finds |
FDA Advisers Reject Over-the-Counter Statin
(14-Dec-2007)
They cite concerns that consumers wouldn't use the cholesterol-lowering drug Mevacor safely |
FDA Advisers Reject Over-the-Counter Statin
(14-Dec-2007)
They cite concerns that consumers wouldn't use the cholesterol-lowering drug Mevacor safely |
Decongestant in OTC Cold Remedies Effective: FDA Panel
(14-Dec-2007)
Current evidence says 10-milligram dose works, but advisers urge study of higher doses |
Health Tip: Help Keep Diabetic Hearts Healthy
(14-Dec-2007)
Lifestyle changes can make a big difference |
Wearable Artificial Kidney Passes Test
(14-Dec-2007)
8 end-stage kidney failure patients used the device for up to 8 hours, researchers say |
Report Finds 'Widespread Steroid Use in Baseball'
(13-Dec-2007)
The banned drugs can cause dangerous side effects, including heart trouble |
Common Infant Vaccine Recalled
(13-Dec-2007)
Hib shot shields against meningitis, pneumonia, but experts say recall shouldn't be health threat |
Kuvan Sanctioned for PKU
(13-Dec-2007)
A rare genetic disorder |
Health Tip: Spare the Needless Calories
(12-Dec-2007)
Suggestions for buying and preparing meat |
Obesity Weakens Immune Response
(12-Dec-2007)
Study found fat mice had harder time fighting gum disease |
High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk
(11-Dec-2007)
U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk |
FDA Confirms No Heart Risk From Heartburn Drugs
(11-Dec-2007)
Preliminary studies had suggested possible problems with Prilosec and Nexium |
Health Tip: Eating Fast Food?
(11-Dec-2007)
Choose the healthier options
|
High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk
(11-Dec-2007)
U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk |
Environmental Toxin Collects in Breast Milk
(08-Dec-2007)
Perchlorate can then be passed on to nursing infants, rat study shows |
Green Tea, Fruit Extracts Touted as Potential Cancer Fighters
(07-Dec-2007)
Preliminary research shows promise against colorectal, prostate and oral tumors |
Obesity, Diabetes Linked to Cancers
(07-Dec-2007)
Studies find effects on breast, prostate and colorectal tumors |
Blackberries, Broccoli Sprouts Battle Cancer
(06-Dec-2007)
Raw vegetables like broccoli also keep some malignancies at bay, research shows |
Blackberries, Broccoli Sprouts Battle Cancer
(06-Dec-2007)
Raw vegetables like broccoli also keep some malignancies at bay, research shows |
Overweight Kids Often Become Obese, Unhealthy Adults
(05-Dec-2007)
Experts warn of surge in cardiovascular troubles by 2035 |
Health Tip: Accounting for Weight Gain
(04-Dec-2007)
Fatty, high-calorie foods aren't the only contributors
|
Health Tip: Accounting for Weight Gain
(04-Dec-2007)
Fatty, high-calorie foods aren't the only contributors
|
Fitness, Not Fatness, Predicts a Longer Life
(04-Dec-2007)
People in good shape tend to outlive folks who aren't, study finds |
Observational Studies Often Overshadow Clinical Research
(04-Dec-2007)
First findings seem to stick, even when controlled trials later contradict them |
Want to Raise a Fruit-and-Veggie Lover? Be Persistent
(03-Dec-2007)
Offering your baby healthy foods early and often works, research suggests |
Holidays Don't Have to Leave You Heavier
(02-Dec-2007)
Smart choices, even chewing gum, can help keep extra pounds at bay, expert says |
Diabetes Drug Avandia Could Weaken Bones
(02-Dec-2007)
Mouse study suggests it boosts production of bone-eroding cells |
Holidays Don't Have to Leave You Heavier
(02-Dec-2007)
Smart choices, even chewing gum, can help keep extra pounds at bay, expert says |
FDA Report Says Nation's Health at Risk
(01-Dec-2007)
The agency can't keep up with increasing demands, new technologies, subcommittee finds |
'Tis the Season For Allergy, Asthma
(01-Dec-2007)
Everything from Christmas trees to fake snow can trigger symptoms, experts warn |
FDA Report Says Nation's Health at Risk
(01-Dec-2007)
The agency can't keep up with increasing demands, new technologies, subcommittee finds |
Diets May Raise Cancer Risk for Poor, Urban Women
(30-Nov-2007)
Most get too little of nutrients that cut their odds for malignancy, study finds |
We Can! Program Takes Aim at Childhood Obesity
(30-Nov-2007)
The national partnership wants to create a healthier America |
We Can! Program Takes Aim at Childhood Obesity
(30-Nov-2007)
The national partnership wants to create a healthier America |
Extra Doses of Vitamins C, E Don't Guard Against Preeclampsia
(30-Nov-2007)
Study adds to evidence that supplementation during pregnancy makes little difference |
FDA Mulls Cutting Salt in Processed Foods
(29-Nov-2007)
Experts agree Americans eat too much sodium, but differ on need for regulation |
FDA Mulls Cutting Salt in Processed Foods
(29-Nov-2007)
Experts agree Americans eat too much sodium, but differ on need for regulation |
Lack of Sleep Tied to Weight Gain in New Moms
(28-Nov-2007)
But a cause for the connection is still being sought |
FDA Panel Backs Tougher Warning on Asthma Drugs for Kids
(28-Nov-2007)
Serevent and Advair need specific child warnings on side effects, pediatric panel says; action follows panel's recommendation to toughen label on flu drugs for kids. |
Obesity Rates Leveling Off Among U.S. Adults
(28-Nov-2007)
But more than a third of Americans still weigh much too much, study finds |
Lack of Sleep Tied to Weight Gain in New Moms
(28-Nov-2007)
But a cause for the connection is still being sought |
High-Carb Diet Raises Women's Diabetes Risk
(27-Nov-2007)
But boosting fiber intake can help lower the odds, researchers say |
Health Tip: Stay Safe in the Kitchen
(27-Nov-2007)
Help prevent injury and food poisoning
|
Obesity Keeps Patients From Needed CT Scans After Surgery
(27-Nov-2007)
Patients over 450 pounds are often too large for equipment, study finds |
Make Thanksgiving a Feast of Health
(21-Nov-2007)
Simple substitutions on the traditional menu offer lower-fat dishes without compromising taste |
Make Thanksgiving a Feast of Health
(21-Nov-2007)
Simple substitutions on the traditional menu offer lower-fat dishes without compromising taste |
Summer Vacation Undermines School-Based Weight Loss
(08-Nov-2007)
Eat-healthy programs work, but kids gain back pounds during holidays, study finds |
FDA Issues New Warnings for Anemia Drugs
(08-Nov-2007)
ESAs can increase cancer growth, cause stroke and heart attacks, revised label warns |
A Little Wine, Sunlight Help Boost Women's Health
(08-Nov-2007)
Two small studies suggest life-enhancing, life-extending benefits |
Fish Really May Be Brain Food
(08-Nov-2007)
3 studies suggest regular consumption boosts thinking |
Summer Vacation Undermines School-Based Weight Loss
(08-Nov-2007)
Eat-healthy programs work, but kids gain back pounds during holidays, study finds |
A Little Wine, Sunlight Help Boost Women's Health
(08-Nov-2007)
Two small studies suggest life-enhancing, life-extending benefits |
Caffeine Therapy Boosts Preemies' Outcomes
(07-Nov-2007)
It cut their risk for neurodevelopmental trouble, researchers say
|
Cholesterol Drug Tied to Sleep Disturbances
(07-Nov-2007)
But Zocor, a statin, still offers significant heart benefits, researchers say |
FDA Seeks Food Recall Authority
(07-Nov-2007)
New powers, endorsed by Bush, would affect both domestic and imported items, agency says |
FDA Seeks Food Recall Authority
(07-Nov-2007)
New powers, endorsed by Bush, would affect both domestic and imported items, agency says |
Excess Pounds Raise Women's Cancer Risk
(07-Nov-2007)
Obesity linked to a range of tumor types, studies find |
'Empty-Calorie' Diet Tied to Preclinical Heart Disease
(06-Nov-2007)
Regimens heavy on fats, sweets boost the risk, researchers find |
'Empty-Calorie' Diet Tied to Preclinical Heart Disease
(06-Nov-2007)
Regimens heavy on fats, sweets boost the risk, researchers find |
'Empty-Calorie' Diet Tied to Preclinical Heart Disease
(06-Nov-2007)
Regimens heavy on fats, sweets boost the risk, researchers find |
'Empty-Calorie' Diet Tied to Preclinical Heart Disease
(06-Nov-2007)
Regimens heavy on fats, sweets boost the risk, researchers find |
Atkins Diet Can Raise Heart Risks
(06-Nov-2007)
Other research supports moderate drinking, fasting for cardio health |
Obesity Leaves More Americans With Physical Limitations
(06-Nov-2007)
But some extra weight may not lead to cardiovascular disease and cancer, research finds
|
High-Fat Diet Can Disrupt Body's Clock
(06-Nov-2007)
Like a midnight raid on the fridge for junk food -- sleep often suffers, study says |
High-Fat Diet Can Disrupt Body's Clock
(06-Nov-2007)
Like a midnight raid on the fridge for junk food -- sleep often suffers, study says |
Abilify Approved for Adolescents With Schizophrenia
(06-Nov-2007)
Sanctioned for adults in 2002 |
High-Fat Diet Can Disrupt Body's Clock
(06-Nov-2007)
Like a midnight raid on the fridge for junk food -- sleep often suffers, study says |
Atkins Diet Can Raise Heart Risks
(06-Nov-2007)
Other research supports moderate drinking, fasting for cardio health |
Atkins Diet Can Raise Heart Risks
(06-Nov-2007)
Other research supports moderate drinking, fasting for cardio health |
Kidney Disease Increasing in U.S.
(06-Nov-2007)
More obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure are driving the trend, study says |
Obesity Leaves More Americans With Physical Limitations
(06-Nov-2007)
But some extra weight may not lead to cardiovascular disease and cancer, research finds
|
Obesity Leaves More Americans With Physical Limitations
(06-Nov-2007)
But some extra weight may not lead to cardiovascular disease and cancer, research finds
|
Trasylol Pulled From Worldwide Market
(05-Nov-2007)
FDA says clotting drug poses increased death risk, while company says drug still has benefits |
Early Weight Gain Can Mean Heart Trouble Later in Life
(05-Nov-2007)
Children as young as 7 show signs of cardiovascular risk factors, study finds |
Kids Who Skimp on Sleep Tend to Be Fatter
(05-Nov-2007)
Just 45 minutes more shut-eye a night might make a difference, study finds
|
Early Weight Gain Can Mean Heart Trouble Later in Life
(05-Nov-2007)
Children as young as 7 show signs of cardiovascular risk factors, study finds |
Chocolate Has Sweet Effect on Blood Flow
(04-Nov-2007)
Arteries function better when the dark delight is consumed, study suggests |
Folic Acid Fortification Cuts Babies' Heart Risks
(04-Nov-2007)
Canadian study shows reduction after folate added to foods |
Peripheral Artery Disease Up Sharply Among U.S. Women
(04-Nov-2007)
The condition, which is symptomless, can lead to heart attack and stroke |
Folic Acid Fortification Cuts Babies' Heart Risks
(04-Nov-2007)
Canadian study shows reduction after folate added to foods |
Preeclampsia Linked to Heart Disease Risk
(02-Nov-2007)
Women need to be aware of their heart disease risk before and after pregnancy
|
Diet, Lifestyle Changes Cut Some Infertility Risk
(02-Nov-2007)
Food, exercise choices may lower risk by almost 80% for those with ovulatory disorders, study suggests |
Calorie-Starved Rats Live Longer: Study
(02-Nov-2007)
But most humans couldn't maintain such a low-cal diet, scientists say |
Diet, Lifestyle Changes Cut Some Infertility Risk
(02-Nov-2007)
Food, exercise choices may lower risk by almost 80% for those with ovulatory disorders, study suggests |
Preeclampsia Linked to Heart Disease Risk
(02-Nov-2007)
Women need to be aware of their heart disease risk before and after pregnancy
|
Calorie-Starved Rats Live Longer: Study
(02-Nov-2007)
But most humans couldn't maintain such a low-cal diet, scientists say |
Diet, Lifestyle Changes Cut Some Infertility Risk
(02-Nov-2007)
Food, exercise choices may lower risk by almost 80% for those with ovulatory disorders, study suggests |
Consumers Still Buying Risky Imported Drugs Online: FDA
(01-Nov-2007)
Many seem to be doing so to avoid need for a prescription, agency says |
Better Prostate Cancer Survival for Men Taking Statins
(31-Oct-2007)
Study finds 10% improvement with cholesterol drugs |
Obesity Linked to Increased Cancer Risk
(31-Oct-2007)
Report says exercise and diet can lower chances of malignancies |
Combigan Drops Approved for Glaucoma
(31-Oct-2007)
To treat pressure in the eye
|
Little Evidence Silicone Breast Implants Harm Health
(31-Oct-2007)
Review of data finds no link to most common illnesses |
Health Tip: Prepare Food Carefully
(31-Oct-2007)
To help prevent food poisoning
|
Obesity Linked to Increased Cancer Risk
(31-Oct-2007)
Report says exercise and diet can lower chances of malignancies |
Obesity Linked to Increased Cancer Risk
(31-Oct-2007)
Report says exercise and diet can lower chances of malignancies |
Vitamin D Won't Help Prevent Most Cancers
(30-Oct-2007)
Major study did find possible protection against colon tumors, however |
Too Much TV Can Raise Kids' Blood Pressure
(30-Oct-2007)
It's linked to obesity, which then triggers hypertension, study suggests |
Vitamin D Won't Help Prevent Most Cancers
(30-Oct-2007)
Major study did find possible protection against colon tumors, however |
Tasigna Approved for Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
(29-Oct-2007)
For people resistant to other therapies |
Zinc Helps Elderly Ward Off Pneumonia
(29-Oct-2007)
Nursing home study finds it can prevent or shorten the illness |
Zinc Helps Elderly Ward Off Pneumonia
(29-Oct-2007)
Nursing home study finds it can prevent or shorten the illness |
Exercise Helps Overweight Youngsters Learn
(26-Oct-2007)
It boosts the mind and the body, study shows |
A Happy Halloween Means Safety First
(26-Oct-2007)
Key precautions can help to ensure your child's well-being |
Health Tip: Eating After Weight-Loss Surgery
(26-Oct-2007)
What to do |
Exercise Helps Overweight Youngsters Learn
(26-Oct-2007)
It boosts the mind and the body, study shows |
Brain's 'Reward Chemical' May Help Spur Obesity
(25-Oct-2007)
Fewer dopamine receptors on cells could prompt overeating, study suggests |
Broccoli May Help Fight Skin Cancer
(25-Oct-2007)
Natural compound shields against effects of UV rays |
Brain's 'Reward Chemical' May Help Spur Obesity
(25-Oct-2007)
Fewer dopamine receptors on cells could prompt overeating, study suggests |
Smoking Dulls Taste for Sweets
(24-Oct-2007)
The effect deepens over time, researchers add |
Obesity Can Hurt Kids' Hearts
(24-Oct-2007)
Early signs of cardiovascular disease are there, researchers say |
Drink or Two a Day May Help Lungs
(24-Oct-2007)
And another study supports vitamins for respiratory health |
Weight Gain Increases Breast Cancer Risk: Study
(22-Oct-2007)
Higher estrogen levels believed to contribute to disease |
Whole Grains Do a Heart Good
(22-Oct-2007)
Cereal cuts cardiovascular risk, as do fruits, veggies, research shows |
Voltaren Gel Approved for Osteoarthritis
(22-Oct-2007)
First topical prescription treatment for the joint disease
|
Meningitis Vaccine Gets Expanded Approval
(22-Oct-2007)
Age range for Menactra now includes children 2 to 10 |
Whole Grains Do a Heart Good
(22-Oct-2007)
Cereal cuts cardiovascular risk, as do fruits, veggies, research shows |
Overweight Now a Global Problem
(22-Oct-2007)
About a quarter of the world's adults are obese, study finds |
Weight Gain Increases Breast Cancer Risk: Study
(22-Oct-2007)
Higher estrogen levels believed to contribute to disease |
Weight Gain Increases Breast Cancer Risk: Study
(22-Oct-2007)
Higher estrogen levels believed to contribute to disease |
FDA Panel Recommends Ban on Cold Medicines for Kids
(19-Oct-2007)
Over-the-counter drugs are unsafe for children under 6, advisers say.
|
U.S. Schools Getting Better at Boosting Kids' Health
(19-Oct-2007)
But more is needed to improve nutrition and physical activity, report says |
U.S. Schools Getting Better at Boosting Kids' Health
(19-Oct-2007)
But more is needed to improve nutrition and physical activity, report says |
FDA Panel Weighs Ban on Kids' Cold Medicines
(18-Oct-2007)
Experts disagree on whether the medicines are safe for children under 6. |
Study Reveals E.Coli's Grip on Gut
(18-Oct-2007)
Finding might aid illness prevention, treatment, researchers say |
New Drug Approved for Resistant HIV
(17-Oct-2007)
Isentress inhibits enzyme that virus needs to multiply
|
Ixempra Approved for Breast Cancer
(17-Oct-2007)
Targets protein that spurs growth of cancer cells |
Genes Might Help Drive Overeating
(17-Oct-2007)
DNA-based brain chemical changes mean more food is needed, study suggests |
Genes Might Help Drive Overeating
(17-Oct-2007)
DNA-based brain chemical changes mean more food is needed, study suggests |
Defib Wire Warning Shouldn't Worry Most Users: Experts
(16-Oct-2007)
Overall risk is low, but patients should consult with their doctors |
Garlic May Ward Off Heart Woes
(16-Oct-2007)
It spurs a chemical linked to healthy blood vessels, study finds |
Raw Seafood Poses Digestive Risks
(16-Oct-2007)
Symptoms of infection include diarrhea, cramping and vomiting, researchers say |
Hycamtin Approved for Relapsed Small Cell Lung Cancer
(15-Oct-2007)
Available next year |
Psychiatric Woes Can Postpone Weight-Loss Surgery
(15-Oct-2007)
A fifth of patients need to work through mental problems beforehand, study finds |
Studies Examine Life After Weight-Loss Surgery
(15-Oct-2007)
More than 6% of patients die within 5 years, but certain factors can boost outcomes |
Chocolate Lovers May Be Hard-Wired That Way
(12-Oct-2007)
Study finds their metabolism reacts differently to the sweet treat |
Chocolate Lovers May Be Hard-Wired That Way
(12-Oct-2007)
Study finds their metabolism reacts differently to the sweet treat |
Chocolate Lovers May Be Hard-Wired That Way
(12-Oct-2007)
Study finds their metabolism reacts differently to the sweet treat |
Drug Makers Withdraw Cough, Cold Meds for Infants
(11-Oct-2007)
Move comes as U.S. regulators scrutinize safety of products linked to dozens of deaths |
Health Tip: Add Essential Fatty Acids to Your Diet
(11-Oct-2007)
Foods that are rich in omega-3s |
Concerns Rise Over U.S. Food Safety
(11-Oct-2007)
Recalls, food poisonings point to serious shortcomings, some experts say |
Lettuce's Roots Lure Salmonella
(11-Oct-2007)
A sugar-like substance attracts the dangerous pathogen, scientists say |
Obesity Boosts Esophageal Cancer Risk
(11-Oct-2007)
Very overweight people face 6 times the odds, study finds |
Tea Helps Toughen Older Women's Hips
(10-Oct-2007)
Those who drink it daily lose less bone, study finds |
Generic Anti-Seizure Drug Approved
(10-Oct-2007)
Oxcarbazepine sanctioned for people 4 and older
|
Health Tip: Say Cheers With Red Wine
(10-Oct-2007)
How, in moderation, it may help keep you healthy |
Tea Helps Toughen Older Women's Hips
(10-Oct-2007)
Those who drink it daily lose less bone, study finds |
Hypertension Triples Women's Diabetes Risk
(10-Oct-2007)
It does so outside of normal diabetes risk factors, such as obesity, study finds |
Maintenance Treatment Helps Kids Keep Weight Off
(09-Oct-2007)
Effect does wane over time, study finds |
Maintenance Treatment Helps Kids Keep Weight Off
(09-Oct-2007)
Effect does wane over time, study finds |
Health Tip: The Benefits of Omega-3s
(09-Oct-2007)
Why they're good for you |
More Fiber, Less Fat Help Prevent Ovarian Cancer
(09-Oct-2007)
Long-term dietary change led to 40% reduction in risk, study found |
Maintenance Treatment Helps Kids Keep Weight Off
(09-Oct-2007)
Effect does wane over time, study finds |
Inflammatory Substance May Boost Eye Trouble
(08-Oct-2007)
C-reactive protein raises odds of age-related macular degeneration, experts say |
Human Urine Safe, Productive Fertilizer
(08-Oct-2007)
It's loaded with nitrogen and shouldn't pose health risk, experts say |
Inflammatory Substance May Boost Eye Trouble
(08-Oct-2007)
C-reactive protein raises odds of age-related macular degeneration, experts say |
Prostate Cancer Survival Varies by Season
(07-Oct-2007)
Prognosis improves in summer, fall, study finds |
Study Rates Heart Health of Popular Diet Plans
(05-Oct-2007)
Ornish beat Atkins, but any weight loss is good for the heart, researchers say |
Lamisil Approved to Treat Ringworm of the Scalp
(05-Oct-2007)
Most patients are children
|
Study Rates Heart Health of Popular Diet Plans
(05-Oct-2007)
Ornish beat Atkins, but any weight loss is good for the heart, researchers say |
Study Rates Heart Health of Popular Diet Plans
(05-Oct-2007)
Ornish beat Atkins, but any weight loss is good for the heart, researchers say |
Fish Safe for Pregnant Women to Eat
(05-Oct-2007)
Too many aren't consuming recommended levels, experts say |
Study Rates Heart Health of Popular Diet Plans
(05-Oct-2007)
Ornish beat Atkins, but any weight loss is good for the heart, researchers say |
FDA Struggles to Keep Pace With Requests for Generics
(04-Oct-2007)
More approvals are being recorded, but backlog continues to grow, officials say |
Largest Study of U.S. Children Readies for Launch
(04-Oct-2007)
22 new centers now added, first participants set to join next year, officials say |
Low Doses of Red Wine Chemical May Fight Diabetes
(02-Oct-2007)
Resveratrol has already been shown to offer heart benefits |
Obesity Driving Rising U.S. Health Costs
(02-Oct-2007)
Americans outspend Europeans when it comes to chronic disease care, study finds |
Almost a Third of U.S. Kids Use Supplements
(02-Oct-2007)
Most are taking pills like multivitamins, national study finds |
Health Tip: Caffeine Facts
(01-Oct-2007)
What is your 'caffeine sensitivity'? |
Diabetes Drugs Boost Heart Failure But Not Death
(29-Sep-2007)
Experts split on what this means for those taking Avandia, Actos |
FDA Experts Urge Ban on Cold Medicines for Young Children
(29-Sep-2007)
Safety review finds 123 deaths linked to the products since 1969 |
Weight Loss Can Control Hypertension
(28-Sep-2007)
A 6-month diet restored normal blood pressure, study finds |
FDA Cracks Down on Unapproved Cough Medicines
(28-Sep-2007)
Some 200 prescription drugs with hydrocodone could be involved |
FDA Approves New Flu Vaccine
(28-Sep-2007)
That should ensure adequate supply for coming influenza season, officials say |
Weight Loss Can Control Hypertension
(28-Sep-2007)
A 6-month diet restored normal blood pressure, study finds |
Weight Loss Can Control Hypertension
(28-Sep-2007)
A 6-month diet restored normal blood pressure, study finds |
Genes Might Predispose Antidepressant Users to Suicidal Thoughts
(27-Sep-2007)
Someday, DNA tests might spot those most at risk, experts say |
Drug Industry Seeks Tests to Spot Side Effect Risks
(27-Sep-2007)
7 pharmaceutical giants are pooling resources to develop gene-based screens |
Health Tip: Considering Low-Carb?
(27-Sep-2007)
Things you should know |
Fried Food Compounds May Harm Heart
(27-Sep-2007)
'AGEs' are produced in fatty foods at high heat, experts say |
Scientists Map Intestinal Bug's Genome
(27-Sep-2007)
Giardia is leading cause of parasitic infections in U.S. |
Fried Food Compounds May Harm Heart
(27-Sep-2007)
'AGEs' are produced in fatty foods at high heat, experts say |
Caffeine Plus Acetaminophen Toxic for Some
(26-Sep-2007)
Rat study suggests liver danger, but doses must be very high |
Fruits, Veggies Won't Lower Colon Cancer Risk
(26-Sep-2007)
Study finds no link, but these foods do fight other health woes, experts say |
Health Tip: Wash Fruits and Vegetables
(26-Sep-2007)
Eliminate bacteria and pesticides
|
Fruits, Veggies Won't Lower Colon Cancer Risk
(26-Sep-2007)
Study finds no link, but these foods do fight other health woes, experts say |
Health Tip: Finding Fiber in Your Diet
(25-Sep-2007)
Foods that are fiber-rich |
Junk Food, TV Driving Kids to Obesity
(25-Sep-2007)
Studies find it's tougher than ever for youngsters to stay healthy
|
Health Tip: Finding Fiber in Your Diet
(25-Sep-2007)
Foods that are fiber-rich |
Omega-3s Guard Against Type 1 Diabetes
(25-Sep-2007)
High-risk kids who ate more fatty acids were less likely to develop diabetes, study says
|
Regular Eye Screens Spot Diabetic Vision Trouble
(25-Sep-2007)
Chronic high blood sugar is leading cause of adult-onset blindness, experts note |
Junk Food, TV Driving Kids to Obesity
(25-Sep-2007)
Studies find it's tougher than ever for youngsters to stay healthy
|
Scientists Serve Up Better Fish Batter
(24-Sep-2007)
They say they've lowered the fat, kept the crispiness |
Take Care of Your Heart Before and After Problems
(24-Sep-2007)
Healthy blood pressure and weight can help avoid heart failure; rehab can aid recovery |
No Link Between Anti-Nausea Drug, Heart Trouble
(24-Sep-2007)
Current warning for droperidol unwarranted, study suggests |
Scientists Serve Up Better Fish Batter
(24-Sep-2007)
They say they've lowered the fat, kept the crispiness |
Take Care of Your Heart Before and After Problems
(24-Sep-2007)
Healthy blood pressure and weight can help avoid heart failure; rehab can aid recovery |
Scientists Serve Up Better Fish Batter
(24-Sep-2007)
They say they've lowered the fat, kept the crispiness |
More Prostate Cancers Might Be Prevented
(24-Sep-2007)
New data should help reduce incidence of low-grade tumors, experts say |
Diet Change Can Curb Fatty Liver Disease
(21-Sep-2007)
Switching to low-glycemic carbs prevents the lethal illness, study finds |
Restroom Study Finds Hand Washing on the Decline
(21-Sep-2007)
Men much less like to clean up than women, U.S. researchers note |
Diet Change Can Curb Fatty Liver Disease
(21-Sep-2007)
Switching to low-glycemic carbs prevents the lethal illness, study finds |
No Clear Winner in Diabetes Treatment Trial
(21-Sep-2007)
Patient needs may dictate which combo of drugs plus insulin works best, researchers say |
Support System Leads to Better Diet, Nutrition
(20-Sep-2007)
Women who got phone counseling ate more veggies and fiber, less fat, study found |
Americans Confused About FDA and Drug Safety
(20-Sep-2007)
Poll finds many mistrust the job the agency is doing |
Support System Leads to Better Diet, Nutrition
(20-Sep-2007)
Women who got phone counseling ate more veggies and fiber, less fat, study found |
Childhood Obesity Epidemic a Long-Term Challenge
(20-Sep-2007)
It may take decades to reverse the health threats, experts say |
Nasal Flu Vaccine Approved for Children Ages 2-5
(19-Sep-2007)
FluMist already sanctioned for older kids and adults
|
Obesity Won't Affect Seniors' Memory
(19-Sep-2007)
It is tied to increased Alzheimer's risk, however, researchers say |
Genetic Test Approved for Sensitivity to Blood Thinner
(18-Sep-2007)
Some people who take Coumadin at higher risk of bleeding |
New Test Screens for Bacteria in Blood Platelets
(18-Sep-2007)
Should benefit patients in need of transfusions |
Health Tip: Plan Healthy Family Meals
(17-Sep-2007)
Teach good eating habits early |
The Nutrition-Conscious Take a Bite Out of Fast Food
(17-Sep-2007)
Menus are changing nationwide as customer, regulatory pressures mount |
The Nutrition-Conscious Take a Bite Out of Fast Food
(17-Sep-2007)
Menus are changing nationwide as customer, regulatory pressures mount |
Aerobic, Weight Training Combo Best Against Diabetes
(17-Sep-2007)
Exercise is always good, but combining two approaches brings better results, study finds |
The Nutrition-Conscious Take a Bite Out of Fast Food
(17-Sep-2007)
Menus are changing nationwide as customer, regulatory pressures mount |
Osteoporosis Drug Evista Approved to Cut Risk of Breast Cancer
(14-Sep-2007)
Among postmenopausal women |
Health Tip: Do's and Don'ts While Breastfeeding
(14-Sep-2007)
What new moms eat is still important |
Non-Stick Gum Something to Chew On
(14-Sep-2007)
Inventors say product dissolves naturally |
Tomato Diet Can't Guarantee Prostate Health: Study
(14-Sep-2007)
Lycopene, other nutrients no shield against prostate cancer, researchers say |
Women's Folic Acid Levels Improving
(14-Sep-2007)
That should mean fewer serious birth defects, U.S. experts say |
Women's Folic Acid Levels Improving
(14-Sep-2007)
That should mean fewer serious birth defects, U.S. experts say |
Screening Proposed for Childhood Cholesterol Levels
(13-Sep-2007)
Treatment would reduce risk of genetic condition that can lead to early death |
Stopping Tysabri May Worsen MS
(13-Sep-2007)
Small study finds increase in disease-linked brain lesions |
Family Dinners Shape Healthier Eating Habits
(12-Sep-2007)
Routine helps teens make better food choices as adults, study finds |
Family Dinners Shape Healthier Eating Habits
(12-Sep-2007)
Routine helps teens make better food choices as adults, study finds |
Veggies Might Ward Off Age-Linked Vision Woes
(12-Sep-2007)
Two nutrients protect against macular degeneration, study finds |
Family Dinners Shape Healthier Eating Habits
(12-Sep-2007)
Routine helps teens make better food choices as adults, study finds |
Being Overweight is Hard on the Heart
(12-Sep-2007)
It raises risks even if blood pressure, cholesterol factored out, study finds |
Weight Gain May Spell Trouble for Heart Failure Patients
(11-Sep-2007)
It typically precedes their hospitalization, study finds |
Diabetes Drug Avandia Boosts Heart Risks: Study
(11-Sep-2007)
Another study finds a similar drug, Actos, may be a better choice, researchers say |
Weight Gain May Spell Trouble for Heart Failure Patients
(11-Sep-2007)
It typically precedes their hospitalization, study finds |
Bypass 'Off-Pump' Boosts Women's Outcomes
(11-Sep-2007)
And another study suggests vitamin E protects their hearts |
Experts Sort Out Good Fats From Bad
(10-Sep-2007)
New guide helps consumers make healthier food choices |
Injuries, Deaths Tied to Consumer Drugs Rise Sharply
(10-Sep-2007)
'Adverse events' more than doubled between 1998 and 2005 |
Experts Sort Out Good Fats From Bad
(10-Sep-2007)
New guide helps consumers make healthier food choices |
Mediterranean Diet May Boost Alzheimer's Survival
(10-Sep-2007)
Patients eating most greens, grains, olive oil lived 4 years longer, study found |
Vitamin D Supplements May Lengthen Life
(10-Sep-2007)
They could fight cancer, heart disease, researchers say |
Experts Sort Out Good Fats From Bad
(10-Sep-2007)
New guide helps consumers make healthier food choices |
Experts Offer Tips on Lung Cancer Prevention
(10-Sep-2007)
Supplements won't help lower risk, and neither will CT scans, guide says |
Vitamin D Supplements May Lengthen Life
(10-Sep-2007)
They could fight cancer, heart disease, researchers say |
Saturated Fat: Even a Little Splurge May Be Too Much
(09-Sep-2007)
Fatty meal has immediate, negative effect on heart health, research shows |
Saturated Fat: Even a Little Splurge May Be Too Much
(09-Sep-2007)
Fatty meal has immediate, negative effect on heart health, research shows |
Saturated Fat: Even a Little Splurge May Be Too Much
(09-Sep-2007)
Fatty meal has immediate, negative effect on heart health, research shows |
Get Your Fruits & Veggies: CDC
(07-Sep-2007)
Agency is offering a free kit to help families eat healthy |
Cutting Salt Won't Affect Foods' Safety
(06-Sep-2007)
High-sodium processed foods are major contributor to heart trouble, researchers note |
Vitamin C Plus Fat Might Spur Cancer
(06-Sep-2007)
Mixing in the stomach, this combo encourages carcinogens, study suggests |
Food Additives Could Fuel Hyperactivity in Kids
(06-Sep-2007)
Study makes first link between colorings, preservatives and behavioral woes |
Cutting Salt Won't Affect Foods' Safety
(06-Sep-2007)
High-sodium processed foods are major contributor to heart trouble, researchers note |
Vitamin C Plus Fat Might Spur Cancer
(06-Sep-2007)
Mixing in the stomach, this combo encourages carcinogens, study suggests |
Drug, Pacemaker Fight Irregular Heartbeat
(05-Sep-2007)
Studies suggest new weapons against dangerous atrial fibrillation |
First Generic Versions of Coreg Approved
(05-Sep-2007)
Treats high blood pressure and cardiac problems |
First New Smallpox Vaccine Approved Since 1931
(04-Sep-2007)
In case of bioterror attack |
Health Tip: Get Enough Vitamin D
(03-Sep-2007)
Helps the body absorb calcium
|
New Drug Treats Rare Hormonal Disorder
(31-Aug-2007)
Acromegaly causes enlarged features and organs |
Pollen, Fruits, Veggies Help Trigger Oral Allergy Syndrome
(30-Aug-2007)
Cooking foods can reduce or prevent allergic reactions, group suggests |
West Nile Test Screens Donated Blood and Organs
(29-Aug-2007)
Can detect virus before body shows signs of infection |
Blood Clotting Protein Helps Stem Surgical Bleeding
(28-Aug-2007)
Evithrom derived from human blood plasma |
Treating Diabetes During Pregnancy Could Lead to Thinner Kids
(28-Aug-2007)
Increased chances of being overweight, obese by age 7 were virtually erased, study finds |
Study Points to Cause of Vioxx Heart Risk
(27-Aug-2007)
The drug ups levels of a protein linked to clotting, researchers say |
Obesity Rate in U.S. Still Climbing
(27-Aug-2007)
New findings show no state posted a decline in adult rates last year |
Obesity Rate in U.S. Still Climbing
(27-Aug-2007)
New findings show no state posted a decline in adult rates last year |
Obesity Rate in U.S. Still Climbing
(27-Aug-2007)
New findings show no state posted a decline in adult rates last year |
Make a New Assault on Salt
(25-Aug-2007)
Most Americans get far too much than is healthy, experts say |
Make a New Assault on Salt
(25-Aug-2007)
Most Americans get far too much than is healthy, experts say |
Antioxidant Supplements May Raise Women's Skin Cancer Risk
(24-Aug-2007)
Mechanism isn't clear, and new findings don't apply to men |
Obesity Doesn't Always Equal Diabetes
(24-Aug-2007)
Mouse study suggests that where the fat is stored is key |
Antioxidant Supplements May Raise Women's Skin Cancer Risk
(24-Aug-2007)
Mechanism isn't clear, and new findings don't apply to men |
Sugary Sodas High in Diabetes-Linked Compound
(24-Aug-2007)
But experts say more study is needed to confirm any danger |
Fish Oil Might Help Relieve MS
(24-Aug-2007)
Omega-3 fatty acids ease immune dysfunction, study suggests |
Obese Children Miss More School Days
(24-Aug-2007)
Teasing, health woes may contribute, researchers say |
Sugary Sodas High in Diabetes-Linked Compound
(24-Aug-2007)
But experts say more study is needed to confirm any danger |
Heart Attack Boosts Diabetes Risk
(24-Aug-2007)
Each condition encourages the other, study finds |
Obesity Doesn't Always Equal Diabetes
(24-Aug-2007)
Mouse study suggests that where the fat is stored is key |
Health Tip: Dangerous Dieting
(23-Aug-2007)
Fad or quick weight-loss diets can lead to health problems |
Parental Stress Can Keep Kids Obese
(23-Aug-2007)
Helping children slim down may mean helping parents, study finds |
FDA Proposes New Rules for Sunscreens
(23-Aug-2007)
New labeling would indicate UVA protection, not just UVB |
Health Tip: Dangerous Dieting
(23-Aug-2007)
Fad or quick weight-loss diets can lead to health problems |
Parental Stress Can Keep Kids Obese
(23-Aug-2007)
Helping children slim down may mean helping parents, study finds |
Daily Calcium Does Protect Bone
(23-Aug-2007)
Study finds it reduces fracture rate for those over 50 |
Water Picks Up Odor From Plastic Pipes
(23-Aug-2007)
The smell fades with time, study shows |
Weight-Loss Surgeries Extend Lives
(22-Aug-2007)
Studies support expanded use of gastric bypass, banding, experts say |
Weight-Loss Surgeries Extend Lives
(22-Aug-2007)
Studies support expanded use of gastric bypass, banding, experts say |
Weight-Loss Surgeries Extend Lives
(22-Aug-2007)
Studies support expanded use of gastric bypass, banding, experts say |
Weight-Loss Surgeries Extend Lives
(22-Aug-2007)
Studies support expanded use of gastric bypass, banding, experts say |
Cranberry Could Juice Up Ovarian Cancer Treatment
(21-Aug-2007)
In lab experiments, it boosted drugs' killing power 6-fold |
Virus Could Help Drive Obesity
(21-Aug-2007)
Ad-36 bug pushes stem cells to become fat cells, study finds |
Scientists Develop 'Natural' Protection for Stored Foods
(21-Aug-2007)
Biodegradable polymers infused with herbal extracts could extend product shelf life |
Scientists Develop 'Natural' Protection for Stored Foods
(21-Aug-2007)
Biodegradable polymers infused with herbal extracts could extend product shelf life |
Cranberry Could Juice Up Ovarian Cancer Treatment
(21-Aug-2007)
In lab experiments, it boosted drugs' killing power 6-fold |
Acrylamide Won't Raise Breast Cancer Risk
(21-Aug-2007)
Fried, baked food compound poses no threat, major study finds |
Virus Could Help Drive Obesity
(21-Aug-2007)
Ad-36 bug pushes stem cells to become fat cells, study finds |
Doctors Often Miss High Blood Pressure in Kids
(21-Aug-2007)
About three-quarters of cases went unnoticed, study found |
Green Tea May Brew Up Healthier Skin
(20-Aug-2007)
In mouse study, it eased psoriasis as it lowered inflammation |
Handling Stress Properly Increases Good Cholesterol
(20-Aug-2007)
And that can help protect your arteries, study suggests |
Early Weight Loss in Women Linked to Dementia
(20-Aug-2007)
Study finds a connection, but researchers aren't sure why |
Reclast Approved as Once-Yearly Osteoporosis Drug
(20-Aug-2007)
For postmenopausal women |
Green Tea May Brew Up Healthier Skin
(20-Aug-2007)
In mouse study, it eased psoriasis as it lowered inflammation |
Early Weight Loss in Women Linked to Dementia
(20-Aug-2007)
Study finds a connection, but researchers aren't sure why |
Coloring Compound in Fruits, Veggies May Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(19-Aug-2007)
Lab tests show altering anthocyanin molecules could lead to new treatments, study says |
Health Tip: Talking to Your Doctor About How to Lose Weight
(17-Aug-2007)
Suggestions to get you started |
Vision Restoration Therapy Might Improve Sight for Trauma, Stroke Victims
(17-Aug-2007)
In-home computer device shows promise in stimulating affected brain areas, study shows |
Zingo Offers Pain Relief During Child Injections
(17-Aug-2007)
Approved for patients aged 3 to 18 |
Health Tip: Talking to Your Doctor About How to Lose Weight
(17-Aug-2007)
Suggestions to get you started |
FDA to Take Another Look at Cold Remedies for Kids
(16-Aug-2007)
Concerns surface over their use, particularly in children younger than 2 years of age |
FDA to Review Safety of Cold Remedies for Kids
(16-Aug-2007)
Reports of hospitalizations, even deaths, in children younger than 2 |
FDA Updates Prescription Guidelines for Blood Thinner
(16-Aug-2007)
Gene variations dictate how quickly a patient metabolizes warfarin, officials say |
Diet Still Important to Patients on Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs
(16-Aug-2007)
They don't see medications as a license to eat fatty foods, study finds |
Obesity Heightens Kidney Disease Risks
(16-Aug-2007)
It can spur parathyroid disorder and heart woes, study finds |
Healthy Lifestyle Key To Cancer Prevention
(16-Aug-2007)
Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says |
Direct-to-Consumer Drug Ads Booming Despite Criticisms
(15-Aug-2007)
Experts suggest a shutdown on such pitches to the public |
Avandia to Carry Stronger Heart Failure Warning
(15-Aug-2007)
Four other diabetes drugs in same class will also get a 'black box' on label, FDA announces |
Health Tip: Warning Signs of Dehydration
(15-Aug-2007)
Don't ignore these symptoms |
Healthy Diet Guards Against Return of Colon Cancer
(14-Aug-2007)
Patients who ate high-fat foods were three times more likely to see recurrence of disease, study finds |
Guiding Kids to Better Diets Boosts Health
(14-Aug-2007)
Learning about saturated fat improved children's cholesterol, study found |
Guiding Kids to Better Diets Boosts Health
(14-Aug-2007)
Learning about saturated fat improved children's cholesterol, study found |
Healthy Diet Guards Against Return of Colon Cancer
(14-Aug-2007)
Patients who ate high-fat foods were three times more likely to see recurrence of disease, study finds |
Guiding Kids to Better Diets Boosts Health
(14-Aug-2007)
Learning about saturated fat improved children's cholesterol, study found |
Fewer Minority Men Have Undiagnosed Diabetes
(14-Aug-2007)
Education efforts may be working for blacks, Hispanics, U.S. study finds |
Study Details Heart Risks to Diabetics
(14-Aug-2007)
From angina to severe heart attacks, the death rate is higher than for non-diabetics |
Antioxidants No Magic Bullet for Heart Disease in Women
(13-Aug-2007)
No substitute for conventional medicines or a healthy lifestyle, study finds |
Antioxidants No Magic Bullet for Heart Disease in Women
(13-Aug-2007)
No substitute for conventional medicines or a healthy lifestyle, study finds |
Red Meat, Dairy Nutrient May Raise Colon Cancer Risk
(07-Aug-2007)
Choline linked to increased polyp growth in women, study found |
Health Tip: Food Poisoning From Fish
(07-Aug-2007)
Two different types of illness |
Maternal Obesity Heightens Risk of Birth Defects
(07-Aug-2007)
Problems range from heart defects to missing limbs, study finds |
Diabetes Drug Should Stay Despite Heart Risks, U.S. Advisers Say
(31-Jul-2007)
FDA panel says Avandia offers benefits to people with type 2 disease |
Folate Shields Fetus Against Chemical in Plastics
(31-Jul-2007)
The genistein in soy might also minimize BPA's influence on baby, study finds |
Folate Shields Fetus Against Chemical in Plastics
(31-Jul-2007)
The genistein in soy might also minimize BPA's influence on baby, study finds |
Exercise Plus Coffee May Ward Off Skin Cancer
(30-Jul-2007)
Findings come from mouse study, however, and sunscreen is still key, experts say |
Congress Readies Bill to Give FDA Tobacco Oversight
(25-Jul-2007)
Critics and supporters debate the pluses and minuses of the legislation |
Steps Prior to Pregnancy Can Protect Baby
(21-Jul-2007)
Eat right and cut out smoking, drinking to boost fetal health, experts say |
Low-Carb Diets Combat Metabolic Syndrome
(20-Jul-2007)
Researchers find out how the diets seem to reduce appetite, weight |
Low-Carb Diets Combat Metabolic Syndrome
(20-Jul-2007)
Researchers find out how the diets seem to reduce appetite, weight |
Low-Carb Diets Combat Metabolic Syndrome
(20-Jul-2007)
Researchers find out how the diets seem to reduce appetite, weight |
Botulism Linked to Canned Hot Dog Chili Sauce
(19-Jul-2007)
U.S. health officials warn consumers to throw away products |
One Billion People Don't Get Enough Vitamin D
(19-Jul-2007)
Expert suggests recommended daily intake be boosted to help prevent disease |
One Billion People Don't Get Enough Vitamin D
(19-Jul-2007)
Expert suggests recommended daily intake be boosted to help prevent disease |
High Triglyceride Levels Linked to Cardiac Risk
(17-Jul-2007)
Findings could lead to changes in cholesterol testing |
Healthiest Diet Made Little Difference to Breast Cancer Survivors
(17-Jul-2007)
Regimen exceeding national guidelines didn't protect more from recurrence, study finds
|
Healthiest Diet Made Little Difference to Breast Cancer Survivors
(17-Jul-2007)
Regimen exceeding national guidelines didn't protect more from recurrence, study finds
|
Healthiest Diet Made Little Difference to Breast Cancer Survivors
(17-Jul-2007)
Regimen exceeding national guidelines didn't protect more from recurrence, study finds
|
Healthiest Diet Made Little Difference to Breast Cancer Survivors
(17-Jul-2007)
Regimen exceeding national guidelines didn't protect more from recurrence, study finds
|
High Triglyceride Levels Linked to Cardiac Risk
(17-Jul-2007)
Findings could lead to changes in cholesterol testing |
Taking Cancer Drug With Food May Cut Costs
(17-Jul-2007)
Breast cancer patients on Tykerb could save $1,740 per month, experts say |
Artificial Disc Approved to Treat Disc Disease in Neck
(17-Jul-2007)
A major cause of neck and arm pain |
Tonsillectomy Shouldn't Dull Taste: Study
(17-Jul-2007)
Researchers found little effect, although post-op pain might impair sensation |
Healthiest Diet Made Little Difference to Breast Cancer Survivors
(17-Jul-2007)
Regimen exceeding national guidelines didn't protect more from recurrence, study finds
|
New Test Helps Detect Spreading Breast Cancer
(16-Jul-2007)
Assists doctors in deciding appropriate therapy |
Health Tip: Feeding a Child Athlete
(16-Jul-2007)
Make sure the youngster is getting the right foods and liquids |
Move Just a Little, Live Longer
(15-Jul-2007)
You don't have to run marathons to get healthy, experts say |
Pack Health Into Your Summer Holiday
(14-Jul-2007)
A few expert tips can help bring peace of mind |
No Evidence Tomatoes, Lycopene Cut Cancer: FDA
(13-Jul-2007)
The agency lays out details behind its decision to bar health claims |
Congress Moves Closer to Drug-Safety Bill
(13-Jul-2007)
House plan earmarks $400 million in FDA fees to track medicines already on market |
No Evidence Tomatoes, Lycopene Cut Cancer: FDA
(13-Jul-2007)
The agency lays out details behind its decision to bar health claims |
New LASIK Device Treats Differing Vision Problems
(12-Jul-2007)
Performs separate procedures on each eye |
Blood Test Warns of Dangerous 'Deep Belly' Fat
(12-Jul-2007)
This type of fat around organs boosts health risks, researchers say |
Folic Acid Fortification a Success in Canada
(11-Jul-2007)
Decrease in neural tube birth defects even more than seen in the U.S., study finds
|
Health Tip: Choose Your Chocolate Carefully
(11-Jul-2007)
It's not all heart-healthy
|
Folic Acid Fortification a Success in Canada
(11-Jul-2007)
Decrease in neural tube birth defects even more than seen in the U.S., study finds
|
Anti-Obesity Drug Might Also Lower Cholesterol
(11-Jul-2007)
Early study in rats suggests rimonabant works though the liver |
Kids Living Near School Rarely Walk There: Study
(11-Jul-2007)
It's a missed opportunity for fitness, researchers say |
Meats, Sweets May Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(10-Jul-2007)
Chinese women who favored Western fare doubled their odds for malignancy, study showed |
Fruit, Fish Help Teens Fight Asthma
(09-Jul-2007)
The foods contain inflammation-fighting antioxidants, experts say
|
First Skin Patch Sanctioned for Alzheimer's
(09-Jul-2007)
Reduces risk of gastrointestinal side effects |
Fruit, Fish Help Teens Fight Asthma
(09-Jul-2007)
The foods contain inflammation-fighting antioxidants, experts say
|
Selenium Supplements Boost Type 2 Diabetes Risk
(09-Jul-2007)
Chances were 50% higher among those taking 200 micrograms daily, study finds |
Heat-Related Illnesses Take the Fun Out of Sun
(07-Jul-2007)
Using sunscreen, drinking water, covering up are just what the doctor orders |
Heat-Related Illnesses Take the Fun Out of Sun
(07-Jul-2007)
Using sunscreen, drinking water, covering up are just what the doctor orders |
Black, White Women Differ on Dieting
(05-Jul-2007)
Body image worries a stronger motivator for whites, study finds |
Generic Lamisil Approved
(05-Jul-2007)
Treats fungal nail infections, athlete's foot |
Black, White Women Differ on Dieting
(05-Jul-2007)
Body image worries a stronger motivator for whites, study finds |
A Bite of Chocolate a Day May Keep Blood Pressure at Bay
(03-Jul-2007)
Limited amounts of dark chocolate lower blood pressure, German researchers report
|
Men Put Their Health on the Back Burner
(03-Jul-2007)
Survey finds more than a quarter wait 'as long as possible' before seeking help |
Counseling Boosts Weight-Loss Program Success
(03-Jul-2007)
Frequent meetings, cutting calories helps, study finds |
Men Put Their Health on the Back Burner
(03-Jul-2007)
Survey finds more than a quarter wait 'as long as possible' before seeking help |
A Bite of Chocolate a Day May Keep Blood Pressure at Bay
(03-Jul-2007)
Limited amounts of dark chocolate lower blood pressure, German researchers report
|
Men Put Their Health on the Back Burner
(03-Jul-2007)
Survey finds more than a quarter wait 'as long as possible' before seeking help |
Counseling Boosts Weight-Loss Program Success
(03-Jul-2007)
Frequent meetings, cutting calories helps, study finds |
Men Put Their Health on the Back Burner
(03-Jul-2007)
Survey finds more than a quarter wait 'as long as possible' before seeking help |
A Bite of Chocolate a Day May Keep Blood Pressure at Bay
(03-Jul-2007)
Limited amounts of dark chocolate lower blood pressure, German researchers report
|
Health Tip: Picnic Precautions
(02-Jul-2007)
Handle food properly to prevent illness
|
Food Nutrition Labels a Puzzle? Here's Help
(01-Jul-2007)
Experts offer tips to cut through the confusion |
Glucosamine Trials Show Little Benefit Against Arthritis
(30-Jun-2007)
Results vary widely between trials, suggesting industry bias, experts say |
Drinking Water Is Key to Kidney Stone Prevention
(30-Jun-2007)
Expert advises 6 to 8 glasses a day, especially during summer's hotter months |
Some High-Carb Diets May Boost Women's Heart Risk
(29-Jun-2007)
Stay away from white breads and processed baked goods, experts advise |
Some High-Carb Diets May Boost Women's Heart Risk
(29-Jun-2007)
Stay away from white breads and processed baked goods, experts advise |
It's Never Too Late to Get Healthy
(28-Jun-2007)
Even starting in middle age reduces risk of heart disease and death, study shows |
It's Never Too Late to Get Healthy
(28-Jun-2007)
Even starting in middle age reduces risk of heart disease and death, study shows |
It's Never Too Late to Get Healthy
(28-Jun-2007)
Even starting in middle age reduces risk of heart disease and death, study shows |
FDA Halts Imports of Farmed Fish From China
(28-Jun-2007)
Products will be detained until proven free of contaminants, U.S. officials say |
FDA Halts Imports of Farmed Fish From China
(28-Jun-2007)
Products will be detained until proven free of contaminants, U.S. officials say |
School Nurses Key to Preventing Heart Disease
(28-Jun-2007)
They can help set kids on path to cardiovascular health, heart experts say |
Health Tip: Getting Antioxidants
(27-Jun-2007)
Where to find them |
Permanent Makeup Isn't Always Pretty
(27-Jun-2007)
Adverse reactions can be unsightly and long-lasting, study finds
|
Health Tip: Getting Antioxidants
(27-Jun-2007)
Where to find them |
Portion-Control Dishware Helps Obese Diabetics Lose Weight
(26-Jun-2007)
Marked up plates and bowls led to 5% weight loss and cut need for medication |
Portion-Control Dishware Helps Obese Diabetics Lose Weight
(26-Jun-2007)
Marked up plates and bowls led to 5% weight loss and cut need for medication |
Portion-Control Dishware Helps Obese Diabetics Lose Weight
(26-Jun-2007)
Marked up plates and bowls led to 5% weight loss and cut need for medication |
Portion-Control Dishware Helps Obese Diabetics Lose Weight
(26-Jun-2007)
Marked up plates and bowls led to 5% weight loss and cut need for medication |
Rise in Child Chronic Illness Could Swamp Health Care
(26-Jun-2007)
Diabetes, asthma will follow American kids as they age, experts warn |
Gila Monster Spit Could Be a Weight-Loss Hit
(25-Jun-2007)
Chemical in lizard's saliva helps diabetics drop pounds, study finds |
Sugary Drinks Fattening Up Preschoolers
(25-Jun-2007)
Fruit-flavored drinks, sodas between meals are a big culprit, study finds |
Gila Monster Spit Could Be a Weight-Loss Hit
(25-Jun-2007)
Chemical in lizard's saliva helps diabetics drop pounds, study finds |
Sugary Drinks Fattening Up Preschoolers
(25-Jun-2007)
Fruit-flavored drinks, sodas between meals are a big culprit, study finds |
Body Fat Might Be Healthy for Type 1 Diabetics
(24-Jun-2007)
The finding is no reason for them to become obese, however, researchers add |
U.S. Predicts Diabetes Epidemic to Go On Unchecked
(24-Jun-2007)
As cases increase, so will accompanying health problems, experts predict |
Fructose-Sweetened Drinks Tougher on Arteries
(23-Jun-2007)
Switching to beverages with glucose might be preferable, experts say |
Fructose-Sweetened Drinks Tougher on Arteries
(23-Jun-2007)
Switching to beverages with glucose might be preferable, experts say |
Candy Cigarettes May Lead to the Real Thing
(22-Jun-2007)
Adult smokers much more likely to have played with them as kids, study finds |
FDA Issues New Dietary Supplement Safety Rules
(22-Jun-2007)
They're meant to keep products contaminant-free, but critics say more oversight is needed |
Standard Vitamin A Dose Best for African Children
(22-Jun-2007)
Study refutes calls to double the dosage now given in developing world |
FDA Issues New Dietary Supplement Safety Rules
(22-Jun-2007)
They're meant to keep products contaminant-free, but critics say more oversight is needed |
Computerized Medication Box Approved
(21-Jun-2007)
EMMA system helps caregivers and patients avoid dosing errors |
1st U.S. Drug Approved for Fibromyalgia
(21-Jun-2007)
Millions have the painful condition
|
Fish Oil Might Slow Prostate Cancer
(21-Jun-2007)
Early study with mice suggests a potentially beneficial effect |
Study Probes Whether Diet Can Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(20-Jun-2007)
Trial to compare Mediterranean diet with U.S. Healthy People 2010 guidelines |
Study Probes Whether Diet Can Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(20-Jun-2007)
Trial to compare Mediterranean diet with U.S. Healthy People 2010 guidelines |
Obesity Cuts Risk of Dying After Heart Attack
(20-Jun-2007)
But being overweight boosts odds for an attack in the first place, experts warn |
Coffee Protects Against Blinding Eyelid Disorder
(19-Jun-2007)
Caffeine may limit the problem in the same way it eases Parkinson's, experts say |
Immune System Protein Tied to Weight Loss
(19-Jun-2007)
Mice without interleukin-18 quickly got fat, study found |
Immune System Protein Tied to Weight Loss
(19-Jun-2007)
Mice without interleukin-18 quickly got fat, study found |
Letairis Treats Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
(18-Jun-2007)
High blood pressure in the lung arteries |
Soy Compound Helps Build Bone: Study
(18-Jun-2007)
But one expert says the jury's still out on genistein for older women |
Bariatric Surgery Safe for Many Older Patients
(18-Jun-2007)
Study finds no difference in post-op complications or death based on age, Medicare status |
Pre-Diabetic Changes Double Heart Disease Risk
(18-Jun-2007)
These early blood sugar trends can be lethal, study finds |
FDA Shouldn't Approve Diet Drug, Panel Says
(14-Jun-2007)
Concern about suicidal thoughts cited by agency advisers |
FDA Shouldn't Approve Diet Drug, Panel Says
(14-Jun-2007)
Concern about suicidal thoughts cited by agency advisers |
FDA Shouldn't Approve Diet Drug, Panel Says
(14-Jun-2007)
Concern about suicidal thoughts cited by agency advisers |
Drunkenness Comes Faster After Gastric Surgery
(14-Jun-2007)
Oprah show revelations sparked a study into the phenomenon |
Vitamin A Compound Could Fight Rheumatoid Arthritis
(14-Jun-2007)
Mouse study shows retinoic acid can ease inflammation |
Docs Should Tackle Patients' Problem Behaviors All at Once: Study
(13-Jun-2007)
Issues like smoking, bad diets were better overcome that way, researchers say |
Docs Should Tackle Patients' Problem Behaviors All at Once: Study
(13-Jun-2007)
Issues like smoking, bad diets were better overcome that way, researchers say |
Docs Should Tackle Patients' Problem Behaviors All at Once: Study
(13-Jun-2007)
Issues like smoking, bad diets were better overcome that way, researchers say |
FDA Steps Up Oversight of Body Parts Companies
(12-Jun-2007)
Inspections said to show no risk to transplant patients from tissue taken from cadavers |
Heart Disease a Risk Factor for Alzheimer's
(11-Jun-2007)
Patients treated for vascular trouble had better cognition, study found |
Diabetes Cuts 8 Years Off Life
(11-Jun-2007)
It boosts heart disease risk as well, new research shows |
Water-Rich, Low-Fat Foods Encourage Weight Loss
(08-Jun-2007)
Fruits, veggies, grains curb appetite, help shed pounds, study finds |
U.S. Study Pits an Omega-3 Against Alzheimer's
(08-Jun-2007)
18-month trial will test docosahexaenoic acid's ability to slow disease |
Water-Rich, Low-Fat Foods Encourage Weight Loss
(08-Jun-2007)
Fruits, veggies, grains curb appetite, help shed pounds, study finds |
Vitamin D Cuts Cancer Risk: Study
(08-Jun-2007)
Women who took nearly three times the recommended amount reduced risk by 60 percent |
Water-Rich, Low-Fat Foods Encourage Weight Loss
(08-Jun-2007)
Fruits, veggies, grains curb appetite, help shed pounds, study finds |
Vitamin D Cuts Cancer Risk: Study
(08-Jun-2007)
Women who took nearly three times the recommended amount reduced risk by 60 percent |
Study Suggests Keys to Weight Control
(06-Jun-2007)
Successful 'losers' stay active, minimize 'screen time' at computers and TV |
Study Suggests Keys to Weight Control
(06-Jun-2007)
Successful 'losers' stay active, minimize 'screen time' at computers and TV |
Drop in Cardiac Deaths Tied to Better Treatments, Lifestyles
(06-Jun-2007)
But rising obesity and diabetes rates could offset those gains, study finds
|
Study Suggests Keys to Weight Control
(06-Jun-2007)
Successful 'losers' stay active, minimize 'screen time' at computers and TV |
Health Tip: Sensible Ways to Shed Pounds
(05-Jun-2007)
Missing meals is a bad idea, AARP says |
Health Tip: Sensible Ways to Shed Pounds
(05-Jun-2007)
Missing meals is a bad idea, AARP says |
Health Tip: Sensible Ways to Shed Pounds
(05-Jun-2007)
Missing meals is a bad idea, AARP says |
Folic Acid Supplements Don't Reduce High-Risk Colon Cancers
(05-Jun-2007)
Opposite may be true -- extra folate may increase risk of the disease, study finds
|
Sensor Continuously Monitors Glucose in Diabetics
(04-Jun-2007)
STS-7 system lasts up to 7 days |
Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Lower Blood Pressure
(04-Jun-2007)
The nutrients are found in certain fish, nuts, seeds and vegetable oils |
Healthy Diet, Exercise Might Lower Chances of Cancer's Return
(03-Jun-2007)
The former fought colon cancer recurrence, the latter lowered insulin levels in breast cancer survivors |
Healthy Diet, Exercise Might Lower Chances of Cancer's Return
(03-Jun-2007)
The former fought colon cancer recurrence, the latter lowered insulin levels in breast cancer survivors |
Ginseng, Flaxseed May Help Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2007)
But another study dampens enthusiasm for the use of shark cartilage against lung tumors |
FDA Bans Toothpaste From China
(01-Jun-2007)
Agency warns consumers that the products contain a dangerous chemical used in antifreeze and as a solvent
|
Folic Acid Supplements Cut Stroke Risk
(01-Jun-2007)
Their effect on other heart outcomes is less clear, study finds |
Folic Acid Supplements Cut Stroke Risk
(01-Jun-2007)
Their effect on other heart outcomes is less clear, study finds |
Soy Nuts Lower Blood Pressure in Postmenopausal Women
(31-May-2007)
Adding half a cup to daily diet also cut 'bad' cholesterol, study finds |
Soy Nuts Lower Blood Pressure in Postmenopausal Women
(31-May-2007)
Adding half a cup to daily diet also cut 'bad' cholesterol, study finds |
FDA Recalls Animal Feed Tainted With Melamine From U.S. Supplier
(30-May-2007)
Health risk to the consumer remains extremely low, officials say |
New Relief for Allergies and Hives
(29-May-2007)
Xyzal is a once-daily antihistamine |
Vitamin D, Calcium Might Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(29-May-2007)
But it's too early to recommend supplements, one expert says |
Vitamin D, Calcium Might Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(29-May-2007)
But it's too early to recommend supplements, one expert says |
Study to Assess Weight Loss Surgery for Teens
(28-May-2007)
NIH to determine if surgical option is appropriate for overweight youngsters |
Study to Assess Weight Loss Surgery for Teens
(28-May-2007)
NIH to determine if surgical option is appropriate for overweight youngsters |
Tips to Keeping the Barbecue Cancer-Free
(26-May-2007)
Marinating, precooking can deny tumor-causing compounds a plate at the table |
Tips to Keeping the Barbecue Cancer-Free
(26-May-2007)
Marinating, precooking can deny tumor-causing compounds a plate at the table |
Nursing Homes Need Better Diabetes Care
(25-May-2007)
Study urges new protocols for monitoring patients' blood sugar, cardio risk factors |
Doctors Not Ready to Abandon Diabetes Drug
(25-May-2007)
Study that links Avandia to heart attacks needs further exploration, experts say |
FDA to Stop Sales of Unapproved Timed-Release Cold Medications
(25-May-2007)
The drugs in question contain guaifenesin, an expectorant |
Large Jolts of Java Can Keep Gout at Bay
(25-May-2007)
Coffee lovers who drank more than four cups a day had a 40% lower risk of the inflammatory condition |
Type 2 Diabetes Takes Toll on Teens
(25-May-2007)
Doctors need to use more aggressive measures to treat, prevent disease, experts say |
FDA Should Regulate Tobacco: Report
(24-May-2007)
U.S. Institute of Medicine panel calls for tough new policies against smoking |
New Treatment for Common Genital Infection
(24-May-2007)
Affects nearly one-third of U.S. women
|
Vitamin A Lotion May Be Wrinkle-Fighter
(24-May-2007)
Skin-building compounds enhanced by retinol use in weekly treatments, study says |
FDA Approves 'No-Period' Contraceptive Pill
(23-May-2007)
Lybrel may become popular with younger women, expert says |
Salty Diet May Raise Ulcer Risk
(23-May-2007)
Culprit bacteria prefer saline environment, study finds |
Asthma Takes Tougher Toll on the Obese
(23-May-2007)
They're 52% more likely to have serious, ongoing symptoms, study finds |
Keeping Weight Off in Youth Pays Off in Old Age
(22-May-2007)
Elderly fared better if they'd been trim at 25, 50 years of age, study found |
New Yorkers Get a Sneak Peek at alli®
(22-May-2007)
Weight-loss drug works only if diet and exercise part of the program, maker says |
New Yorkers Get a Sneak Peek at alli®
(22-May-2007)
Weight-loss drug works only if diet and exercise part of the program, maker says |
New Yorkers Get a Sneak Peek at alli®
(22-May-2007)
Weight-loss drug works only if diet and exercise part of the program, maker says |
Keeping Weight Off in Youth Pays Off in Old Age
(22-May-2007)
Elderly fared better if they'd been trim at 25, 50 years of age, study found |
Health Tip: The Benefits of a Multivitamin
(22-May-2007)
Some people need one more than others |
A Little Soup Can Help You Lose Weight: Study
(21-May-2007)
Other research examines potential treatments for constipation, digestive disorders |
Diabetes Drug Avandia Boosts Heart Attack, Death Risk: Study
(21-May-2007)
FDA expresses caution; manufacturer defends the safety of oral medication for type 2 disease |
Eating Apples, Fish During Pregnancy Protects Kids From Allergies, Asthma
(21-May-2007)
Researchers say first helps against asthma, while second works against eczema |
A Little Soup Can Help You Lose Weight: Study
(21-May-2007)
Other research examines potential treatments for constipation, digestive disorders |
Supplements Don't Cut Lung Cancer Risk: Study
(21-May-2007)
Taking multivitamins, C, E or folate conferred no statistically significant benefit |
Supplements Don't Cut Lung Cancer Risk: Study
(21-May-2007)
Taking multivitamins, C, E or folate conferred no statistically significant benefit |
Green Tea May Offer Protection From Bladder Inflammation
(20-May-2007)
Herbal agents used were at levels found in normal dietary intake, study says |
Many With High Blood Pressure Shun Heart-Healthy Diet
(20-May-2007)
More people might comply if nutritious foods were cheaper, one expert says |
Experts Debate Giving HPV Vaccine to Boys
(18-May-2007)
Spread of the virus linked to cervical cancer can harm them, too |
Blood Thinner's Approval Expanded to Include Most Severe Heart Attack
(18-May-2007)
Lovenox shown to reduce recurrent attacks and death
|
When Produce Is Homegrown, Kids Eat Better
(18-May-2007)
Children develop taste for fruits, veggies straight from the garden, study finds |
Many Americans Confused About Cancer: Survey
(17-May-2007)
1 in 4 think there's not much you can do to prevent it |
Tomatoes No Magic Bullet For Prostate Cancer
(17-May-2007)
Lycopene and beta-carotene won't prevent the disease, study finds |
Fish Fed Tainted Food Test Negative for Melamine
(17-May-2007)
FDA continues to detain vegetable protein shipments from China, officials say |
Severely Obese Women More Likely to Skip Cancer Scans
(17-May-2007)
Many may feel embarrassed at getting weighed or examined, expert says |
'Walk and Work' Station Helps Obese Shed Pounds
(17-May-2007)
Office staff burn off extra calories while working on computers |
Low-Dose CoQ10 Supplements Won't Ease Parkinson's
(16-May-2007)
Widely touted remedy had no impact on symptoms, study finds |
Lifestyle Changes Help Older Women's Hearts After HRT
(16-May-2007)
Exercise, better diet cuts cardiovascular risks, study finds |
Lifestyle Changes Help Older Women's Hearts After HRT
(16-May-2007)
Exercise, better diet cuts cardiovascular risks, study finds |
Calcium Some Help in Preventing Postmenopausal Weight Gain
(16-May-2007)
But the effect is small and no substitute for diet and exercise, study finds
|
Premature Babies Face Future Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure Problems
(16-May-2007)
But the threats can be managed through proper diet and exercise, study says |
Calcium Some Help in Preventing Postmenopausal Weight Gain
(16-May-2007)
But the effect is small and no substitute for diet and exercise, study finds
|
Calcium Some Help in Preventing Postmenopausal Weight Gain
(16-May-2007)
But the effect is small and no substitute for diet and exercise, study finds
|
Heavy Multivitamin Use May Raise Prostate Cancer Risk
(15-May-2007)
Odds rose 32% for men taking more than a pill a day, study found |
Insulin Levels May Dictate Success With a Diet
(15-May-2007)
People who secrete more of the hormone benefit from a lower-carb, higher-fat plan, study finds |
Omega-3, Vitamin D Levels Cut Risk of Eye Disease
(15-May-2007)
They lower odds of age-related macular degeneration, studies find |
Fruit, Vegetable-Rich Diet Halves Lung Disease Risk
(15-May-2007)
But eating right is no green light to smoke, experts say |
Heavy Multivitamin Use May Raise Prostate Cancer Risk
(15-May-2007)
Odds rose 32% for men taking more than a pill a day, study found |
Insulin Levels May Dictate Success With a Diet
(15-May-2007)
People who secrete more of the hormone benefit from a lower-carb, higher-fat plan, study finds |
Hogs That Ate Melamine-Tainted Feed Released to U.S. Market
(15-May-2007)
Animals' meat no threat to humans, FDA says; some chickens, fish still in quarantine |
Insulin Levels May Dictate Success With a Diet
(15-May-2007)
People who secrete more of the hormone benefit from a lower-carb, higher-fat plan, study finds |
Chemical Compounds Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(14-May-2007)
Pollutants, food ingredients, solvents may all cause harm, researchers say |
Diet Rich in Cereal Fibers May Help Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
(14-May-2007)
The nutrient magnesium may also offer protective effects, German study says |
Race Plays Role in Women's Folic Acid Intake
(14-May-2007)
Those of childbearing age risk neural tube defects in babies without it, study says |
Fish Oil-Exercise Combo May Boost Cardio Health
(14-May-2007)
Supplement plus workouts raise good cholesterol levels, study finds |
Diet Rich in Cereal Fibers May Help Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
(14-May-2007)
The nutrient magnesium may also offer protective effects, German study says |
Race Plays Role in Women's Folic Acid Intake
(14-May-2007)
Those of childbearing age risk neural tube defects in babies without it, study says |
New Cholesterol Check Gauges Kids' Heart Risk
(13-May-2007)
But the new tool might be too cumbersome for some doctors, one expert says |
Is 1 Pill Better Than 2 for Heart-Disease Protection?
(11-May-2007)
Single pill could be cheaper and more effective, study says, but one expert questions the finding |
Stenting Abdominal Arteries Relieves 'Intestinal Angina'
(11-May-2007)
Left untreated, the condition can lead to nausea, weight loss |
Stenting Abdominal Arteries Relieves 'Intestinal Angina'
(11-May-2007)
Left untreated, the condition can lead to nausea, weight loss |
Skin Patch Approved for Early Parkinson's
(10-May-2007)
Delivers drug that mimics dopamine |
FDA Panel Urges Stronger Warnings for Anemia Drugs
(10-May-2007)
Prescribing medications in higher doses poses dangers, research has suggested |
Proposal to Give FDA More Muscle Gets Mixed Reviews
(10-May-2007)
Senate bill seeks to improve agency's ability to protect public from dangerous drugs |
Melamine-Tainted Fish Feed Recalled in U.S. and Canada
(10-May-2007)
Many U.S. farms used the product, but it's unclear if contaminated fish was sold, FDA says |
Melamine-Tainted Fish Feed Recalled in U.S. and Canada
(10-May-2007)
Many U.S. farms used the product, but it's unclear if contaminated fish was sold, FDA says |
Cut Your Diet's 'Energy Density' and Lose Weight
(09-May-2007)
Eating more foods such as soups, fruits and vegetables is key, study finds |
First Emergency Facemasks for the Public Cleared
(09-May-2007)
They reduce exposure to airborne germs |
It's What You Eat, Not How, That Counts
(09-May-2007)
Eating slowly in smaller portions may not curb overeating, study finds |
t: Study
(09-May-2007)
But more than half of children drink no juice at all, researchers say |
Cut Your Diet's 'Energy Density' and Lose Weight
(09-May-2007)
Eating more foods such as soups, fruits and vegetables is key, study finds |
It's What You Eat, Not How, That Counts
(09-May-2007)
Eating slowly in smaller portions may not curb overeating, study finds |
t: Study
(09-May-2007)
But more than half of children drink no juice at all, researchers say |
Cut Your Diet's 'Energy Density' and Lose Weight
(09-May-2007)
Eating more foods such as soups, fruits and vegetables is key, study finds |
Drug Safety: There's No Magic Pill, Study Says
(08-May-2007)
For example, daily aspirin's death risk equals that of driving |
Half of Drug-Coated Stents Used Off-Label
(08-May-2007)
But this unapproved use doesn't boost patients' risk, studies conclude |
Health Tip: Drink Lots of Water
(08-May-2007)
Why it's so important
|
Farmed Fish Ate Melamine: FDA
(08-May-2007)
It's not clear how much, if any, contaminated stock made it to stores
|
Pediatricians Not Tracking Kids' BMI
(08-May-2007)
Surveys find most failing to measure patients' body weight |
Pediatricians Not Tracking Kids' BMI
(08-May-2007)
Surveys find most failing to measure patients' body weight |
Pet Food Contaminant Poses Little Risk to Humans: Report
(07-May-2007)
Melamine was in surplus pet foods fed to hogs and chickens |
Dads' Parenting Style Influences Childhood Obesity
(06-May-2007)
Clear limits, parental follow-through can help curb overweight epidemic |
Dramatic Rise in U.S. Kids Hospitalized for Type 2 Diabetes
(05-May-2007)
Study authors lay the blame on the obesity epidemic |
Dieting Usually Healthy for Older Adults: Study
(04-May-2007)
Physical function is unaffected by typical weight loss, researchers say |
Dieting Usually Healthy for Older Adults: Study
(04-May-2007)
Physical function is unaffected by typical weight loss, researchers say |
Dieting Usually Healthy for Older Adults: Study
(04-May-2007)
Physical function is unaffected by typical weight loss, researchers say |
Why Tainted Animal Feed Poses Little Threat to Humans
(04-May-2007)
Differences between species, amounts of melamine consumed are key, experts say |
Pet Food Recall Widens Again on New Threat
(04-May-2007)
Canadian processor concerned about cross-contamination; U.S. health officials say 4,000 dogs and cats may have died, investigation winding down |
Cystic Fibrosis Can Harm Kids' Bones
(04-May-2007)
Other risk factors may aggravate the condition, findings show |
Why Calorie Restriction Might Prolong Life
(02-May-2007)
Study revolves around gene that controls response to dietary restrictions |
Why Calorie Restriction Might Prolong Life
(02-May-2007)
Study revolves around gene that controls response to dietary restrictions |
FDA Looks to Widen Antidepressant Warnings
(02-May-2007)
Potential suicide risk would extend to 24-year-olds |
Why Calorie Restriction Might Prolong Life
(02-May-2007)
Study revolves around gene that controls response to dietary restrictions |
FDA: Millions of Chickens Fed Contaminated Pet Food
(02-May-2007)
3 million broilers already consumed; officials say human health risk low |
Mom Was Right: Eating Soup Cuts Calorie Intake
(01-May-2007)
Study finds a bit of broth can spell bliss for weight-watchers |
No Link Between Autism, Celiac Disease: Study
(01-May-2007)
Findings challenge previous research suggesting food allergy connection |
Mom Was Right: Eating Soup Cuts Calorie Intake
(01-May-2007)
Study finds a bit of broth can spell bliss for weight-watchers |
Mom Was Right: Eating Soup Cuts Calorie Intake
(01-May-2007)
Study finds a bit of broth can spell bliss for weight-watchers |
High Calcium, Vitamin D Intake May Harm Aging Brain
(01-May-2007)
Rising levels were associated with larger brain lesions, study found |
Mom Was Right: Eating Soup Cuts Calorie Intake
(01-May-2007)
Study finds a bit of broth can spell bliss for weight-watchers |
New Drug Counteracts Overeating
(30-Apr-2007)
It revs up metabolism much like exercise, researchers say |
New Treatment for Bleeding Disorder Approved
(30-Apr-2007)
For people having surgery |
Veramyst Treats Seasonal and Year-Round Allergies
(30-Apr-2007)
Nasal spray sanctioned for people two years and older |
Green Tea May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
(30-Apr-2007)
Laboratory study is called preliminary, but promising |
Pistachios May Take Bite Out of Cholesterol
(30-Apr-2007)
They have heart-healthy effects similar to leafy greens, study finds |
U.S. Assures Consumers of Pork Safety in Pet Food Recall
(30-Apr-2007)
Report says Chinese animal food manufacturers routinely add the chemical melamine to products |
Study Outlines Fat Hormone's Role in Breast Cancer
(30-Apr-2007)
Leptin may enhance tumor growth, mouse study shows |
New Drug Counteracts Overeating
(30-Apr-2007)
It revs up metabolism much like exercise, researchers say |
FDA: No Sign of Human Illness from Hogs Exposed to Melamine
(29-Apr-2007)
Agency searches offices of pet food maker as probe into tainted food continues. |
FDA Searches Offices of Pet Food Maker, Supplier
(28-Apr-2007)
Part of continuing probe into chemical contamination that has killed unknown number of animals |
FDA Says No to Vioxx Successor
(27-Apr-2007)
Critics have questioned adequacy of safety trials for Arcoxia |
U.S. Quarantines 6,000 Hogs Fed Tainted Pet Food
(27-Apr-2007)
But some contaminated meat may have entered human food supply, agriculture officials say |
HIV Drugs May Raise Heart Attack Risk
(25-Apr-2007)
But the danger from protease inhibitors remains small, experts say |
Tainted Pet Food Found in Hogs in Several States
(25-Apr-2007)
FDA also testing imported protein supplements, not sure if contaminant has entered human food supply
|
Singulair Approved for Exercise-Induced Asthma
(25-Apr-2007)
In people aged 15 and older |
New U.S. Standards Look to Limit Junk Foods in Schools
(25-Apr-2007)
Guidelines encourage nutritious foods, drinks to help combat obesity epidemic |
Tainted Pet Food Found in Hogs in Several States
(25-Apr-2007)
FDA also testing imported protein supplements, not sure if contaminant has entered human food supply
|
New U.S. Standards Look to Limit Junk Foods in Schools
(25-Apr-2007)
Guidelines encourage nutritious foods, drinks to help combat obesity epidemic |
New U.S. Standards Look to Limit Junk Foods in Schools
(25-Apr-2007)
Guidelines encourage nutritious foods, drinks to help combat obesity epidemic |
Vitamin A May Boost Vaccine Effectiveness in Kids
(25-Apr-2007)
This could greatly benefit children in developing world, researchers say |
FDA Panel Recommends Approval of New AIDS Drug
(24-Apr-2007)
Maraviroc is first of a novel class of HIV medications |
Food Prep May Be as Important as Ingredients Themselves
(24-Apr-2007)
Frying, grilling can boost hazardous inflammatory toxins, scientists say |
TV Food Ads Lead to Weight Gain in Kids: Study
(24-Apr-2007)
Prompted a 134 percent increase in amount of food eaten by obese children |
TV Food Ads Lead to Weight Gain in Kids: Study
(24-Apr-2007)
Prompted a 134 percent increase in amount of food eaten by obese children |
TV Food Ads Lead to Weight Gain in Kids: Study
(24-Apr-2007)
Prompted a 134 percent increase in amount of food eaten by obese children |
Generic Ambien Approved
(23-Apr-2007)
A short-term treatment for insomnia |
Obese File Twice as Many Workers' Comp Claims
(23-Apr-2007)
Overweight takes big toll on employers' bottom line, study shows |
Depression Can Increase Diabetes Risk
(23-Apr-2007)
Poor mood may lead to less exercise, worsening diet, researchers suspect |
Elderly Need to Watch Vitamin D Levels
(23-Apr-2007)
Too little from sun or food could boost risk for disability, study finds |
Campaign Offers Easy Steps to Cutting Diabetes Risk
(22-Apr-2007)
ADA's 'CheckUp America' program launches this week |
New Tainted Ingredient Prompts Widened Pet Food Recall
(20-Apr-2007)
Products imported from China are contaminated with melamine, FDA says |
Unhealthy Young Adults Are Harming Their Hearts
(20-Apr-2007)
Weight gain, hypertension quickly damage arteries, study shows |
Health Tip: Dining While on the Road
(19-Apr-2007)
Good eating habits can travel with you |
Cut Your Salt Use and Cut Your Risk of Heart Disease
(19-Apr-2007)
It can also reduce your chances of dying from cardiovascular disease, study finds |
Cut Your Salt Use and Cut Your Risk of Heart Disease
(19-Apr-2007)
It can also reduce your chances of dying from cardiovascular disease, study finds |
Multiple Sclerosis Drug Combats Vision Loss
(17-Apr-2007)
But doctors must weigh the potential risks of Tysabri, experts say
|
Antidepressants Help More Kids Than They Harm
(17-Apr-2007)
Largest review of its kind finds benefits outweighing risks |
U.S. Approves 1st Bird Flu Vaccine
(17-Apr-2007)
Called an 'interim' measure, it was effective about half the time in trials |
Omega-3 Fatty Acid May Thwart Alzheimer's Disease
(17-Apr-2007)
It's found in fish, eggs, certain meats, among other sources, study says |
Study Links Cured Meats to Lung Disease
(16-Apr-2007)
But more research is needed to prove the association, experts say |
Fruits and Vegetables Fight Off Cancer
(16-Apr-2007)
Three studies suggest that eating well can reduce risk
|
Study Links Cured Meats to Lung Disease
(16-Apr-2007)
But more research is needed to prove the association, experts say |
Can Too Much Weight Cause Ear Infections in Kids?
(16-Apr-2007)
A South Korean study suggests a link, but some U.S. doctors are skeptical |
Rattlesnake Capsules Linked to Salmonella Poisoning
(14-Apr-2007)
Hispanic folk remedy may contain lethal bacteria, expert warns |
Debate Builds Over Drug Companies' Fees to FDA
(13-Apr-2007)
Critics say agency shouldn't take funds from industry it's supposed to police |
Antibiotic Ointment Treats Impetigo
(13-Apr-2007)
Altabax targets skin infection |
Glucose Triggers Brain Damage After Hypoglycemic Coma: Study
(13-Apr-2007)
Work with rats shows damage happened in effort to normalize blood sugar levels |
Some Foods Take Taste Out of Cigarettes
(12-Apr-2007)
Finding could lead to a diet to help smokers quit, researcher says |
More Cat Food Recalled; U.S. Warns Retailers to Pull Products
(12-Apr-2007)
Manufacturer adds Canadian canned food from new plant to its list; FDA says some contaminated foods may still be on store shelves |
Gene Variant Linked to Obesity, Diabetes
(12-Apr-2007)
Finding could lead to new avenues of treatment, researchers say |
Co-Payments Cut Statin Use
(10-Apr-2007)
Discontinuing the cholesterol drugs could lead to higher health-care costs, study says |
Fish Oils Delay Cognitive Decline, Studies Find
(10-Apr-2007)
Omega-3 fatty acids also protected against loss of verbal fluency |
Severely Obese Are Fastest Growing Segment of Overweight Americans
(10-Apr-2007)
Study finds this group grew by 50% from 2000 to 2005 |
Severely Obese Are Fastest Growing Segment of Overweight Americans
(10-Apr-2007)
Study finds this group grew by 50% from 2000 to 2005 |
Dark Chocolate, But Not Tea, Takes a Bite Out of Blood Pressure
(09-Apr-2007)
Variety of studies supports both notions |
Coffee Lovers, Smokers at Lower Parkinson's Risk
(09-Apr-2007)
Family study supports a link, although reasons behind it remain unclear |
TV Diners Miss the Big Health Picture
(09-Apr-2007)
Watching while eating negates potential nutritional benefits, study finds |
Dark Chocolate, But Not Tea, Takes a Bite Out of Blood Pressure
(09-Apr-2007)
Variety of studies supports both notions |
TV Diners Miss the Big Health Picture
(09-Apr-2007)
Watching while eating negates potential nutritional benefits, study finds |
TV Diners Miss the Big Health Picture
(09-Apr-2007)
Watching while eating negates potential nutritional benefits, study finds |
FDA Bans Unapproved Nausea Drugs
(06-Apr-2007)
Suppositories containing trimethobenzamide hydrochloride are ineffective, agency says |
Biologic Drug Approved to Prevent Hepatitis B in Liver Recipients
(06-Apr-2007)
Transplant patients have weakened immune systems |
Mediterranean Diet Protects Kids From Allergies: Study
(05-Apr-2007)
Fruits, vegetables, nuts helped protect against asthma, skin sensitivity |
Mediterranean Diet Protects Kids From Allergies: Study
(05-Apr-2007)
Fruits, vegetables, nuts helped protect against asthma, skin sensitivity |
More Pet Food Recalled
(05-Apr-2007)
20 additional dog and cat products, plus pet treats, join foods with contaminated wheat gluten |
Added Pounds Mean Added Risk for Asthma
(05-Apr-2007)
Overweight, obese individuals had 50% higher odds for the disease, study found |
Health Tip: Good vs. Bad Cholesterol
(04-Apr-2007)
What's the difference? |
Multivitamins Improve Birth Outcomes in Developing World
(04-Apr-2007)
Supplements reduced babies' odds for low birth weight, study found |
Two Medications Treat Migraine Better Than One
(03-Apr-2007)
Sumatriptan-naproxen combo works faster and longer, study finds
|
FDA OKs Combination Diabetes Drug, Maker Says
(02-Apr-2007)
Includes approved drugs Januvia and metformin |
Vitamin K May Help Clear Arteries
(02-Apr-2007)
Animal study finds it reduces buildup of calcium in vessels |
Vitamin K May Help Clear Arteries
(02-Apr-2007)
Animal study finds it reduces buildup of calcium in vessels |
Pet Food Recall Widens After Toxin Found
(01-Apr-2007)
Del Monte adds some of its moist pet food and snacks to a recall list that now includes dry cat food and Alpo dog food |
'Functional Foods': Healthy or Hype?
(01-Apr-2007)
Experts weigh in on gastro-friendly yogurts, vitamin-rich water |
Pet Food Recall Widens After Toxin Found
(01-Apr-2007)
Del Monte adds some of its moist pet food and snacks to a recall list that now includes dry cat food and Alpo dog food |
U.S. Centers to Launch Major Study of Anorexia
(31-Mar-2007)
Developing effective treatments keyed to family support is researchers' goal |
U.S. Centers to Launch Major Study of Anorexia
(31-Mar-2007)
Developing effective treatments keyed to family support is researchers' goal |
Chemical Found in Recalled Pet Food
(30-Mar-2007)
Contaminated wheat gluten may also be in dry food, FDA says |
Constipation Drug Pulled From Market
(30-Mar-2007)
Risk of heart attack, angina, stroke and death from Zelnorm cited as reasons |
Curry Compound May Fight Rare Neurological Illness
(30-Mar-2007)
A chemical cousin of curcumin helped restore motor control in mice with Kennedy's disease , researchers say |
Chemical Found in Recalled Pet Food
(30-Mar-2007)
Contaminated wheat gluten may also be in dry food, FDA says |
Fish Helps Statins Protect the Heart
(30-Mar-2007)
Omega-3 fatty acids are believed to be the key, Japanese study says |
Parkinson's Drug Pergolide Withdrawn Over Heart Concerns
(29-Mar-2007)
Studies linked the medication to leaky heart valves, FDA says |
FDA Panel Backs Prostate Cancer Vaccine
(29-Mar-2007)
Studies show it extends life of patients with metastatic disease by several months |
Diabetes-Parkinson's Link Grows Stronger
(28-Mar-2007)
Overweight diabetics 83% more likely to get the brain disease, study found |
Blueberries May Help Curb Colon Cancer
(27-Mar-2007)
The antioxidant-rich food cut precancerous lesions in rats |
Health Tip: Foods to Avoid During Pregnancy
(27-Mar-2007)
They could harm your developing baby |
Blueberries May Help Curb Colon Cancer
(27-Mar-2007)
The antioxidant-rich food cut precancerous lesions in rats |
High Trans Fat Intake Triples Heart Disease Risk
(27-Mar-2007)
Fast-food component is even more dangerous than suspected, study finds
|
Mother's Beef Consumption May Affect Son's Fertility
(27-Mar-2007)
The more meat eaten, the lower the sperm count, study suggests |
Diabetes, Hypertension Explain Blacks' Higher Risk for Heart Failure
(27-Mar-2007)
Controlling these two factors should lower disease rates, experts say |
High Trans Fat Intake Triples Heart Disease Risk
(27-Mar-2007)
Fast-food component is even more dangerous than suspected, study finds
|
Drugs That Boost HDL Cholesterol Not Ready for Prime Time
(26-Mar-2007)
But researchers say the concept remains valid in fight against heart disease |
Dipstick Test Detects Spoiled Food
(26-Mar-2007)
American research team develops a format that spots bacterial breakdown of food |
More Diabetes, More Heart Disease: Study
(26-Mar-2007)
Two-thirds of diabetics will die from heart attack or stroke, researchers warn |
Dark Chocolate May Lighten the Load on Arteries
(25-Mar-2007)
Flavonoids in the sweet treat can make vessels more flexible, study suggests |
Rat Poison Found in Recalled Pet Food
(24-Mar-2007)
N.Y. testing reveals toxin in samples from massive, nationwide recall; manufacturer doesn't know how it got there |
Genetically Modified Foods: Boon or Boondoggle?
(23-Mar-2007)
U.S. regulators say they're safe, but critics aren't convinced |
Source of 2006 Spinach E. coli Outbreak a Mystery: FDA
(23-Mar-2007)
Contamination began on a California field but exact cause is unknown, study concludes |
Source of 2006 Spinach E. coli Outbreak a Mystery: FDA
(23-Mar-2007)
Contamination began on a California field but exact cause is unknown, study concludes |
Heart Association Backs Statin Use for At-Risk Kids
(22-Mar-2007)
Those with family history of heart disease, diabetes could benefit from cholesterol drug therapy, revised guidelines now say. |
Clinical Trial to Examine Creatine as Parkinson's Treatment
(22-Mar-2007)
Substance may act as antioxidant, preventing damage to brain cells |
FDA Proposal Toughens Membership Requirements on Advisory Panels
(21-Mar-2007)
New limit on financial ties would reduce potential conflict of interest, agency says |
Pet Death Toll Rises in Tainted Food Recall
(21-Mar-2007)
Canadian manufacturer can't find contamination source in its moist pet food packages; U.S. probe continues |
Activity Levels Key to Childhood Obesity
(21-Mar-2007)
British study shows exercise directly tied to amounts of fat measureable in kids |
Health Tip: Shop Healthy
(20-Mar-2007)
Spend more time in the fruits and veggies aisle |
More Studies Find Americans Aren't Eating Enough Fruits and Veggies
(19-Mar-2007)
And a nutrition gap still exists between blacks and whites |
FDA Investigating Animal Deaths as Pet Food Recall Continues
(19-Mar-2007)
Kidney failure may be linked to gluten in food, experts say |
More Studies Find Americans Aren't Eating Enough Fruits and Veggies
(19-Mar-2007)
And a nutrition gap still exists between blacks and whites |
Obese Men With Prostate Cancer Face Higher Death Risk
(19-Mar-2007)
Study finds 2.6-fold increase in chance of dying compared to normal-weight men |
FDA Approves Swift New Meningitis Test
(16-Mar-2007)
It can spot difference between viral meningitis and bacterial meningitis, which can be fatal |
Rapid Meningitis Test Approved
(16-Mar-2007)
Helps distinguish between viral and bacterial forms |
Zinc Supplements Save Poor Children's Lives
(16-Mar-2007)
Simple intervention stopped pneumonia, diarrhea in African trial |
Americans Not Eating Enough Fruits and Veggies
(15-Mar-2007)
National goals for a healthy diet are still not being met, CDC report shows |
Americans Not Eating Enough Fruits and Veggies
(15-Mar-2007)
National goals for a healthy diet are still not being met, CDC report shows |
Americans Not Eating Enough Fruits and Veggies
(15-Mar-2007)
National goals for a healthy diet are still not being met, CDC report shows |
Americans Not Eating Enough Fruits and Veggies
(15-Mar-2007)
National goals for a healthy diet are still not being met, CDC report shows |
Americans Not Eating Enough Fruits and Veggies
(15-Mar-2007)
National goals for a healthy diet are still not being met, CDC report shows |
Obesity's Ties to Heart Disease Still Unclear
(15-Mar-2007)
More research is needed, experts say, especially when it comes to gender differences |
Are Common Chemicals Feeding Obesity Epidemic?
(15-Mar-2007)
Study suggests exposure to phthalates linked to abdominal fat, insulin resistance in men |
Grocery Lists Don't Guarantee Healthy Choices
(14-Mar-2007)
Fat, sugary food selections can sneak in unless you check yourself, study finds |
FDA Strengthens Warnings on Sleeping Pills
(14-Mar-2007)
Labels must list side effects such as sleep-driving and allergic reactions |
Health Tip: Prevent Obesity in Your Child
(14-Mar-2007)
Suggestions to keep him healthy |
Health Tip: Avoid Fad Diets
(13-Mar-2007)
They can be unhealthy, and sometimes downright dangerous |
Antibiotic Resistance in Poultry Not Tied to Farms
(13-Mar-2007)
It's a case of the egg coming before the chicken, study says |
Tykerb Approved for Advanced Breast Cancer
(13-Mar-2007)
When other therapies haven't succeeded |
FDA OKs New Drug for Advanced Breast Cancer
(13-Mar-2007)
Tykerb delayed illness progression in those with advanced HER2 disease |
FDA OKs Glucose-Monitoring Device for Children
(13-Mar-2007)
The product offers 'real time' readout on blood-sugar levels |
Health Tip: Avoid Fad Diets
(13-Mar-2007)
They can be unhealthy, and sometimes downright dangerous |
Antibiotic Resistance in Poultry Not Tied to Farms
(13-Mar-2007)
It's a case of the egg coming before the chicken, study says |
Obese More Likely to Be Kept in the Hospital After Stroke
(13-Mar-2007)
Study suggests they suffer more from these attacks than leaner patients |
FDA OKs Glucose-Monitoring Device for Children
(12-Mar-2007)
The product offers 'real time' readout on blood-sugar levels |
Heart Disease Lower in Children of Parents Who Live to 85
(12-Mar-2007)
But genes are no substitute for a healthy lifestyle, one expert says |
FDA Announces New Safety Guidelines for Fresh-Cut Produce
(12-Mar-2007)
Goal is to reduce food-borne illnesses from bacterial contamination |
Weight-Loss Surgery Caution: Take Your Vitamins
(12-Mar-2007)
Post-op thiamine deficiency can trigger rare but serious brain condition, experts warn |
Weight-Loss Surgery Caution: Take Your Vitamins
(12-Mar-2007)
Post-op thiamine deficiency can trigger rare but serious brain condition, experts warn |
FDA Tightens Warnings on Anemia Drugs
(09-Mar-2007)
Higher-than-recommended doses can be fatal to kidney, cancer patients
|
Health Tip: Eating While on the Road
(09-Mar-2007)
Don't leave healthy eating habits home |
Stress, Obesity Taking Toll on Latin Americans' Health
(08-Mar-2007)
Changes in diet, society are boosting heart disease risk, study finds |
Most American Seniors Live With Chronic Disease
(08-Mar-2007)
More needs to be done to encourage exercise, healthy eating, CDC report says |
Resistance to Hormone Leptin Called Key to Obesity
(07-Mar-2007)
Study with mice could pave way to new drug therapies, researchers say |
Lipitor Approved for Additional Uses
(07-Mar-2007)
To reduce risks of heart attack and stroke |
Folate-Rich 'Super Tomato' Could Cut Birth Defects
(07-Mar-2007)
Gene technology could be used in rice, other staples in developing world |
Dietary Copper May Ease Cardiovascular Disease
(07-Mar-2007)
Supplements reversed enlarged hearts in mice, but method remains controversial |
Resistance to Hormone Leptin Called Key to Obesity
(07-Mar-2007)
Study with mice could pave way to new drug therapies, researchers say |
Folate-Rich 'Super Tomato' Could Cut Birth Defects
(07-Mar-2007)
Gene technology could be used in rice, other staples in developing world |
Dietary Copper May Ease Cardiovascular Disease
(07-Mar-2007)
Supplements reversed enlarged hearts in mice, but method remains controversial |
Atkins Pounds Other Popular Diets in U.S. Test
(06-Mar-2007)
But yearlong study can't predict high-fat plan's long-term safety, experts warn |
Atkins Pounds Other Popular Diets in U.S. Test
(06-Mar-2007)
But yearlong study can't predict high-fat plan's long-term safety, experts warn |
Atkins Pounds Other Popular Diets in U.S. Test
(06-Mar-2007)
But yearlong study can't predict high-fat plan's long-term safety, experts warn |
Atkins Pounds Other Popular Diets in U.S. Test
(06-Mar-2007)
But yearlong study can't predict high-fat plan's long-term safety, experts warn |
FDA Should Release More Drug Safety Data: Experts
(06-Mar-2007)
But pharmaceutical companies say openness would hurt competitiveness |
First Hypertension Drug to Inhibit Kidney Enzyme Approved
(06-Mar-2007)
Tekturna fights high blood pressure at earlier stages |
More Teens Are Undergoing Obesity Surgery
(06-Mar-2007)
The numbers are still small, but experts say the procedure can be beneficial |
Atkins Pounds Other Popular Diets in U.S. Test
(06-Mar-2007)
But yearlong study can't predict high-fat plan's long-term safety, experts warn |
Depression Worsens Outcomes for Heart Failure Patients
(05-Mar-2007)
Study finds that those depressed are 50% more likely to die or be hospitalized for the condition |
Obesity May Trigger Earlier Puberty for Girls
(05-Mar-2007)
Breast development at 9 linked to weight gain in younger years, study finds |
Depression Worsens Outcomes for Heart Failure Patients
(05-Mar-2007)
Study finds that those depressed are 50% more likely to die or be hospitalized for the condition |
Obesity May Trigger Earlier Puberty for Girls
(05-Mar-2007)
Breast development at 9 linked to weight gain in younger years, study finds |
Tea Antioxidant Plus Celebrex May Fight Prostate Cancer
(02-Mar-2007)
Combo slows tumor growth, animal study shows |
Whole-Grain Cereals Cut Heart Risks: Study
(02-Mar-2007)
High-fiber breakfast not just for kids anymore, researchers say |
FDA to Review Cold Remedies for Kids
(02-Mar-2007)
Some doctors say the drugs can be dangerous, particularly for the very young |
Whole-Grain Cereals Cut Heart Risks: Study
(02-Mar-2007)
High-fiber breakfast not just for kids anymore, researchers say |
Tea Antioxidant Plus Celebrex May Fight Prostate Cancer
(02-Mar-2007)
Combo slows tumor growth, animal study shows |
Hispanic Women's Hearts at High Risk: Study
(02-Mar-2007)
Contrary to popular wisdom, they develop signs of heart disease earlier than white women |
Drink a Little, Live a Little Longer?
(01-Mar-2007)
Another study suggests that light alcohol intake, especially wine, boosts health |
Drink a Little, Live a Little Longer?
(01-Mar-2007)
Another study suggests that light alcohol intake, especially wine, boosts health |
Do Early Growth Spurts Protect Against Bad Cholesterol?
(01-Mar-2007)
Finding suggests adult heart disease may have roots in childhood |
Cholesterol Management Key for Patients at Risk for Stroke
(01-Mar-2007)
Adhering to guidelines could prevent many attacks, study finds |
Salmonella in Peanut Butter Linked to Processing Plant
(01-Mar-2007)
Finding suggests contamination occurred before product reached consumers, FDA says |
Drink a Little, Live a Little Longer?
(01-Mar-2007)
Another study suggests that light alcohol intake, especially wine, boosts health |
Salmonella in Peanut Butter Linked to Processing Plant
(01-Mar-2007)
Finding suggests contamination occurred before product reached consumers, FDA says |
Salmonella in Peanut Butter Linked to Processing Plant
(01-Mar-2007)
Finding suggests contamination occurred before product reached consumers, FDA says |
Do Early Growth Spurts Protect Against Bad Cholesterol?
(01-Mar-2007)
Finding suggests adult heart disease may have roots in childhood |
Diabetes May Be Even Bigger Threat Than Feared
(01-Mar-2007)
Canadian survey finds 2005 rates surpassed levels predicted for 2030 |
Low-Fat Dairy Foods May Boost Infertility Risk
(28-Feb-2007)
Study at odds with current dietary guidelines recommending three or more daily servings |
First Drug Approved to Prevent Vomiting in Dogs
(28-Feb-2007)
Cerenia helps canines on the go |
Low-Fat Dairy Foods May Boost Infertility Risk
(28-Feb-2007)
Study at odds with current dietary guidelines recommending three or more daily servings |
Too Much TV Bad for Tots' Tummies
(28-Feb-2007)
Study of 3-year-olds found diets got worse as viewing time rose |
Too Much TV Bad for Tots' Tummies
(28-Feb-2007)
Study of 3-year-olds found diets got worse as viewing time rose |
Kids Keep Slimmer When in School
(28-Feb-2007)
It's during summer vacation when many put on too much weight, study finds |
Some Antioxidant Supplements May Raise Death Risk
(27-Feb-2007)
But critics say the review of the data has serious flaws |
Redesigned Baxter Infusion Pump Approved
(27-Feb-2007)
Original pumps seized in 2005 |
U.S. Advisers Endorse Bird Flu Vaccine
(27-Feb-2007)
While it has limited effectiveness, it's better than nothing, FDA told |
Humira Approved for Crohn's Disease
(27-Feb-2007)
An inflammatory bowel condition |
MRI Finds Hidden, High-Risk Fat in Teens
(27-Feb-2007)
More precise estimates of deep fat can help predict their risk for disease |
Black Soya Beans May Help Prevent Weight Gain
(26-Feb-2007)
Rat study suggests they also lower cholesterol, help prevent diabetes |
Vyvanse Approved for ADHD
(26-Feb-2007)
But will get 'black box' warning of possible amphetamine effects |
Black Soya Beans May Help Prevent Weight Gain
(26-Feb-2007)
Rat study suggests they also lower cholesterol, help prevent diabetes |
Study Crushes Garlic's Claim to Lower Cholesterol
(26-Feb-2007)
Neither the fresh or pill-packaged varieties brought LDL levels down |
Black Soya Beans May Help Prevent Weight Gain
(26-Feb-2007)
Rat study suggests they also lower cholesterol, help prevent diabetes |
Why Weight-Loss Efforts Fail
(23-Feb-2007)
Researchers zero in how to succeed the next time
|
U.S. Tests Confirm Salmonella in Peanut Butter
(23-Feb-2007)
Number of sickened now 329 in 41 states, CDC says |
Why Weight-Loss Efforts Fail
(23-Feb-2007)
Researchers zero in how to succeed the next time
|
Why Weight-Loss Efforts Fail
(23-Feb-2007)
Researchers zero in how to succeed the next time
|
A Honey of a Source of Antioxidants
(22-Feb-2007)
Darker varieties, made from 'honeydew' left on plants, may be especially healthy, study finds |
Outside Forces 'Medicalizing' Everyday Problems, Experts Say
(22-Feb-2007)
Drug ads and other factors are having an impact on clinical practice |
A Honey of a Source of Antioxidants
(22-Feb-2007)
Darker varieties, made from 'honeydew' left on plants, may be especially healthy, study finds |
ADHD Drugs Need Better Warnings on Heart, Psychiatric Risks: FDA
(21-Feb-2007)
All meds must now come with patient guideline inserts, agency says |
FDA Mandates Stronger Warning on Asthma Drug Xolair
(21-Feb-2007)
Move points to small risk for life-threatening allergic reaction |
Being Breast-Fed May Be Key to Success
(19-Feb-2007)
Those who were bottle-fed are less upwardly mobile, U.K. study finds |
Cooked Chicken Breasts Join Tainted-Food Recalls
(19-Feb-2007)
Oscar Mayer product contaminated by listeriosis; Salmonella and botulism threats prompt cantaloupe, baby food recalls; peanut butter probe continuing
|
Experts Issue New Heart Disease Guidelines for Women
(19-Feb-2007)
American Heart Association recommendations now focus on a woman's lifetime risk |
'Great American Health Challenge:' Beat Cancer
(17-Feb-2007)
American Cancer Society wants to help you cut your risk for the disease |
Tainted Cantaloupe, Baby Food Recalled
(17-Feb-2007)
Salmonella and botulism threats prompt latest U.S. food scares; peanut butter probe continuing
|
Experts Search for Source of Salmonella-Tainted Peanut Butter
(16-Feb-2007)
Number of those sickened rises to 290 nationwide, CDC says |
Calcium, Vitamin D Supplements Cut Fracture Risk: Study
(16-Feb-2007)
Study of female navy recruits shows benefit from even short-term use |
Eating in Large Groups Boosts Food Intake
(15-Feb-2007)
Study in children finds 'social facilitation' overrides normal appetite |
Stores Pull Peanut Butter After FDA Warns of Salmonella
(15-Feb-2007)
Agency says 288 people in 39 states have been sickened so far |
Fish During Pregnancy Helps Child's Development
(15-Feb-2007)
Study contradicts U.S. government advice on limiting fish intake |
Eating in Large Groups Boosts Food Intake
(15-Feb-2007)
Study in children finds 'social facilitation' overrides normal appetite |
Little Evidence Omega-3 Fights Depression: Study
(14-Feb-2007)
Fish oil may contain toxins, so supplement dose rules should be followed, analysis shows |
First Recombinant DNA-Based Suture Approved
(13-Feb-2007)
Polymer material made from genetically modified bacteria |
FDA Limits Use of Controversial Antibiotic
(12-Feb-2007)
Ketek, which has been linked to liver damage, also gets updated 'black box' warning |
Research Reveals How Antipsychotic Drugs Cause Weight Gain
(12-Feb-2007)
A histamine in many of these meds may be to blame, researchers say |
Vitamin D Studies Show Promise for Reducing Cancers
(12-Feb-2007)
Certain doses of supplements may prevent half of breast, two-thirds of colorectal cases |
Boning Up on Dietary Calcium
(11-Feb-2007)
Here's how to get it and its nutrition 'partner,' vitamin D |
Age Brings More Fat, Less Muscle
(10-Feb-2007)
And all that extra fat can spur disease, researchers say |
FDA OKs 1st Over-the-Counter Weight-Loss Drug
(08-Feb-2007)
Alli only works when used with a diet and exercise program |
FDA OKs 1st Over-the-Counter Weight-Loss Drug
(08-Feb-2007)
Alli only works when used with a diet and exercise program |
FDA OKs 1st Over-the-Counter Weight-Loss Drug
(08-Feb-2007)
Alli only works when used with a diet and exercise program |
Orlistat Approved for Over-the-Counter Sale
(07-Feb-2007)
A lower-dose version of adult weight-loss aid |
Orlistat Approved for Over-the-Counter Sale
(07-Feb-2007)
A lower-dose version of adult weight-loss aid |
Orlistat Approved for Over-the-Counter Sale
(07-Feb-2007)
A lower-dose version of adult weight-loss aid |
Sleep May Help Kids Keep Slim
(07-Feb-2007)
Children who get more rest less prone to weight problems, study finds |
Standard Infertility Treatment Best for Hormone Disorder
(07-Feb-2007)
Clomiphene delivers more pregnancies for women with polycystic ovary syndrome, study finds |
Orlistat Approved for Over-the-Counter Sale
(07-Feb-2007)
A lower-dose version of adult weight-loss aid |
Study Sees Benefits in Boosting Levels of 'Good' Cholesterol
(06-Feb-2007)
Doing so helps reduce plaque in arteries |
Heart Surgery Drug May Boost Death Risk
(06-Feb-2007)
Aprotinin had already been linked to kidney and heart failure, researchers note |
New Test Predicts Chances of Breast Cancer Return
(06-Feb-2007)
Based on a woman's genetic profile |
Some Contraceptives May Cause Blood Clots: Petition
(06-Feb-2007)
Public Citizen wants pills containing the synthetic hormone desogestrel banned |
FDA Approves Gene-Based Breast Cancer Test
(06-Feb-2007)
But questions remain about the exam's accuracy |
Children's Drug Trial Program Gives Boost to Medicine, Profits
(06-Feb-2007)
Federal initiative helps kids by improving drug makers' bottom line, study finds |
Health Tip: Take Prenatal Vitamins
(06-Feb-2007)
Help protect baby from birth defects |
TV Habits Have No Impact on Teen Exercise
(05-Feb-2007)
So programs to get kids more active can't rely on cutting television time, study says |
Alphanate Approved for Clotting Disorder
(02-Feb-2007)
For people with von Willebrand disease who require surgery |
Groundhogs, Other Hibernators, Could Aid Human Health
(02-Feb-2007)
Their organs survive damage similar to heart attack, Alzheimer's, scientists say |
Health Tip: Develop Healthy Eating Habits
(01-Feb-2007)
A few simple changes can make a big difference |
Binge Eating Tops Other Eating Disorders: Survey
(01-Feb-2007)
The compulsive behavior is widespread and helps drive obesity epidemic, experts say |
FDA to Monitor Post-Market Drug Safety
(31-Jan-2007)
Pilot project among proposals agency lays out in response to growing criticism of its operations |
Dieting, Exercise Have Same Effect on Body-Fat Distribution
(30-Jan-2007)
Study contradicts notion that workouts target specific fat deposits |
Dieting, Exercise Have Same Effect on Body-Fat Distribution
(30-Jan-2007)
Study contradicts notion that workouts target specific fat deposits |
Dieting, Exercise Have Same Effect on Body-Fat Distribution
(30-Jan-2007)
Study contradicts notion that workouts target specific fat deposits |
Dieting, Exercise Have Same Effect on Body-Fat Distribution
(30-Jan-2007)
Study contradicts notion that workouts target specific fat deposits |
Ex-NFL Linemen Prone to Heart Disease
(29-Jan-2007)
Excess weight and inactivity are the key reasons, study says |
Study Blasts TV Drug Ads
(29-Jan-2007)
There's too much emotion, not enough information for consumers, experts say |
Health Tip: Is Your Baby Ready for Solid Food?
(29-Jan-2007)
Answer these questions to find out |
A Little Sun Might Shield Against Skin Cancer
(29-Jan-2007)
In moderation, it may mobilize disease-fighting vitamin D, scientists say |
Ex-NFL Linemen Prone to Heart Disease
(29-Jan-2007)
Excess weight and inactivity are the key reasons, study says |
New Food Pyramid Offers Building Blocks to Good Nutrition
(28-Jan-2007)
Americans can better individualize their eating and exercise plans |
U.S. Kids' Health Habits Put Them at Risk
(26-Jan-2007)
Only about 2% meet current guidelines for exercise and diet, study finds |
U.S. Kids' Health Habits Put Them at Risk
(26-Jan-2007)
Only about 2% meet current guidelines for exercise and diet, study finds |
Lap Band Surgery Helps Obese Teens: Study
(26-Jan-2007)
The weight-loss procedure is currently only approved for adults in the U.S. |
U.S. Kids' Health Habits Put Them at Risk
(26-Jan-2007)
Only about 2% meet current guidelines for exercise and diet, study finds |
U.S. Kids' Health Habits Put Them at Risk
(26-Jan-2007)
Only about 2% meet current guidelines for exercise and diet, study finds |
Coffee Shouldn't Boost Preemie Birth Risk: Study
(26-Jan-2007)
Still, experts advise women use caution in not overdoing intake |
Lap Band Surgery Helps Obese Teens: Study
(26-Jan-2007)
The weight-loss procedure is currently only approved for adults in the U.S. |
'Couch Potato' Lifestyle Helps Drive Diabetes
(26-Jan-2007)
Lack of exercise ups the risk for the disease, study finds |
Love Salty Foods? You May Have Been Born With Low Blood Sodium
(24-Jan-2007)
And that might leave you susceptible to weight gain, study suggests |
New Drug Fights Deadly Fungal Infections
(24-Jan-2007)
Noxafil recently gained FDA approval and is already in widespread use |
Love Salty Foods? You May Have Been Born With Low Blood Sodium
(24-Jan-2007)
And that might leave you susceptible to weight gain, study suggests |
Love Salty Foods? You May Have Been Born With Low Blood Sodium
(24-Jan-2007)
And that might leave you susceptible to weight gain, study suggests |
Taking the Hype Out of Hypnotherapy
(23-Jan-2007)
It can ease pain, anxiety and addiction, but beware of false claims |
Metabolic Syndrome Predicts Heart Risk: Study
(23-Jan-2007)
The syndrome includes factors such as obesity and high blood pressure |
Folic Acid Boosts Cognition in Older Adults
(19-Jan-2007)
Study finding is latest word in debate over the nutrient's merits |
Genes May Spur Some Childhood Obesity
(17-Jan-2007)
Mutations change activity of 'fat hormone' leptin, researchers say |
Lialda Approved for Ulcerative Colitis
(17-Jan-2007)
To induce remission of inflammatory bowel disease |
Health Tip: Measuring Waist Circumference
(17-Jan-2007)
It's a good indicator of a healthy body weight |
Genes May Spur Some Childhood Obesity
(17-Jan-2007)
Mutations change activity of 'fat hormone' leptin, researchers say |
South Asians Plagued by Heart-Attack Risk Factors
(16-Jan-2007)
They suffer first attack at 53 years, compared to 58.8 years for westerners |
Tomato-Broccoli Combo May Protect Against Prostate Cancer
(16-Jan-2007)
Study with rats found the foods eaten together led to tumor reduction |
People Make More Food Decisions Than They Think
(14-Jan-2007)
Plate size, packaging influence 'mindless autopilot' of more than 200 choices a day, study says |
People Make More Food Decisions Than They Think
(14-Jan-2007)
Plate size, packaging influence 'mindless autopilot' of more than 200 choices a day, study says |
Health Tip: Don't Miss Breakfast
(13-Jan-2007)
It can actually help you lose weight |
Health Tip: Don't Miss Breakfast
(13-Jan-2007)
It can actually help you lose weight |
Health Tip: Don't Miss Breakfast
(13-Jan-2007)
It can actually help you lose weight |
Low-Income Minorities at Risk for Peripheral Artery Disease
(12-Jan-2007)
Study urges importance of education, screenings to help curb amputations in worst cases |
Low-Income Minorities at Risk for Peripheral Artery Disease
(12-Jan-2007)
Study urges importance of education, screenings to help curb amputations in worst cases |
Inflammatory Genes Linked to Salt-Sensitive Hypertension
(12-Jan-2007)
If sodium handling goes awry, study says blood pressure spike persists long after it should |
Lifestyle Traits Boosts Kids' Weight
(12-Jan-2007)
More TV time, fewer family meals, unsafe neighborhoods cited by study |
U.S. Approves First Drug for Obese Dogs
(11-Jan-2007)
Not a remedy for overweight people, FDA warns |
Refrigerated Version of Inhaled Flu Vaccine Approved
(11-Jan-2007)
Makes it easier to keep FluMist in schools and pharmacies |
FDA Seeks Higher Fees From Drug Industry
(11-Jan-2007)
Says they're needed to improve safety and oversight; critics cite possible conflict of interest |
U.S. Approves First Drug for Obese Dogs
(11-Jan-2007)
Not a remedy for overweight people, FDA warns |
Experimental Drug Tackles Inherited High Cholesterol
(10-Jan-2007)
But study was small and the compound has downsides, experts caution |
FDA Alerts Pharmaceutical Companies to Potentially Faulty Testing
(10-Jan-2007)
Letters sent involve more than 1,100 generic and brand-name drugs |
Milk Blunts Heart Benefits of Tea
(09-Jan-2007)
It wipes out the valuable effects of antioxidants, study finds |
On Nutritious Drink Studies, Consider the Funding Source
(09-Jan-2007)
If industry pays for the research, bias may result, study suggests |
Lifestyle, Genes Join to Boost Risk for Blindness in Elderly
(09-Jan-2007)
Smoking, obesity among modifiable factors linked to age-related macular degeneration |
Folic Acid May Slow Age-Related Hearing Loss
(09-Jan-2007)
However, the benefit seen in a study isn't significant, experts say |
Girls Most Likely to Gain Weight as Pre-Teens
(08-Jan-2007)
Report urges interventions before the age of 9 or 10 |
Girls Most Likely to Gain Weight as Pre-Teens
(08-Jan-2007)
Report urges interventions before the age of 9 or 10 |
Childhood Weight Problems Are Costly
(08-Jan-2007)
Study finds annual health-care costs average $172 more for obese kids |
Girls Most Likely to Gain Weight as Pre-Teens
(08-Jan-2007)
Report urges interventions before the age of 9 or 10 |
Excess Weight Boosts Risk of Death From Prostate Cancer
(08-Jan-2007)
The heavier the man, the greater the threat, study finds |
Childhood Weight Problems Are Costly
(08-Jan-2007)
Study finds annual health-care costs average $172 more for obese kids |
Boost Your Health With Spices
(06-Jan-2007)
Substituting herbs for salts and fats contributes to a better diet, expert says |
Boost Your Health With Spices
(06-Jan-2007)
Substituting herbs for salts and fats contributes to a better diet, expert says |
Boost Your Health With Spices
(06-Jan-2007)
Substituting herbs for salts and fats contributes to a better diet, expert says |
Boost Your Health With Spices
(06-Jan-2007)
Substituting herbs for salts and fats contributes to a better diet, expert says |
Boost Your Health With Spices
(06-Jan-2007)
Substituting herbs for salts and fats contributes to a better diet, expert says |
Boost Your Health With Spices
(06-Jan-2007)
Substituting herbs for salts and fats contributes to a better diet, expert says |
Study Raises Questions About Weight-Loss Drugs
(05-Jan-2007)
It says long-term reviews are needed to assess their benefits and risks |
Got Milk? Yup, and Not a Cow to Be Found
(05-Jan-2007)
Alternative versions can come from soy, rice, even nuts, experts say |
Prenatal Vitamins Linked to Healthier Babies
(05-Jan-2007)
Supplements could save newborn lives in developing countries, researchers say |
Study Raises Questions About Weight-Loss Drugs
(05-Jan-2007)
It says long-term reviews are needed to assess their benefits and risks |
Study Raises Questions About Weight-Loss Drugs
(05-Jan-2007)
It says long-term reviews are needed to assess their benefits and risks |
Discovery Shows How Brain Stimulates Hunger
(03-Jan-2007)
Researchers detail cascade of events that occurs during fasting |
Media Might Fuel Eating Disorders
(02-Jan-2007)
Study found teens who read weight-loss articles more likely to practice unhealthy behaviors |
Media Might Fuel Eating Disorders
(02-Jan-2007)
Study found teens who read weight-loss articles more likely to practice unhealthy behaviors |
Media Might Fuel Eating Disorders
(02-Jan-2007)
Study found teens who read weight-loss articles more likely to practice unhealthy behaviors |
New Year, New Goal to Get Healthy
(01-Jan-2007)
Experts offer tips on keeping that get-fit resolution |
Motivation Key to Keeping Those 'Get Fit' Resolutions
(31-Dec-2006)
Real change could involve a mental checklist, experts say |
Resolve to Keep Those New Year's Resolutions
(30-Dec-2006)
Expert offers three key steps to achieving goals |
Add Pounds
(29-Dec-2006)
Study finds those with children in the home consume more saturated fat |
Rising Number of Uninsured Tops Health News for 2006
(29-Dec-2006)
Worries about food safety, antidepressants and stents also made headlines |
Add Pounds
(29-Dec-2006)
Study finds those with children in the home consume more saturated fat |
Rising Number of Uninsured Tops Health News for 2006
(29-Dec-2006)
Worries about food safety, antidepressants and stents also made headlines |
Ad Campaigns Help Get Kids Active
(29-Dec-2006)
Media spots moved youngsters toward healthy exercise, CDC team say |
Add Pounds
(29-Dec-2006)
Study finds those with children in the home consume more saturated fat |
Most Americans Want Public Policies to Prevent Obesity
(28-Dec-2006)
But incentives like employer tax breaks may not be enough, experts say |
Cosmetic Wrinkle Filler Approved
(28-Dec-2006)
Radiesse treats frown lines and other facial folds |
FDA Calls Food From Cloned Animals Safe
(28-Dec-2006)
Critics disagree; public has 90 days to comment |
More U.S. Kids Developing Kidney Stones
(28-Dec-2006)
The likely cause: too little water, too much salt, experts say |
FDA Calls Food From Cloned Animals Safe
(28-Dec-2006)
Critics disagree; public has 90 days to comment |
Heart Disease, Stroke Still Big Killers
(28-Dec-2006)
Latest U.S. statistics suggest obesity, smoking are largely to blame |
Most Americans Want Public Policies to Prevent Obesity
(28-Dec-2006)
But incentives like employer tax breaks may not be enough, experts say |
Low-Income Preschoolers Prone to Obesity
(28-Dec-2006)
And Latino children face greater risk than blacks or whites, study finds |
Generic Anti-Nausea Drug Approved
(27-Dec-2006)
Zofran prescribed after surgery or chemotherapy
|
Nitrates May Explain Success of Blood-Pressure Diet
(27-Dec-2006)
Small Swedish study suggests leafy vegetables could be source of nutrient |
Don't Brush Off Dental Health Over the Holidays
(26-Dec-2006)
Sweet treats can be bitter on teeth, doctors warn |
Health Tip: Milk Allergy is Not Lactose Intolerance
(25-Dec-2006)
How to tell the difference |
Draw Up a Holiday Dining Plan
(24-Dec-2006)
Make a resolution to control what you eat -- and the new year won't seem so, well, weighty |
Draw Up a Holiday Dining Plan
(24-Dec-2006)
Make a resolution to control what you eat -- and the new year won't seem so, well, weighty |
Draw Up a Holiday Dining Plan
(24-Dec-2006)
Make a resolution to control what you eat -- and the new year won't seem so, well, weighty |
Draw Up a Holiday Dining Plan
(24-Dec-2006)
Make a resolution to control what you eat -- and the new year won't seem so, well, weighty |
Draw Up a Holiday Dining Plan
(24-Dec-2006)
Make a resolution to control what you eat -- and the new year won't seem so, well, weighty |
Draw Up a Holiday Dining Plan
(24-Dec-2006)
Make a resolution to control what you eat -- and the new year won't seem so, well, weighty |
Draw Up a Holiday Dining Plan
(24-Dec-2006)
Make a resolution to control what you eat -- and the new year won't seem so, well, weighty |
Happy Holidays, Without the Weight Gain
(22-Dec-2006)
Moderation and careful planning can help you keep those seasonal pounds off, experts say |
Weight Loss May Cut Prostate Cancer Risk
(22-Dec-2006)
Obesity, on the other hand, boosts odds of more aggressive disease, study finds |
Weight Loss May Cut Prostate Cancer Risk
(22-Dec-2006)
Obesity, on the other hand, boosts odds of more aggressive disease, study finds |
Happy Holidays, Without the Weight Gain
(22-Dec-2006)
Moderation and careful planning can help you keep those seasonal pounds off, experts say |
Weight Loss May Cut Prostate Cancer Risk
(22-Dec-2006)
Obesity, on the other hand, boosts odds of more aggressive disease, study finds |
Out Caroling? Be in Harmony With Your Body, Too
(22-Dec-2006)
Holiday singers need lots of water to stay on key, expert says |
Happy Holidays, Without the Weight Gain
(22-Dec-2006)
Moderation and careful planning can help you keep those seasonal pounds off, experts say |
Fish Oil Supplements During Pregnancy Boost Kids' Hand-Eye Coordination
(21-Dec-2006)
Whether these benefits last is unknown, one expert says |
FDA Calls for Tougher Warnings on OTC Painkillers
(20-Dec-2006)
Products such as aspirin, Tylenol and Motrin would be affected |
Invega Approved for Schizophrenia
(20-Dec-2006)
But drug shouldn't be given to some elderly patients
|
Colazal Sanctioned for Pediatric Colitis
(20-Dec-2006)
Previously approved for adults |
Obesity Alters Digestive-Tract Bacteria
(20-Dec-2006)
Finding could lead to new weight-loss treatments, study suggests |
Generic Proscar Approved
(19-Dec-2006)
Treats enlarged prostate
|
Safety Tips for Cooks Preparing the Holiday Table
(19-Dec-2006)
The '2-hour rule' tops simple list of ways to prevent food-borne illnesses
|
Safety Tips for Cooks Preparing the Holiday Table
(19-Dec-2006)
The '2-hour rule' tops simple list of ways to prevent food-borne illnesses
|
Vitamin D May Lower Risk of Multiple Sclerosis in Whites
(19-Dec-2006)
Those with highest levels of sunshine vitamin have lower rates of MS, finds study
|
Low-Fat Diet Helps Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence
(18-Dec-2006)
Researchers say the effect was strongest in tough-to-treat malignancies |
Make the Holiday Buffet Your Friend This Season
(17-Dec-2006)
Smaller portions are key to healthy indulgence, expert says |
Make the Holiday Buffet Your Friend This Season
(17-Dec-2006)
Smaller portions are key to healthy indulgence, expert says |
FDA Panel Hits Antibiotic For Bronchitis, Sinusitis
(16-Dec-2006)
Ketek can be used for pneumonia with tougher warning label, but is risky for lesser conditions, advisers recommend |
FDA OKs Celebrex for Kids With Arthritis
(16-Dec-2006)
Says benefits outweigh potential risks, but Pfizer will have to keep a long-term registry to evaluate safety issues |
Kids With High IQs Grow Up to Be Vegetarians
(15-Dec-2006)
The smarter they are, the more likely they'll shun meat as adults, British researchers contend |
U.S. Panels Begin Hearings on Antibiotic's Safety
(15-Dec-2006)
Company defends Ketek while FDA defends 2004 approval of controversial drug |
FDA Strengthens Warning on Heart Surgery Drug
(15-Dec-2006)
Cardiovascular, kidney risks mean Trasylol should only be used in special circumstances |
Soy-Based Inhibitor Holds Promise as MS Treatment
(15-Dec-2006)
Natural substance reduced nervous system inflammation in animal study |
Kids With High IQs Grow Up to Be Vegetarians
(15-Dec-2006)
The smarter they are, the more likely they'll shun meat as adults, British researchers contend |
Perception of Who's Obese Varies by Race
(15-Dec-2006)
Overweight blacks much more likely to consider their weight 'average,' study finds |
Kids With High IQs Grow Up to Be Vegetarians
(15-Dec-2006)
The smarter they are, the more likely they'll shun meat as adults, British researchers contend |
Avastin Plus Chemo Benefits Lung-Cancer Patients
(14-Dec-2006)
Treatment extended survival by 2 months, a small but significant gain, researchers say |
Iceberg Lettuce Seen as Taco Bell E. coli Source
(14-Dec-2006)
U.S. health officials declare outbreak over, but investigation continues |
FDA Panel Urges Changes to Antidepressant Labeling
(14-Dec-2006)
'Black box' warning on suicide risk may be extended beyond children |
Generic Wellbutrin XL Approved
(14-Dec-2006)
Extended-release antidepressant sanctioned for major depressive disorder |
Health Tip: Understanding Trans Fats
(14-Dec-2006)
Why they're so heart unhealthy |
Iceberg Lettuce Seen as Taco Bell E. coli Source
(14-Dec-2006)
U.S. health officials declare outbreak over, but investigation continues |
Researchers Uncover Process Leading to Arterial Plaque Rupture
(13-Dec-2006)
Findings may be key to alternative therapies to prevent strokes, heart attacks |
Women Still Chief Household Organizers: U.K. Study
(13-Dec-2006)
Findings suggest health promotions should target them and not men |
Taco Bell E. coli Outbreak Cause Still a Mystery
(12-Dec-2006)
U.S. health officials say green onions tested negative |
Health Tip: Saturated Fats vs. Unsaturated Fats
(12-Dec-2006)
Which should you choose? |
Taco Bell E. coli Outbreak Cause Still a Mystery
(12-Dec-2006)
U.S. health officials say green onions tested negative |
Folic Acid Doesn't Help the Heart
(12-Dec-2006)
Lifestyle changes more likely to prevent second heart attack, study finds
|
Health Tip: Saturated Fats vs. Unsaturated Fats
(12-Dec-2006)
Which should you choose? |
Height Loss in Older Men Tied to Heart, Death Risks
(12-Dec-2006)
Shrinking 3 centimeters or more may trigger bone loss that increases chance of illness, study suggests |
Folic Acid Doesn't Help the Heart
(12-Dec-2006)
Lifestyle changes more likely to prevent second heart attack, study finds
|
Raising 'Good' Cholesterol Levels Still a Worthy Goal
(11-Dec-2006)
Despite death of Pfizer drug, researchers say investigation of concept should continue |
Choose Wisely in the Organic Food Aisle
(10-Dec-2006)
Confusion grows as these products become more common |
Choose Wisely in the Organic Food Aisle
(10-Dec-2006)
Confusion grows as these products become more common |
Victim Count in Taco Bell E. coli Outbreak Still Rising
(09-Dec-2006)
Confirmed cases now spread across 6 states; source of outbreak still unclear, CDC says |
Victim Count in Taco Bell E. coli Outbreak Still Rising
(09-Dec-2006)
Confirmed cases now spread across 6 states; source of outbreak still unclear, CDC says |
Restricting Calories Boosts the Immune System
(08-Dec-2006)
And that may be a key to a longer life, study with monkeys suggests |
Drug-Coated Stents Don't Boost Death Risk, U.S. Advisers Say
(08-Dec-2006)
But the devices may be the cause of blood clots, FDA panel notes |
Restricting Calories Boosts the Immune System
(08-Dec-2006)
And that may be a key to a longer life, study with monkeys suggests |
Health Tip: Planning Obesity Surgery?
(08-Dec-2006)
Possible complications to consider |
Statin Users Risk Heart Attacks by Stopping Treatment
(07-Dec-2006)
Dutch study finds chance for incident increased at least 30 percent |
Another California-Grown Link Seen in E. coli Outbreak
(07-Dec-2006)
FDA investigating Taco Bell ingredients as those sickened now include 99 people in 3 states; green onions from California could be the cause |
High Protein Diets May Boost Cancer Risk
(07-Dec-2006)
Excess protein may also shorten life span, study suggests |
Drug-Coated Stents Create Clot Risk
(06-Dec-2006)
While they offer benefits, they may not be appropriate for all heart patients, FDA says |
Gleevec Continues to Beat Blood Cancer
(06-Dec-2006)
89 percent of CML patients have survived for 5 years, study finds |
Taco Bell Removes Green Onions From Its Restaurants
(06-Dec-2006)
Preliminary tests show the produce may be source of E. coli contamination |
Obesity Boosts Kidney Risk in Type 1 Diabetes
(06-Dec-2006)
The bigger the waist size, the higher the odds for kidney woes, study found |
New Diabetes Drug Improves Blood Sugar, Weight Loss
(05-Dec-2006)
Acomplia also looks promising for other risk factors, study finds |
Average U.S. Child Consumes Too Many Calories
(05-Dec-2006)
Excess of up to 165 calories day --about a can of soda -- creates 'energy gap,' leading to overweight |
Taco Bell to Reopen Restaurants After E. coli Outbreak
(05-Dec-2006)
At least 39 people have been sickened; officials search for source of contamination |
Average U.S. Child Consumes Too Many Calories
(05-Dec-2006)
Excess of up to 165 calories day --about a can of soda -- creates 'energy gap,' leading to overweight |
Average U.S. Child Consumes Too Many Calories
(05-Dec-2006)
Excess of up to 165 calories day --about a can of soda -- creates 'energy gap,' leading to overweight |
Doctors Divided Over Loss of Experimental Cholesterol Drug
(04-Dec-2006)
Pfizer compound sought to raise 'good' cholesterol, but trial revealed unacceptable death rate |
Underweight Women More Likely to Miscarry
(04-Dec-2006)
Better diet before pregnancy can cut risk in half, study finds |
Fast Food Inside Hospitals Fuels Concern
(04-Dec-2006)
An onsite McDonald's at a kids' hospital had patients rating the meals as healthier |
Fast Food Inside Hospitals Fuels Concern
(04-Dec-2006)
An onsite McDonald's at a kids' hospital had patients rating the meals as healthier |
Ads Are Selling U.S. Kids Poor Health: Experts
(04-Dec-2006)
TV, print, Web ads push bad food, alcohol and cigarettes, pediatrics group warns |
'Double Diabetes' a New Threat
(03-Dec-2006)
The obesity epidemic is leading more people to develop type 1 and type 2 disease |
'Double Diabetes' a New Threat
(03-Dec-2006)
The obesity epidemic is leading more people to develop type 1 and type 2 disease |
Diabetes Drug Halts Weight Gain in Kids Taking Antipsychotics
(01-Dec-2006)
Metformin may allow children to stay healthy mentally and physically, study finds |
Health Tip: Fish is Good for Your Heart
(01-Dec-2006)
It contains healthy fatty acids |
Diabetes Drug Halts Weight Gain in Kids Taking Antipsychotics
(01-Dec-2006)
Metformin may allow children to stay healthy mentally and physically, study finds |
Workouts Help Ward Off Cancer's Return
(30-Nov-2006)
Just 1 to 3 hours of exercise per week may be protective, experts say |
FDA Panel Backs Celebrex for Kids With Arthritis
(30-Nov-2006)
Says benefits outweigh potential risks to those with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis |
Don't Expect Big Push for Celebrex for Juvenile Arthritis
(30-Nov-2006)
FDA panel recommends its use, but other treatment options exist, experts say |
Tea Soothes Skin Damage Linked to Cancer Treatment
(30-Nov-2006)
Extracts speed healing of radiation-related injury, researchers report |
Workouts Help Ward Off Cancer's Return
(30-Nov-2006)
Just 1 to 3 hours of exercise per week may be protective, experts say |
Statins Cut Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke in Those Without Heart Disease
(28-Nov-2006)
But the drugs didn't reduce threat of coronary heart disease or overall death |
Frequent Weight Change Raises Men's Gallstone Risk
(28-Nov-2006)
The most dramatic 'weight cycling' boosted odds by 76 percent, study found |
Heavier Young Women at Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(28-Nov-2006)
But overweight is linked to other health woes, experts warn |
One in Four Overweight Kids Gets Poor Sleep
(28-Nov-2006)
Regular exercise will bring most trouble-free slumber, experts say |
Frequent Weight Change Raises Men's Gallstone Risk
(28-Nov-2006)
The most dramatic 'weight cycling' boosted odds by 76 percent, study found |
Heavier Young Women at Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(28-Nov-2006)
But overweight is linked to other health woes, experts warn |
Edible Coatings May Boost Food Safety
(27-Nov-2006)
Oregano oil spray kills more than 50 percent of E. Coli O157:H7 bacteria
|
Edible Coatings May Boost Food Safety
(27-Nov-2006)
Oregano oil spray kills more than 50 percent of E. Coli O157:H7 bacteria
|
Health Tip: Need Extra Vitamin C?
(27-Nov-2006)
People who may have a deficiency |
Wild Wheat Gene Raises Domestic Grain's Goodness
(24-Nov-2006)
Inserting a bit of DNA boosts iron, protein and zinc levels, scientists say |
Health Tip: Keep Food Longer During a Blackout
(24-Nov-2006)
Avoid opening and closing the fridge |
Wild Wheat Gene Raises Domestic Grain's Goodness
(24-Nov-2006)
Inserting a bit of DNA boosts iron, protein and zinc levels, scientists say |
Tips to Lighten That Thanksgiving Meal
(23-Nov-2006)
How to serve the traditional feast without a portion of guilt |
Tips to Lighten That Thanksgiving Meal
(23-Nov-2006)
How to serve the traditional feast without a portion of guilt |
Tips to Lighten That Thanksgiving Meal
(23-Nov-2006)
How to serve the traditional feast without a portion of guilt |
Tips to Lighten That Thanksgiving Meal
(23-Nov-2006)
How to serve the traditional feast without a portion of guilt |
Staying Trim on Turkey Day
(22-Nov-2006)
Expert offers hosts, guests help on avoiding holiday weight-gain |
Staying Trim on Turkey Day
(22-Nov-2006)
Expert offers hosts, guests help on avoiding holiday weight-gain |
Staying Trim on Turkey Day
(22-Nov-2006)
Expert offers hosts, guests help on avoiding holiday weight-gain |
Health Tip: Watch What Your Child Drinks
(21-Nov-2006)
Calories in fruit juice, soda add up |
Health Tip: Watch What Your Child Drinks
(21-Nov-2006)
Calories in fruit juice, soda add up |
Health Tip: Keep a Food Diary
(20-Nov-2006)
Tracking what you eat may help you shed pounds |
Health Tip: Keep a Food Diary
(20-Nov-2006)
Tracking what you eat may help you shed pounds |
Gene Tweak Makes Cottonseed Edible
(20-Nov-2006)
Removing a toxin could turn it into high-protein food source, scientists say |
Bad Diet? Urine Test May Tell
(17-Nov-2006)
It's a quick, cheap way for doctors to assess eating habits, study finds |
Bad Diet? Urine Test May Tell
(17-Nov-2006)
It's a quick, cheap way for doctors to assess eating habits, study finds |
FDA OKs Return of Silicone Breast Implants
(17-Nov-2006)
The decision requires the 2 manufacturers to continue studies of the devices' safety |
Bad Diet? Urine Test May Tell
(17-Nov-2006)
It's a quick, cheap way for doctors to assess eating habits, study finds |
Certain Fatty Acid May Cut Dementia Risk
(17-Nov-2006)
DHA seems to offer protective effect in the brain, researchers report |
New Links Detailed Between Diet, Cancer Risk
(16-Nov-2006)
Benefits seen for soy in women, fish in men, vitamin E-rich foods in male smokers
|
Red Wine Compound Could Boost Endurance
(16-Nov-2006)
Resveratrol also fights obesity and may even extend life, early mouse study suggests |
Diabetes Dragging Down America's Health: Reports
(16-Nov-2006)
Increasingly, young people are suffering from the obesity-linked illness |
New Links Detailed Between Diet, Cancer Risk
(16-Nov-2006)
Benefits seen for soy in women, fish in men, vitamin E-rich foods in male smokers
|
Dark Chocolate Helps Keep Blood-Clotting Dangers at Bay
(15-Nov-2006)
More sweet news for those who love the antioxidant-rich candy |
Dark Chocolate Helps Keep Blood-Clotting Dangers at Bay
(15-Nov-2006)
More sweet news for those who love the antioxidant-rich candy |
Humira Gets Expanded Approval for Psoriatic Arthritis
(14-Nov-2006)
To slow joint damage |
You May Be What Your Grandmother Eats
(14-Nov-2006)
Woman's diet during pregnancy could affect grandchildren's genes, mouse study suggests |
Low-Carb Diet Can Be Heart-Healthy
(13-Nov-2006)
But get dietary fats from plant sources, not meat, experts say |
Red Meat May Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(13-Nov-2006)
Growth hormones, natural carcinogens in meat could be to blame, researchers say |
Low-Carb Diet Can Be Heart-Healthy
(13-Nov-2006)
But get dietary fats from plant sources, not meat, experts say |
Clogged Arteries Showing Up in Kids
(12-Nov-2006)
Fatty diets, lack of exercise are boosting children's heart risks, study shows |
3 Million Worldwide Die From High Blood Sugar
(10-Nov-2006)
Risk kicks in before glucose reaches diabetic levels, experts note |
11 Million Bottles of Acetaminophen Recalled
(09-Nov-2006)
Bits of wire discovered in drug sold at retailers such as Wal-Mart, CVS, Costco |
Health Tip: Get Enough Iron
(07-Nov-2006)
And help prevent anemia |
Health Tip: Salmonella Food Poisoning?
(07-Nov-2006)
Here are some warning signs |
Boosting Iron May Boost Female Fertility
(06-Nov-2006)
Low supplies of the nutrient impede successful pregnancy, research suggests |
Infant Iron Deficiency Lowers Teen Test Scores
(06-Nov-2006)
Children from poorer families face highest cognitive risk, researchers say |
Boosting Iron May Boost Female Fertility
(06-Nov-2006)
Low supplies of the nutrient impede successful pregnancy, research suggests |
Regular Exercise Helps Obese Teens' Hearts
(03-Nov-2006)
But a push from parents is crucial to keeping kids healthy, experts say |
Health Tip: Children Can Become Obese, Too
(03-Nov-2006)
Suggestions to avoid a life-long problem |
Health Tip: Children Can Become Obese, Too
(03-Nov-2006)
Suggestions to avoid a life-long problem |
FDA Offers Advice on Preventing Food-Borne Illness
(03-Nov-2006)
In wake of salmonella outbreak, tips include cooking meat thoroughly and washing produce |
Salmonella Outbreak Traced to Tomatoes in Restaurants
(03-Nov-2006)
Officials say problem has passed, but they're looking for source of contamination |
Make School Breakfasts Free for All: Study
(03-Nov-2006)
'Universal' programs boost kids' nutrition, research suggests |
Regular Exercise Helps Obese Teens' Hearts
(03-Nov-2006)
But a push from parents is crucial to keeping kids healthy, experts say |
Health Tip: Children Can Become Obese, Too
(03-Nov-2006)
Suggestions to avoid a life-long problem |
Make School Breakfasts Free for All: Study
(03-Nov-2006)
'Universal' programs boost kids' nutrition, research suggests |
Lowering Body Temperature Extends Life Spans of Mice
(02-Nov-2006)
Results were attained without dietary restriction, but some question study's conclusions |
Lowering Body Temperature Extends Life Spans of Mice
(02-Nov-2006)
Results were attained without dietary restriction, but some question study's conclusions |
Generic Metronidazole Approved
(01-Nov-2006)
Antibiotic treats overgrowth of vaginal bacteria |
Salmonella Outbreak Appears Over
(01-Nov-2006)
Federal health officials add some type of produce is suspected |
Compound in Red Wine Boosts Health of Obese Mice
(01-Nov-2006)
But whether resveratrol will offer similar benefits to people remains to be seen |
Health Tip: Watch Your Child's Sugar Intake
(31-Oct-2006)
Sweets are OK in moderation |
Precooking Fries in Microwave Cuts Suspected Carcinogen
(31-Oct-2006)
Levels of acrylamide reduced by nearly two-thirds depending on heat, study finds |
Salmonella Outbreak Sickens 172 in 18 States
(31-Oct-2006)
U.S. health officials investigating latest bacterial infection, possibly linked to tomatoes. |
Americans Fall Prey to Weight-Loss Supplement 'Hype'
(27-Oct-2006)
Many mistakenly believe these products are tested and safe, survey finds |
Weight-Loss Drug Helps Diabetic Patients
(27-Oct-2006)
Yet-to-be-approved rimonabant kept blood sugar in check, study found |
Americans Fall Prey to Weight-Loss Supplement 'Hype'
(27-Oct-2006)
Many mistakenly believe these products are tested and safe, survey finds |
Curry Ingredient May Help Fight Alzheimer's
(27-Oct-2006)
Curcumin spurs immune cells to 'eat up' brain plaques, early study shows |
Health Tip: Eat a Balanced Vegetarian Diet
(27-Oct-2006)
Here's how to get the right nutrients |
Obese Women Face Greater Risk for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
(27-Oct-2006)
Spanish study finds overweight boosts risk fivefold for hormonal condition |
Weight-Loss Drug Helps Diabetic Patients
(27-Oct-2006)
Yet-to-be-approved rimonabant kept blood sugar in check, study found |
Obese Women Face Greater Risk for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
(27-Oct-2006)
Spanish study finds overweight boosts risk fivefold for hormonal condition |
Wild Boar May Have Caused Tainted Spinach Outbreak
(26-Oct-2006)
Investigators probe whether animals carried E. coli to produce fields |
Wild Boar May Have Caused Tainted Spinach Outbreak
(26-Oct-2006)
Investigators probe whether animals carried E. coli to produce fields |
Tyzeka Approved to Treat Chronic Hepatitis B
(25-Oct-2006)
But it isn't a cure for the dangerous liver infection
|
Asthma Overdiagnosed in Those Overweight
(25-Oct-2006)
Apparent lung disease may mask other problems, study finds |
Asthma Overdiagnosed in Those Overweight
(25-Oct-2006)
Apparent lung disease may mask other problems, study finds |
Omnaris Approved for Hay Fever
(23-Oct-2006)
Nasal spray suppresses body's immune response |
Daily Drink or Two Cuts Healthy Men's Heart Attack Risk
(23-Oct-2006)
Moderate drinking benefits more than high-risk individuals, study suggests |
Vegetables May Boost Brain Power in Older Adults
(23-Oct-2006)
Study found leafy, green veggies, but not fruits, slowed cognitive decline |
Health Tip: Women Need Enough Folic Acid
(23-Oct-2006)
Vitamin can help prevent birth defects |
Precaution
(20-Oct-2006)
FDA move on drug label unlikely to dim enthusiasm for the medication, experts say |
Bread-Heavy Diet Linked to Kidney Cancer
(20-Oct-2006)
But expert urges caution in interpreting the study results |
Breakthrough Cancer Drug Gleevec Gets Heart Precaution
(19-Oct-2006)
FDA move on drug label unlikely to dim enthusiasm for the medication, experts say |
Sleepless Children at Higher Obesity Risk
(19-Oct-2006)
Less exercise, plus hormonal changes, could be to blame, researcher says |
Healthy Diets Beat Exercise for Weight Loss
(18-Oct-2006)
Workouts probably won't work on their own, researchers say |
Taxotere Approved for Head and Neck Cancer
(18-Oct-2006)
Average survival extended by more than 4 months |
Healthy Diets Beat Exercise for Weight Loss
(18-Oct-2006)
Workouts probably won't work on their own, researchers say |
Trendy Hormone Treatments No Passage to Graceful Aging
(18-Oct-2006)
They did little to improve quality of life, study of seniors finds |
College Women Favor Nutrition Over Exercise
(17-Oct-2006)
When shedding pounds, 79.1% of men said they'd never tried a diet, study finds |
College Women Favor Nutrition Over Exercise
(17-Oct-2006)
When shedding pounds, 79.1% of men said they'd never tried a diet, study finds |
College Women Favor Nutrition Over Exercise
(17-Oct-2006)
When shedding pounds, 79.1% of men said they'd never tried a diet, study finds |
New Diabetes Drug Helps Lower Blood Sugar
(17-Oct-2006)
Januvia part of a new class of medications |
FDA OKs New Oral Drug for Type 2 Diabetes
(17-Oct-2006)
Januvia, a member of new class of medicines, enhances release of insulin |
Hair Analysis May Help Detect Eating Disorders
(17-Oct-2006)
Analyzing two key molecules spots anorexia and bulimia, researchers say |
Celiac Disease Raises Tuberculosis Risk
(17-Oct-2006)
The link could be lowered vitamin D intake, researchers say |
Fish and Fish Oil's Benefits Far Outweigh Risks
(17-Oct-2006)
Omega-3 protection trumps mercury toxin risk, studies find |
College Women Favor Nutrition Over Exercise
(17-Oct-2006)
When shedding pounds, 79.1% of men said they'd never tried a diet, study finds |
Obesity Boosts Complications From Sleep Apnea Surgery
(17-Oct-2006)
Other risk factors include more severe disease, concurrent surgeries, study finds |
Fish and Fish Oil's Benefits Far Outweigh Risks
(17-Oct-2006)
Omega-3 protection trumps mercury toxin risk, studies find |
College Women Favor Nutrition Over Exercise
(17-Oct-2006)
When shedding pounds, 79.1% of men said they'd never tried a diet, study finds |
Study Suggests Vitamin D May Help Fight Breast Cancer
(16-Oct-2006)
Women with advanced disease had lower levels of the nutrient |
Study Suggests Vitamin D May Help Fight Breast Cancer
(16-Oct-2006)
Women with advanced disease had lower levels of the nutrient |
Low-Cal Drinks Help Teens Trim Down
(15-Oct-2006)
Study found some lost a pound a month |
Communities Key to Lowering Cancer Risk
(15-Oct-2006)
New guidelines underscore local government's role in providing healthy diet and exercise |
Low-Cal Drinks Help Teens Trim Down
(15-Oct-2006)
Study found some lost a pound a month |
Low-Cal Drinks Help Teens Trim Down
(15-Oct-2006)
Study found some lost a pound a month |
Aricept Use Expanded to Severe Alzheimer's Dementia
(13-Oct-2006)
Approved 10 years ago for mild-to-moderate disease |
Antibiotics in Poultry May Pose Risk to Humans
(13-Oct-2006)
Overuse may foster drug resistance in people, study suggests |
Spinach Contamination Linked to Cattle Ranch
(13-Oct-2006)
Tests reveal same strain of E. Coli bacteria that sickened 199 people, killed 3 |
Study Questions Value of Lower Cholesterol Targets
(12-Oct-2006)
It may be that statins are better treatment for heart risk factors, researchers say |
Study Questions Value of Lower Cholesterol Targets
(12-Oct-2006)
It may be that statins are better treatment for heart risk factors, researchers say |
Avastin Sanctioned as Lung Cancer Treatment
(12-Oct-2006)
Drug extended survival in people with most common lung cancer |
Cattle Ranch May Be Source of Spinach Contamination
(12-Oct-2006)
Tests reveal same strain of E. Coli bacteria that sickened 199 people, killed 3 |
Vigilance Is the Price of Weight Control
(11-Oct-2006)
Successful dieters keep pounds off with a scale and ready-to-use action plans, study finds
|
Food Safety Ultimately Rests With the Consumer
(11-Oct-2006)
U.S. produce and meats are basically safe, experts say, but use caution in the kitchen |
California Lettuce Judged Safe by Grower
(11-Oct-2006)
Nunes Co. reports tests found harmless variety of E. coli in samples |
Vigilance Is the Price of Weight Control
(11-Oct-2006)
Successful dieters keep pounds off with a scale and ready-to-use action plans, study finds
|
California Lettuce Judged Safe by Grower
(11-Oct-2006)
Nunes Co. reports tests found harmless variety of E. coli in samples |
Vigilance Is the Price of Weight Control
(11-Oct-2006)
Successful dieters keep pounds off with a scale and ready-to-use action plans, study finds
|
Gain Weight, Lose Brain Power?
(10-Oct-2006)
Study links added pounds to slightly poorer cognition |
Sweet Drinks Are Kids' Top Choice at School
(10-Oct-2006)
Vending machines, fast-food outlets make independent contributions to total sugar intake |
Health Tip: Some Should Watch Fish Intake
(10-Oct-2006)
Mercury in fish can harm kids, pregnant women |
California Lettuce Judged Safe by Grower
(10-Oct-2006)
Nunes Co. reports tests found harmless variety of E. coli in samples |
California Lettuce Judged Safe by Grower
(10-Oct-2006)
Nunes Co. reports tests found harmless variety of E. coli in samples |
Obesity Boosts Back Surgery Complication Rate
(10-Oct-2006)
Doctors advise the very overweight to shed pounds beforehand |
Gain Weight, Lose Brain Power?
(10-Oct-2006)
Study links added pounds to slightly poorer cognition |
Psoriasis Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Attack
(10-Oct-2006)
Younger patients with more severe disease face highest odds, study finds |
Sweet Drinks Are Kids' Top Choice at School
(10-Oct-2006)
Vending machines, fast-food outlets make independent contributions to total sugar intake |
Risperdal Approved for Autism Symptoms in Children
(09-Oct-2006)
Including self injury and aggression |
Experts Urge Major FDA Overhaul
(09-Oct-2006)
Institute of Medicine report says the agency lacks oversight, independence |
Walnuts May Beat Olive Oil for Heart Health
(09-Oct-2006)
Spanish study suggests they leave arteries more elastic |
'Mediterranean' Diet May Cut Alzheimer's Risk
(09-Oct-2006)
Omega-3 fatty acid supplements might also help, another study shows |
Walnuts May Beat Olive Oil for Heart Health
(09-Oct-2006)
Spanish study suggests they leave arteries more elastic |
Obesity Affects Prostate Cancer Screens
(09-Oct-2006)
Higher BMI suggests fat decreases amount of circulating PSA, study finds |
Healthy Cholesterol Levels Could Lower Prostate Cancer Risk
(06-Oct-2006)
While research is preliminary, the findings are encouraging, doctors say |
Health Tip: Potbellies Can Trigger Back Pain
(06-Oct-2006)
Puts a strain on the muscles |
Zolinza Treats Rare Skin Cancer
(06-Oct-2006)
When other remedies fail |
Spinach Gets Green Light, But Where Are the Greens?
(06-Oct-2006)
Wary consumers mean markets may only slowly restock shelves, experts say |
Cola Raises Women's Osteoporosis Risk
(06-Oct-2006)
Caffeine might be the culprit, experts say |
Spinach Gets Green Light, But Where Are the Greens?
(06-Oct-2006)
Wary consumers mean markets may only slowly restock shelves, experts say |
Health Tip: Potbellies Can Trigger Back Pain
(06-Oct-2006)
Puts a strain on the muscles |
Yaz Birth Control Pill Approved for New Use
(05-Oct-2006)
For women with premenstrual dysphoric disorder |
U.S. Companies Embrace 'Wellness' Programs
(05-Oct-2006)
Initiatives aim to improve workers' health, and reduce insurance costs |
Exercise Alone Won't Prevent Childhood Obesity
(05-Oct-2006)
British study suggests diet and other changes are needed, too |
Weight-Loss Drug Falls Flat
(03-Oct-2006)
Diet and exercise still the best prescription for dropping pounds |
Weight-Loss Drug Falls Flat
(03-Oct-2006)
Diet and exercise still the best prescription for dropping pounds |
Appetite-Fighting Molecule May Fight Obesity
(03-Oct-2006)
Early study in mice shows it cut weight gain in half |
Weight-Loss Drug Falls Flat
(03-Oct-2006)
Diet and exercise still the best prescription for dropping pounds |
Expanding Portions, Expanding Waistlines
(02-Oct-2006)
Excessive servings are at the root of much weight gain, experts say |
Health Tip: Red Wine May Be Good for You
(02-Oct-2006)
It's rich in antioxidants |
Overeating a Form of Addiction
(02-Oct-2006)
Study tracks stomach-to-brain nerve signals in obese people |
Expanding Portions, Expanding Waistlines
(02-Oct-2006)
Excessive servings are at the root of much weight gain, experts say |
Expanding Portions, Expanding Waistlines
(02-Oct-2006)
Excessive servings are at the root of much weight gain, experts say |
Overeating a Form of Addiction
(02-Oct-2006)
Study tracks stomach-to-brain nerve signals in obese people |
TV Hurts Kids' School Performance: Study
(02-Oct-2006)
Other research suggests TV food ads boost kids' obesity risk
|
One-Third of U.S. Kids Are Unfit
(02-Oct-2006)
Researchers renew call for more physical activity to keep children healthy |
Expanding Portions, Expanding Waistlines
(02-Oct-2006)
Excessive servings are at the root of much weight gain, experts say |
One-Third of U.S. Kids Are Unfit
(02-Oct-2006)
Researchers renew call for more physical activity to keep children healthy |
Diverticulitis Showing Up in Young, Obese Adults
(01-Oct-2006)
An illness typical in patients over 50 is now being seen in those in their 20s, experts say |
New Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise
(29-Sep-2006)
Contrave users lost 7 percent of weight in 6 months, study found |
New Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise
(29-Sep-2006)
Contrave users lost 7 percent of weight in 6 months, study found |
Weight Gain Between Pregnancies Poses Health Risks
(29-Sep-2006)
Even women not considered overweight are vulnerable to problems, study finds |
Plastic Mesh Improves Gastric Bypass Outcomes
(28-Sep-2006)
It helps prevent a common hernia linked to the procedure |
Vitamin D Compound May Fight Blood Clots in Cancer Patients
(28-Sep-2006)
Calcitriol helped cut the risk of this complication, researchers say |
Many Americans Fed Up With Fad Diets
(27-Sep-2006)
Survey suggests specialized regimens are falling out of favor |
Vectibix Treats Colorectal Cancer That's Spread
(27-Sep-2006)
Drug can slow or stop growing tumors
|
Many Americans Fed Up With Fad Diets
(27-Sep-2006)
Survey suggests specialized regimens are falling out of favor |
Many Americans Fed Up With Fad Diets
(27-Sep-2006)
Survey suggests specialized regimens are falling out of favor |
Fentora Approved for Cancer Pain
(26-Sep-2006)
Oral opioid treats rapid-onset 'breakthrough' pain
|
Nutrition Labels Confuse Consumers
(26-Sep-2006)
Many make mistakes in reading and calculating, study finds |
Nutrition Labels Confuse Consumers
(26-Sep-2006)
Many make mistakes in reading and calculating, study finds |
Lamictal Sanctioned for 'Grand Mal' Seizures
(25-Sep-2006)
Epilepsy drug gets broader approval
|
Diabetes a Greater Risk for Death Than Obesity
(25-Sep-2006)
Being overweight may not always predict poor health outcomes, study finds
|
Diabetes a Greater Risk for Death Than Obesity
(25-Sep-2006)
Being overweight may not always predict poor health outcomes, study finds
|
Restricted Diet May Help Prevent Alzheimer's
(24-Sep-2006)
Low-calorie intake influenced a variety of age-related diseases in monkey study |
Restricted Diet May Help Prevent Alzheimer's
(24-Sep-2006)
Low-calorie intake influenced a variety of age-related diseases in monkey study |
Low-Cal Athletic Diets Risk Stress Fractures
(22-Sep-2006)
'Disordered eating' in female competitors releases fewer protective hormones |
Weight Concerns Spur Women to Smoke Again After Pregnancy
(22-Sep-2006)
Finding helps explain high postpartum relapse rate, experts say |
Low-Cal Athletic Diets Risk Stress Fractures
(22-Sep-2006)
'Disordered eating' in female competitors releases fewer protective hormones |
FDA Updates Warning on Contraceptive Patch
(20-Sep-2006)
Risk of blood clots in legs, lungs prompts label change for Ortho Evra patch |
Health Tip: Planning Meals for Your Children
(20-Sep-2006)
Keep them on a regular schedule |
Fatty Fish May Protect Against Kidney Cancer
(19-Sep-2006)
Study found consumption dropped risk by 44 percent, but more research needed |
Vitamin Shows Promise for MS Patients
(19-Sep-2006)
Mouse model finds a form of B3 prevents ongoing damage to nerve fibers |
Anti-Fat Protein Keeps Overeating Mice Slim
(18-Sep-2006)
But experts question its potential for humans |
Noxafil Prevents Invasive Fungal Infections
(18-Sep-2006)
Immune-compromised are most at risk
|
Studies Reveal Slow Progress on Global Child Deaths
(18-Sep-2006)
Lack of funds means vulnerable countries are falling behind, experts say |
Anti-Fat Protein Keeps Overeating Mice Slim
(18-Sep-2006)
But experts question its potential for humans |
Anti-Fat Protein Keeps Overeating Mice Slim
(18-Sep-2006)
But experts question its potential for humans |
Four Short Walks a Day Ease Blood Pressure
(17-Sep-2006)
A few 10-minute strolls are even healthier than one long walk, study shows |
Kids Don't Benefit From Calcium Supplementation
(15-Sep-2006)
Studies show it doesn't help them avoid adult fractures |
Diabetes Drug Might Prevent the Disease
(15-Sep-2006)
Avandia cut odds for those at high risk while Altace did not, study finds |
Vitamin D May Lower Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(14-Sep-2006)
Getting the recommended daily dose cut risk by 43 percent, study found |
Vitamin D May Lower Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(14-Sep-2006)
Getting the recommended daily dose cut risk by 43 percent, study found |
Health Tip: Reduce Salt in Your Diet
(13-Sep-2006)
It will help you avoid high blood pressure
|
Health Tip: How to Calculate Your BMI
(13-Sep-2006)
A measure of your weight-to-height ratio |
Progress Slow in Fight Against Childhood Obesity
(13-Sep-2006)
Report calls for concerted push, from U.S. government to individual families |
Health Tip: Reduce Salt in Your Diet
(13-Sep-2006)
It will help you avoid high blood pressure
|
Vioxx Most Dangerous Cox-2 Drug: Studies
(12-Sep-2006)
Its heart-threatening effects emerge early and rise with dosage, research shows |
Long Life May Be Your Cup of (Green) Tea
(12-Sep-2006)
The brew helps prevent an early demise, major Japanese study suggests |
Long Life May Be Your Cup of (Green) Tea
(12-Sep-2006)
The brew helps prevent an early demise, major Japanese study suggests |
Brown Seaweed May Be a Fat Fighter
(11-Sep-2006)
Compound targets abdominal fat in animal studies |
Brown Seaweed May Be a Fat Fighter
(11-Sep-2006)
Compound targets abdominal fat in animal studies |
Brown Seaweed May Be a Fat Fighter
(11-Sep-2006)
Compound targets abdominal fat in animal studies |
Biohazard Detection May Be a Wipe Away
(11-Sep-2006)
Nanotechnology napkins would alert users to danger, scientists say |
Health Tip: Make Time for Breakfast
(11-Sep-2006)
Start your day with a healthy meal
|
Brown Seaweed May Be a Fat Fighter
(11-Sep-2006)
Compound targets abdominal fat in animal studies |
Brown Seaweed May Be a Fat Fighter
(11-Sep-2006)
Compound targets abdominal fat in animal studies |
Health Tip: Eat Properly
(08-Sep-2006)
Eat fruits and veggies, avoid too much sugar and fat |
FDA Again Fines Red Cross Over Blood Collection Practices
(08-Sep-2006)
No one has been harmed by tainted blood, the agency stressed |
Health Tip: Eat Properly
(08-Sep-2006)
Eat fruits and veggies, avoid too much sugar and fat |
Health Tip: Eat Properly
(08-Sep-2006)
Eat fruits and veggies, avoid too much sugar and fat |
Higher Protein Diet Helps Keep Hunger Away
(05-Sep-2006)
Animal studies illuminate mechanism that boosts hormone controlling weight |
FDA Approves 1st Implantable Artificial Heart
(05-Sep-2006)
It's meant for patients with advanced heart disease who are too ill for transplant |
Higher Protein Diet Helps Keep Hunger Away
(05-Sep-2006)
Animal studies illuminate mechanism that boosts hormone controlling weight |
Pediatricians Say Dairy OK for Lactose-Intolerant Kids
(05-Sep-2006)
New guidelines stress the need for proper calcium intake for bone health |
Higher Protein Diet Helps Keep Hunger Away
(05-Sep-2006)
Animal studies illuminate mechanism that boosts hormone controlling weight |
Baby Fat Predicts Obesity in Pre-Teens
(05-Sep-2006)
Overweight youngsters usually become overweight adolescents, study finds |
Outdoor Cooking: Stay on the Safe Side
(04-Sep-2006)
Some easy precautions can make your holiday fun -- and worry-free |
Orange Juice Best at Stopping Kidney Stones
(04-Sep-2006)
It outperformed lemonade and other citrus juices, study found |
Orange Juice Best at Stopping Kidney Stones
(04-Sep-2006)
It outperformed lemonade and other citrus juices, study found |
Fresh Fruits, Veggies Can Trigger Allergy
(03-Sep-2006)
'Pollen-food syndrome' leaves mouths itchy, experts say |
Experts Offer Tips to Healthy Exercise
(02-Sep-2006)
Just 30 minutes a day helps you stay strong, they say |
Missing the Mark on Fruits and Veggies
(01-Sep-2006)
Few Americans eat enough of either food, researchers find |
Low Vitamin E in Pregnancy May Boost Baby's Asthma Risk
(01-Sep-2006)
Preliminary findings also showed a link to poorer lung function |
Missing the Mark on Fruits and Veggies
(01-Sep-2006)
Few Americans eat enough of either food, researchers find |
Low Vitamin E in Pregnancy May Boost Baby's Asthma Risk
(01-Sep-2006)
Preliminary findings also showed a link to poorer lung function |
Exercise: The Antidote for a High-Fat Meal
(31-Aug-2006)
Even a mild workout reverses arterial damage, study suggests |
Exercise: The Antidote for a High-Fat Meal
(31-Aug-2006)
Even a mild workout reverses arterial damage, study suggests |
Exercise: The Antidote for a High-Fat Meal
(31-Aug-2006)
Even a mild workout reverses arterial damage, study suggests |
Juice Consumption Linked to Reduced Risk of Alzheimer's
(31-Aug-2006)
Decade-long study finds 76 percent lower incidence for regular drinkers |
FDA Panel Backs Drug to Prevent Pre-term Birth
(30-Aug-2006)
Gestiva most effective before 35th week of pregnancy, researchers say |
New Cholesterol Guidelines Proposed for Teens
(29-Aug-2006)
Gender, age taken into account to assess future heart-disease risk |
FDA Considers Drug to Prevent Pre-term Birth
(29-Aug-2006)
Gestiva most effective before 35th week of pregnancy, researchers say |
Health Tip: Get Enough Fiber
(29-Aug-2006)
Foods that will help keep you healthy
|
31 States Record Increases in Adult Obesity
(29-Aug-2006)
Two-thirds of Americans now at risk of diseases like diabetes, heart disease, report finds |
31 States Record Increases in Adult Obesity
(29-Aug-2006)
Two-thirds of Americans now at risk of diseases like diabetes, heart disease, report finds |
Generic Cipro I.V. Approved
(28-Aug-2006)
Antibiotic widely prescribed for urinary and respiratory infections |
Obesity Reduces Ovarian Cancer Survival
(28-Aug-2006)
It may also boost risk for tumor recurrence, study finds |
Plastics Chemical Might Promote Breast Cancer
(25-Aug-2006)
Scientists spot mechanism allowing bisphenol-A to concentrate in tumor cells |
'Morning-After' Pill Approval Prompts Mixed Reactions
(25-Aug-2006)
Some say age restrictions won't limit teen pregnancies; others say contraceptive will boost promiscuity |
Blacks Have Poorer Control of Diabetes Than Whites
(25-Aug-2006)
Finding may explain their higher complication, death rates, experts say |
FDA Approves OTC Plan B for Women 18 and Older
(24-Aug-2006)
Prescription for 'morning after' pill still required for younger females |
'Morning-After' Pill Approved for Over-the-Counter Sales
(24-Aug-2006)
FDA restricts access for those under 18; ruling follows three-year delay |
Obesity Increases Chances of Early Death
(23-Aug-2006)
Study found risk was two to three times greater than in normal-weight people |
High-Cal, Low-Fiber Diets Driving Kids to Obesity
(22-Aug-2006)
One expert blames this regimen for epidemic of overweight |
Sleep Apnea in Children Linked to Lower IQ Scores, Learning Impairment
(22-Aug-2006)
Whether damage is permanent or reversible needs further investigation, study says |
High-Cal, Low-Fiber Diets Driving Kids to Obesity
(22-Aug-2006)
One expert blames this regimen for epidemic of overweight |
High-Cal, Low-Fiber Diets Driving Kids to Obesity
(22-Aug-2006)
One expert blames this regimen for epidemic of overweight |
Sleep Apnea in Children Linked to Lower IQ Scores, Learning Impairment
(22-Aug-2006)
Whether damage is permanent or reversible needs further investigation, study says |
Obesity Driving Medicare Costs Higher
(22-Aug-2006)
Spending soars as more people join up with diabetes, heart disease, experts say |
Does Body-Mass Index Really Predict Heart Risk?
(18-Aug-2006)
New data suggests BMI can't distinguish between fat, muscle |
A Permanent Wrinkle-Eraser?
(17-Aug-2006)
Doctors are divided about yet-to-be-approved ArteFill |
Expanded Use of Plavix Approved
(17-Aug-2006)
To prevent blocked arteries after heart attack |
Schools Should Boost Kids' Daily Exercise
(17-Aug-2006)
AHA calls on schools, states to lead fight against obesity |
Studies Divided on Value of Adding Protein to Sports Drinks
(16-Aug-2006)
One finds it hydrates athletes better, while the other shows no benefit |
Health Tip: Considering Liposuction?
(16-Aug-2006)
Remember to be realistic |
Studies Divided on Value of Adding Protein to Sports Drinks
(16-Aug-2006)
One finds it hydrates athletes better, while the other shows no benefit |
Coffee Might Trigger First Heart Attack in Some
(15-Aug-2006)
Study found those at risk for coronary disease were most vulnerable |
High-Fat, Copper-Rich Diet Boosts Risk of Cognitive Decline in Elderly
(15-Aug-2006)
Older adults face an acceleration equivalent to 19 more years of age, researchers say |
High-Fat, Copper-Rich Diet Boosts Risk of Cognitive Decline in Elderly
(15-Aug-2006)
Older adults face an acceleration equivalent to 19 more years of age, researchers say |
Yellow Pigment in Veggies Protects Against Eye Disease
(15-Aug-2006)
Carotenoids in corn, squash and leafy greens cuts risk of age-related vision loss in older women
|
Review Details Drug Companies' Reach
(14-Aug-2006)
They subtly influence doctors' prescribing patterns, report contends |
Actonel Sanctioned for Male Osteoporosis
(14-Aug-2006)
Already approved to increase bone mass in post-menopausal women |
A Biological Basis for Being a Couch Potato?
(14-Aug-2006)
Brain chemical study suggests humans may be wired for restlessness or just staying put |
Battle of the Sexes: Body Health Is What They See
(11-Aug-2006)
Companion studies show how men and women differ in diet, exercise behaviors to alter looks |
Battle of the Sexes: Body Health Is What They See
(11-Aug-2006)
Companion studies show how men and women differ in diet, exercise behaviors to alter looks |
Battle of the Sexes: Body Health Is What They See
(11-Aug-2006)
Companion studies show how men and women differ in diet, exercise behaviors to alter looks |
U.S. Babies Getting Fatter: Study
(09-Aug-2006)
They're 59 percent more likely to be overweight now than in 1980, study finds |
Just a Little High-Saturated Fat Can Be Hard on the Arteries
(08-Aug-2006)
Researchers find that even one high-fat meal reduces effects of 'good' cholesterol |
External Defibrillator Warnings Not Adequate
(08-Aug-2006)
FDA has issued warnings for one in every five devices, study finds |
First Generic Version of Effexor Approved
(08-Aug-2006)
A popular antidepressant |
Just a Little High-Saturated Fat Can Be Hard on the Arteries
(08-Aug-2006)
Researchers find that even one high-fat meal reduces effects of 'good' cholesterol |
Just a Little High-Saturated Fat Can Be Hard on the Arteries
(08-Aug-2006)
Researchers find that even one high-fat meal reduces effects of 'good' cholesterol |
Poor Heart Health Raises Bariatric Surgery Risk
(08-Aug-2006)
In very obese patients, it led to longer procedures and more post-op complications |
Poor Heart Health Raises Bariatric Surgery Risk
(08-Aug-2006)
In very obese patients, it led to longer procedures and more post-op complications |
Study Examines Latex Transfer to Food in Packaging
(07-Aug-2006)
U.K. researchers say even small amounts can be deadly and urge stringent labeling changes |
Study Examines Latex Transfer to Food in Packaging
(07-Aug-2006)
U.K. researchers say even small amounts can be deadly and urge stringent labeling changes |
Health Tip: Living With Irritable Bowel
(04-Aug-2006)
Controlling stress, healthy diet may help |
Salmonella: The Trojan Horse of Germs
(04-Aug-2006)
The food-borne bacteria seems to take over and infect host cells, researchers say |
Curry May Help Prevent Colon Cancer
(02-Aug-2006)
Chemicals in popular spice decreased polyp sizes, study finds |
Controversy Surrounds EPA Review of Pesticides
(02-Aug-2006)
Critics say process fails to protect the public; agency says its standards match highest in the world |
Altering Fatty Acid Intake May Help Fight Prostate Cancer
(01-Aug-2006)
In mouse study, a balanced diet reduced PSA levels |
Food Clock Sets Mealtimes
(01-Aug-2006)
Scientists gain insight into how your brain knows when to tell you to eat |
Food Clock Sets Mealtimes
(01-Aug-2006)
Scientists gain insight into how your brain knows when to tell you to eat |
Watermelons Are Healthier When Served Warm
(31-Jul-2006)
Study found those kept at room temperature for two weeks had more antioxidants |
Xolegel Treats Seborrheic Dermatitis
(31-Jul-2006)
Once-daily application |
FDA to Reconsider Sale of Plan B
(31-Jul-2006)
At issue is whether to make the contraceptive an over-the-counter drug |
Watermelons Are Healthier When Served Warm
(31-Jul-2006)
Study found those kept at room temperature for two weeks had more antioxidants |
Obesity Vaccine Looks Promising
(31-Jul-2006)
Researchers say rats lost 20% to 30% of their body weight while eating normally |
Pharmacists Rap New Version of Decongestants
(28-Jul-2006)
They say the active ingredient doesn't work |
Diet and Exercise: The Real Fountains of Youth
(28-Jul-2006)
Yet society has to do more to encourage healthy lifestyles for older people, experts say |
'Sweet Tooth' Types Drawn to Fruit
(26-Jul-2006)
Study finding may help keep diets healthy, experts say |
Health Tip: Using Generic Drugs
(26-Jul-2006)
They're chemically equal to pricier brand names |
'Sweet Tooth' Types Drawn to Fruit
(26-Jul-2006)
Study finding may help keep diets healthy, experts say |
'Sweet Tooth' Types Drawn to Fruit
(26-Jul-2006)
Study finding may help keep diets healthy, experts say |
Bigger Tableware Helps Widen Waistlines
(25-Jul-2006)
In study, people ate more when using larger spoons, bowls |
Bigger Tableware Helps Widen Waistlines
(25-Jul-2006)
In study, people ate more when using larger spoons, bowls |
Bigger Tableware Helps Widen Waistlines
(25-Jul-2006)
In study, people ate more when using larger spoons, bowls |
Patient Obesity Is Obscuring Medical Scans
(25-Jul-2006)
As Americans get larger, ultrasounds, X-rays get fuzzier, experts say |
Anthelios OTC Sunscreen Approved in U.S.
(24-Jul-2006)
Contains novel UVA-blocking ingredient |
Elaprase Approved for Rare Genetic Disorder
(24-Jul-2006)
Hunter syndrome patients have trouble breaking down complex sugars |
Study Reveals How Fish Oils Help the Heart
(24-Jul-2006)
They contribute to better regulation of electrical activity |
40% of Weight-Loss Surgery Patients Develop Complications
(24-Jul-2006)
But one expert says these statistics are outdated, because new procedures make surgery safer and less invasive |
You Are, Indeed, What You Eat
(23-Jul-2006)
Your choices for meals can modulate your emotions and brainpower, expert says. |
Health Tip: Coffee May Be a Healthy Way to Start Your Day
(21-Jul-2006)
Rich in antioxidants that can protect against heart disease |
Health Tip: Coffee May Be a Healthy Way to Start Your Day
(21-Jul-2006)
Rich in antioxidants that can protect against heart disease |
High-Sugar, Low-Caffeine 'Energy' Drinks Don't Work
(21-Jul-2006)
Study shows they actually make you sleepier |
High-Sugar, Low-Caffeine 'Energy' Drinks Don't Work
(21-Jul-2006)
Study shows they actually make you sleepier |
Immigrants Healthier Than Native New Yorkers
(21-Jul-2006)
But poor access to care means newcomers' health soon suffers, report finds |
Body's Brain Link to Hunger Identified
(20-Jul-2006)
Finding could pave way for new, safer diet drugs, researchers say |
Body's Brain Link to Hunger Identified
(20-Jul-2006)
Finding could pave way for new, safer diet drugs, researchers say |
Body's Brain Link to Hunger Identified
(20-Jul-2006)
Finding could pave way for new, safer diet drugs, researchers say |
Gene Variant Ups Type 2 Diabetes Risk
(19-Jul-2006)
But lifestyle changes, such as exercise, counteract effects of this gene, study suggests
|
Gemzar Approved for Recurrent Ovarian Cancer
(19-Jul-2006)
Already sanctioned for several other malignancies |
New Hepatitis B Test Streamlines Detection
(19-Jul-2006)
Virus can cause death from chronic liver disease |
Exercise Works Wonders in Middle Age
(19-Jul-2006)
Study finds big heart benefits for folks 40 and older |
Diet, Supplements Do Little for Cancer Patients
(18-Jul-2006)
Review of research finds little benefit for vitamins and such, but better studies are needed, experts say |
New Digital Mammography System Approved
(18-Jul-2006)
FDA OKs Fuji's FCRm system |
Implanon, an Implantable Contraceptive, Is Approved
(18-Jul-2006)
Lasts up to 3 years |
FDA Approves New Implantable Contraceptive
(18-Jul-2006)
Implanon releases a low dose of the hormone progestin for up to three years |
Gastric-Bypass Surgery Best for Super Obese: Study
(18-Jul-2006)
But some weight-loss experts say the trial was too short and lacked enough patients |
Gastric-Bypass Surgery Best for Super Obese: Study
(18-Jul-2006)
But some weight-loss experts say the trial was too short and lacked enough patients |
Diet, Supplements Do Little for Cancer Patients
(18-Jul-2006)
Review of research finds little benefit for vitamins and such, but better studies are needed, experts say |
Adolescent Obesity Linked to Premature Death
(17-Jul-2006)
But diet pill, not yet approved for children, works for teens, researchers report |
Adolescent Obesity Linked to Premature Death
(17-Jul-2006)
But diet pill, not yet approved for children, works for teens, researchers report |
Never Say 'D-I-E-T'
(15-Jul-2006)
Constant dieting can be harmful to your health and even promote obesity, experts say |
Food Safety Tips Make Picnics Perfect
(15-Jul-2006)
It all comes down to temperature, experts say |
Never Say 'D-I-E-T'
(15-Jul-2006)
Constant dieting can be harmful to your health and even promote obesity, experts say |
Health Tip: Living With Lactose Intolerance
(13-Jul-2006)
Symptoms can be avoided with the right diet |
Women More Prone to 'Stress Eating' Than Men
(13-Jul-2006)
But anxiety drives all to sugary, fatty foods, study finds |
Obesity, Diabetes Drive High Rate of Kidney Failure in U.S.
(12-Jul-2006)
Study shows marked difference between Americans and leaner Norwegian patients |
Healthy Lifestyle Cuts Women's Stroke Risk
(11-Jul-2006)
Large, 10-year study shows big benefit to exercise and healthy diet |
Fish Oil Fat Could Shield IV-Dependent Infants
(10-Jul-2006)
It helps them avoid liver damage linked to this type of nutrition, researchers say |
Smoking Boosts Risk of Age-Related Macular Degeneration
(10-Jul-2006)
Conversely, consuming fish rich in omega-3 fatty acids protects against the vision disease, study says |
Calorie-Rich 'Splurge' Shouldn't Defeat Dieters
(09-Jul-2006)
Experts offer tips to help keep summer weight-loss goals in sight |
Quitting Smoking Boosts Weight By 21 Pounds
(07-Jul-2006)
That's nearly double the average gain previously reported, researchers say |
Quitting Smoking Boosts Weight By 21 Pounds
(07-Jul-2006)
That's nearly double the average gain previously reported, researchers say |
New Method Gauges Weight-Loss Surgery Risk
(07-Jul-2006)
Very obese, hypertensive males at greatest danger of fatal complications, experts say |
Alonzo Mourning Plays Offense Against Kidney Disease
(07-Jul-2006)
Returning from kidney failure and transplant, NBA star pushes for early detection |
Lack of Sleep Can Pack on the Pounds
(07-Jul-2006)
Hormonal variations contribute to weight gain, researchers believe |
Lack of Sleep Can Pack on the Pounds
(07-Jul-2006)
Hormonal variations contribute to weight gain, researchers believe |
Calcium Supplements Help Curb Weight Gain in Middle Age
(06-Jul-2006)
They do more than strengthen bones for this age group, study suggests |
Health Tip: Can Beer Be Good for You?
(06-Jul-2006)
It may strengthen your bones and help your heart |
Calcium Supplements Help Curb Weight Gain in Middle Age
(06-Jul-2006)
They do more than strengthen bones for this age group, study suggests |
Calcium Supplements Help Curb Weight Gain in Middle Age
(06-Jul-2006)
They do more than strengthen bones for this age group, study suggests |
Lucentis Prevents Elderly Blindness
(05-Jul-2006)
Retinal disease strikes thousands annually |
Generic Zoloft Approved
(05-Jul-2006)
Among top-selling U.S. drugs |
DDT Linked to Developmental Delays in Babies
(05-Jul-2006)
Breast-feeding seems to offset some of the pesticide's negative effects, study finds |
Women's Health Risks Rise Along With Weight
(05-Jul-2006)
Extreme obesity, especially, is linked to more illness and death, study finds |
Five Steps Help Men Live Longer
(04-Jul-2006)
Exercise, healthy diet, no smoking, staying trim and moderate drinking are key, study finds |
New Guide May Help Lower Blood Pressure
(03-Jul-2006)
Government health experts offering up revised DASH diet booklet |
Shedding Light on Trans Fats in Foods
(30-Jun-2006)
New FDA labeling requirement helps consumers spot these threats to heart health |
Revlimid Approved for Multiple Myeloma
(30-Jun-2006)
Improved patient survival in trials |
Shedding Light on Trans Fats in Foods
(30-Jun-2006)
New FDA labeling requirement helps consumers spot these threats to heart health |
Enzyme May Aid People With Celiac Disease
(30-Jun-2006)
If successful, it could free patients from gluten-free diets, study says |
Shedding Light on Trans Fats in Foods
(30-Jun-2006)
New FDA labeling requirement helps consumers spot these threats to heart health |
FDA Grants Swift Approval to New Leukemia Drug
(29-Jun-2006)
Sprycel benefits patients resistant to other drugs, including Gleevec |
Sprycel Sanctioned for Rare Leukemia
(29-Jun-2006)
When standard therapy fails |
Antioxidant May Prevent Kidney Damage, Study Finds
(28-Jun-2006)
The organ can be harmed by imaging techniques to help doctors see inside the body |
Iodine Deficiency, Overload a Tricky Balance
(28-Jun-2006)
Too much of the nutrient can cause thyroid trouble, study shows |
Exelon Approved for Parkinson's Dementia
(28-Jun-2006)
Already sanctioned for Alzheimer's |
Iodine Deficiency, Overload a Tricky Balance
(28-Jun-2006)
Too much of the nutrient can cause thyroid trouble, study shows |
Iodine Deficiency, Overload a Tricky Balance
(28-Jun-2006)
Too much of the nutrient can cause thyroid trouble, study shows |
B-Vitamins Won't Prevent Alzheimer's
(28-Jun-2006)
Finding a disappointment after research had suggested they might help |
Journal Corrects Vioxx Article to Reflect Short-Term Heart Risk
(26-Jun-2006)
Experts call the change overdue, given the accumulated evidence |
Coffee Could Help Keep Diabetes Away
(26-Jun-2006)
Antioxidants, not caffeine, may be the reason why, researchers say |
May Fight High Blood Pressure
(26-Jun-2006)
The more consumed, the bigger the benefit, study finds |
Coffee Could Help Keep Diabetes Away
(26-Jun-2006)
Antioxidants, not caffeine, may be the reason why, researchers say |
Obese Men Benefit Less From Radiation for Prostate Cancer
(26-Jun-2006)
Finding may help doctors identify those in need of more aggressive therapy, study says |
Generic Versions of Zocor Approved
(23-Jun-2006)
2nd-best selling cholesterol drug in U.S.
|
Could a Low-Carb Diet Slow Alzheimer's?
(23-Jun-2006)
In mouse study, fewer carbs meant fewer brain-robbing plaques |
Could a Low-Carb Diet Slow Alzheimer's?
(23-Jun-2006)
In mouse study, fewer carbs meant fewer brain-robbing plaques |
Migraines More Common in Overweight Kids
(22-Jun-2006)
Being obese may exacerbate headaches, experts say |
Health Tip: Eaten Bad Food?
(21-Jun-2006)
Signs and symptoms of food poisoning
|
Cherry Juice May Ease Muscle Pain
(20-Jun-2006)
Exercise-induced injuries may respond to antioxidants in the juice, researchers say |
Health Tip: Too Much Caffeine?
(19-Jun-2006)
It could be causing your jitters |
New Heart Guidelines Add Exercise to Healthy Diet
(19-Jun-2006)
This combo is the best route to cardiovascular health, American Heart Association says |
Peanut Allergy Incidents Waning, But Still a Problem
(19-Jun-2006)
Canadian study shows more education is needed |
Veggies Do a Heart Good
(19-Jun-2006)
Mice fed 30% vegetable diet were thinner with clearer arteries, study found |
New Type 2 Diabetes Cases Have Doubled in 30 Years
(19-Jun-2006)
Obesity is to blame and consequences could overwhelm U.S. health-care system, experts say |
New Type 2 Diabetes Cases Have Doubled in 30 Years
(19-Jun-2006)
Obesity is to blame and consequences could overwhelm U.S. health-care system, experts say |
Veggies Do a Heart Good
(19-Jun-2006)
Mice fed 30% vegetable diet were thinner with clearer arteries, study found |
Citrus Juices Up Bone Health
(16-Jun-2006)
Grapefruit, orange juice battled osteoporosis in rat study |
Experts Predict Hip-Fracture Epidemic
(16-Jun-2006)
Better nutrition, treatment now could prevent global crisis, they say |
Hycamtin Combination Approved for Advanced Cervical Cancer
(15-Jun-2006)
Extended survival by nearly 3 months |
Zelapar Cuts 'Off' Time for Parkinson's Patients
(15-Jun-2006)
Reduces span when symptoms return as medicines wear off |
Iron in Infant Formula May Raise Adult Parkinson's Risk
(15-Jun-2006)
But the mouse study finding needs much more investigation, experts say |
Gastric Bypass May Boost Blindness Risk
(15-Jun-2006)
A lack of absorbed vitamin A is the link, researchers say |
Gastric Bypass May Boost Blindness Risk
(15-Jun-2006)
A lack of absorbed vitamin A is the link, researchers say |
Salt Initiative Backed by Health Professionals
(14-Jun-2006)
But call for warning labels on high-salt foods draws fire from food industry |
Salt Initiative Backed by Health Professionals
(14-Jun-2006)
But call for warning labels on high-salt foods draws fire from food industry |
Coffee May Cut Cirrhosis Risk
(13-Jun-2006)
Cup a day linked to 22 percent reduction in liver disease, study found |
Fish Oil Won't Fix Abnormal Heart Rhythms: Study
(13-Jun-2006)
But eating fish may still be heart-healthy, expert says |
Trans Fats May Speed 'Spare Tire'
(13-Jun-2006)
Diets rich in these fats quickly widen waistlines, monkey study shows |
Fish Oil Won't Fix Abnormal Heart Rhythms: Study
(13-Jun-2006)
But eating fish may still be heart-healthy, expert says |
Overweight Ups Your Diabetes Risk
(13-Jun-2006)
35 percent of heavy 18-year-old women will develop the disease, study finds |
Trans Fats May Speed 'Spare Tire'
(13-Jun-2006)
Diets rich in these fats quickly widen waistlines, monkey study shows |
Overweight Ups Your Diabetes Risk
(13-Jun-2006)
35 percent of heavy 18-year-old women will develop the disease, study finds |
Wellbutrin XL Approved for Seasonal Depression
(12-Jun-2006)
For people with history of the winter blues |
Folic Acid May Prevent Cancer of Larynx
(12-Jun-2006)
Supplements of the nutrient reduced the size of precancerous lesions, study finds
|
Major Changes Could Reduce Diabetes Death Toll
(11-Jun-2006)
American Diabetes Association warns 62 million could die in next 30 years |
New Campaign Launched to Fight Global Rise in Diabetes
(10-Jun-2006)
Experts predict that 350 million could be diabetic by 2026 |
Kitchen Cupboard or Medicine Cabinet?
(09-Jun-2006)
There's a harvest of healing in everyday foods, experts say |
Apples May Be Heart-Healthy
(09-Jun-2006)
Flavonoids found in fruit protect cells from inflammation, study suggests |
Kitchen Cupboard or Medicine Cabinet?
(09-Jun-2006)
There's a harvest of healing in everyday foods, experts say |
Fewer Calories May Mean Longer Life
(08-Jun-2006)
Just a little less food each day may slow aging, rat study shows |
HPV Vaccine Prevents Leading Cause of Cervical Cancer
(08-Jun-2006)
But doesn't end need for Pap testing, FDA warns
|
Fewer Calories May Mean Longer Life
(08-Jun-2006)
Just a little less food each day may slow aging, rat study shows |
Organic Food: Worth the Cost?
(08-Jun-2006)
Proponents tout health benefits, but critics find little value |
Organic Food: Worth the Cost?
(08-Jun-2006)
Proponents tout health benefits, but critics find little value |
Experts Fault New FDA Drug Label Changes
(07-Jun-2006)
They won't help patients, but could shield drug makers from legal action, researchers say |
Cereal Grains Not So Bad for Baby
(07-Jun-2006)
Delaying their introduction until after six months boosts risk of wheat allergy, study finds |
Hispanic Toddlers More Likely to Be Obese
(06-Jun-2006)
Even after adjusting for socioeconomic factors, study finds them at higher risk |
Strict Parenting Can Produce Overweight Kids
(06-Jun-2006)
Study questions the clean-your-plate-or-else approach |
Strict Parenting Can Produce Overweight Kids
(06-Jun-2006)
Study questions the clean-your-plate-or-else approach |
Hispanic Toddlers More Likely to Be Obese
(06-Jun-2006)
Even after adjusting for socioeconomic factors, study finds them at higher risk |
FDA Allows Return of MS Drug
(05-Jun-2006)
Restrictions apply after Tysabri was pulled from the market last year |
Black Cohosh Supplements Don't Always Live Up to Label Claims
(01-Jun-2006)
Manufacturers sometimes substitute cheaper Chinese herbs, study finds |
Even Small Weight Gains Up GERD Risk
(31-May-2006)
Study found those of normal weight who put on a few pounds had more gastrointestinal problems |
Research Reveals Blood Sugar's Effect on Wakefulness
(31-May-2006)
Finding could lead to treatments for problems like sleep disorders and obesity |
Low Iron Could Help Spur Baldness
(31-May-2006)
Review of the science suggests a link, experts say |
Research Reveals Blood Sugar's Effect on Wakefulness
(31-May-2006)
Finding could lead to treatments for problems like sleep disorders and obesity |
Research Reveals Blood Sugar's Effect on Wakefulness
(31-May-2006)
Finding could lead to treatments for problems like sleep disorders and obesity |
Low Iron Could Help Spur Baldness
(31-May-2006)
Review of the science suggests a link, experts say |
Health Tip: Lack of Vitamin D Can Cause Rickets
(30-May-2006)
Make sure your child gets enough |
Health Tip: Do I Need a Vitamin E Supplement?
(29-May-2006)
Most people can get enough from the right diet |
Health Tip: Do I Need a Vitamin E Supplement?
(29-May-2006)
Most people can get enough from the right diet |
Zostavax Helps Prevent Shingles in Seniors
(26-May-2006)
Vaccine prevented 50 percent of cases in people older than 60 |
FDA Approves Shingles Vaccine
(26-May-2006)
It's recommended for those 60 years of age and older |
Danger Can Lurk in Morning O.J.
(26-May-2006)
In rare cases, juice can harbor salmonella bacteria, experts say |
One-Third of U.S. Adults Diabetic or Pre-Diabetic
(26-May-2006)
And nearly 30% of diabetics remain undiagnosed, study finds |
Lack of Sleep Linked to Weight Gain
(25-May-2006)
Food intake doesn't explain extra girth, study finds
|
Lack of Sleep Linked to Weight Gain
(25-May-2006)
Food intake doesn't explain extra girth, study finds
|
Poverty Increases Teens' Risk of Overweight
(23-May-2006)
Sweetened beverages, inactivity and skipping breakfast cited as major factors
|
High-Carb Drink Eases SAD Symptoms
(23-May-2006)
Study finds it helps those with seasonal depression |
Poverty Increases Teens' Risk of Overweight
(23-May-2006)
Sweetened beverages, inactivity and skipping breakfast cited as major factors
|
Diet Drink Mixers May Make You Drunker
(22-May-2006)
Low-cal choices boost blood-alcohol level, study finds |
Low Vitamin D Tied to Poorer Lung Function in Teens
(22-May-2006)
The nutrient could be key to warding off respiratory ailments, researchers say |
Most Americans Unaware of Fat-Cancer Connection
(22-May-2006)
And many underestimate their own weight, experts say |
Low Vitamin D Tied to Poorer Lung Function in Teens
(22-May-2006)
The nutrient could be key to warding off respiratory ailments, researchers say |
In-School Program Helps Kids Keep Obesity at Bay
(21-May-2006)
Effort boosted daily exercise for fourth- and fifth-graders |
Hypertension in Teens Predicts Adult Heart Woes
(19-May-2006)
Left unchecked, blood pressure rises 7 percent per year, study finds |
Azilect Approved to Treat Parkinson's
(18-May-2006)
Prevents breakdown of key brain chemical |
Fish Consumption Linked to Heart Abnormality
(18-May-2006)
But experts insist the food is a heart-healthy choice |
Caffeine Therapy Reduces Lung Problems in Preemies
(17-May-2006)
But long-term neurological effects still unknown, experts caution
|
Weight-Loss Surgeries Safe at Teaching Hospitals
(17-May-2006)
Academic medical centers have less than a 1 percent post-surgery death rate, study finds |
Popular Supplement Doesn't Reduce High Cholesterol
(16-May-2006)
Policosanol is no more effective than a placebo, study finds
|
'Supermoms' Tend to Be Slimmer
(16-May-2006)
Study finds working mothers keep the weight off better than stay-at-home moms |
'Supermoms' Tend to Be Slimmer
(16-May-2006)
Study finds working mothers keep the weight off better than stay-at-home moms |
U.S. Experts Issue New Heart Disease Treatment Guidelines
(15-May-2006)
Among the changes: a lower recommended dose of daily aspirin, and more exercise |
Contact Lens Solution Pulled From Market
(15-May-2006)
Bausch & Lomb's ReNu MoistureLoc linked to dangerous fungal infections |
Health Tip: Is Bariatric Surgery Right For You?
(15-May-2006)
How to know if you're a candidate |
Bullying Keeps Overweight Kids From Exercise
(14-May-2006)
It's an overlooked barrier to helping children get healthier, study finds |
Number of Obese, Smoking Americans Tops 9 Million
(12-May-2006)
Blacks most at risk for this unhealthy combination, study finds |
New Drug Helps Smokers Quit
(11-May-2006)
Curbs nicotine withdrawal symptoms |
FDA Approves New Anti-Smoking Drug
(11-May-2006)
Chantix more effective than Zyban in clinical trials, agency says |
New Remedy Avoids Need for Total Hip Replacement
(10-May-2006)
Younger, more active people benefit most, maker says |
FDA Reviewing European Aspartame Data
(09-May-2006)
New study contradicts earlier research with rats that found a link to cancer |
Researchers Discover Why Grapefruit Juice Interacts With Drugs
(09-May-2006)
Identification of substances could result in medicines better able to enter blood stream, researchers say |
FDA Reviewing European Aspartame Data
(09-May-2006)
New study contradicts earlier research with rats that found a link to cancer |
Ultrasound Can Help Predict Heart Attack Risk
(08-May-2006)
Atherosclerosis in neck artery is key warning sign, study finds |
'Off-Label' Prescription Drug Use Common
(08-May-2006)
Using medicines for non-approved reasons is legal but risky, experts say |
Gene Screens Promise Nutrition Insights
(07-May-2006)
The pricey tests are becoming popular, but some question their value |
Health Tip: The Importance of Potassium
(05-May-2006)
The mineral is essential for cell and tissue function
|
Gardening: Why Getting Down and Dirty Feels So Good
(05-May-2006)
It's a great source of exercise, not to mention nutrition, experts say |
Scientists Cut Through the Secrets of Fat
(04-May-2006)
A scissors-like enzyme gives fat cells the room they need to grow |
Parents Hold the Key to Child's Healthy Weight
(04-May-2006)
High self-esteem and healthy eating habits keep obesity away, experts say |
Scientists Cut Through the Secrets of Fat
(04-May-2006)
A scissors-like enzyme gives fat cells the room they need to grow |
Childhood Obesity Leads to Adolescent Obesity
(04-May-2006)
Kids don't outgrow 'baby fat,' researchers report |
School Soda Ban Called Good First Step
(03-May-2006)
But more needs to be done to combat childhood obesity epidemic, experts say |
New Treatment for Bone-Marrow Disorders
(03-May-2006)
Some with MDS need frequent blood transfusions |
School Soda Ban Called Good First Step
(03-May-2006)
But more needs to be done to combat childhood obesity epidemic, experts say |
School Soda Ban Called Good First Step
(03-May-2006)
But more needs to be done to combat childhood obesity epidemic, experts say |
Americans Less Healthy Than the British
(02-May-2006)
Study finds gap despite higher U.S. incomes, more money spent on health care |
Type 2 Diabetes Rising Among U.S. Adolescents
(01-May-2006)
Curbing obesity can help avert a public health crisis, experts say |
Treatment Team Lowers Heart Risk for Obese Patients
(28-Apr-2006)
Battling the 'metabolic syndrome' on multiple fronts works, they say |
Free Guidebooks Make for Heart-Healthy Reading
(26-Apr-2006)
Experts at U.S. National Institutes of Health offer exercise, diet tips |
New Guidelines Recommended for Implanted Heart Devices
(26-Apr-2006)
Cardiac group asks FDA and manufacturers to cooperate on pacemakers, defibrillators |
Helping Beans Run Out of Gas
(26-Apr-2006)
Ferment them first to avert flatulence, experts say |
Extra Vitamin C and E Don't Prevent Preeclampsia
(26-Apr-2006)
High doses didn't lower rates of pregnancy complication in low-risk women |
Many FDA Experts Have Drug Industry Ties
(25-Apr-2006)
But votes on drug approvals wouldn't change much if they withdrew from advisory panels, study finds |
Low Folate Levels Could Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(25-Apr-2006)
The surprising finding has experts urging caution |
Low Folate Levels Could Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(25-Apr-2006)
The surprising finding has experts urging caution |
Low Folate Levels Could Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(25-Apr-2006)
The surprising finding has experts urging caution |
Heavy Coffee Drinking Doesn't Hurt the Heart
(24-Apr-2006)
No risk of heart disease found in two long-term studies |
Health Tip: Is Your Child Dehydrated?
(24-Apr-2006)
Here are some warning signs |
Health Tip: Preventing Low Blood Sugar
(24-Apr-2006)
It can occur in non-diabetics |
Diet Changes Could Curb Bedwetting
(23-Apr-2006)
Avoiding bladder-irritating foods like caffeine can help |
Helping Kids Make Healthy Lifestyle Choices
(23-Apr-2006)
What parents and schools can do to 'tip the scale' in the right direction |
Researchers Will Test 'Fat-Dissolving' Therapy Claims
(21-Apr-2006)
The treatment is gaining in popularity, but its safety and effectiveness are unknown |
FDA Opposition to Medical Marijuana Fuels Controversy
(21-Apr-2006)
While supporters laud stance, opponents call drug a valuable tool |
Researchers Will Test 'Fat-Dissolving' Therapy Claims
(21-Apr-2006)
The treatment is gaining in popularity, but its safety and effectiveness are unknown |
Gene Protects Against Diabetes, Heart Disease
(21-Apr-2006)
Variant found in 1 in 20 people lowers blood fats, study finds |
Insulin Pump Also Monitors Blood Sugar
(20-Apr-2006)
Alerts user when glucose drops too low |
Obesity Driving Diabetes Epidemic
(20-Apr-2006)
New study confirms suspicions that it's a major factor in troubling trend |
Silicone Implants Don't Raise Risk for Breast Cancer
(18-Apr-2006)
Despite controversy, decades-long study finds no link |
Health Tip: Get Your Kids to Eat Healthy
(18-Apr-2006)
Be sure to set a good example |
Mediterranean Diet May Help Prevent Alzheimer's
(18-Apr-2006)
Study finds the eating plan reduced risk by 40 percent |
Natural Protein Might Ward Off Obesity
(18-Apr-2006)
It helps burn fat cells and lower appetite, researchers say |
Once-Monthly Alcoholism Drug Approved
(14-Apr-2006)
Injectable form replaces need for daily pill |
Moderate Drinking Not Safe for All
(13-Apr-2006)
Older men with specific medical conditions may want to abstain, study suggests |
Genetic Variant Increases Risk of Obesity
(13-Apr-2006)
The trait is found in 10 percent of people, study says |
Health Tip: Prevent Food-Borne Illnesses
(12-Apr-2006)
Store and prepare food properly
|
America's Teen Girls Lack Calcium
(11-Apr-2006)
Blacks, especially, are low on the bone-building nutrient, study finds |
America's Teen Girls Lack Calcium
(11-Apr-2006)
Blacks, especially, are low on the bone-building nutrient, study finds |
Study Probes Pulled Drug's Anti-Cholesterol Action
(10-Apr-2006)
Antioxidants don't seem to drive probucol's effects, study finds |
Obesity Plus Arthritis Disabling for Older Women
(10-Apr-2006)
Findings don't bode well for an aging and increasingly obese population |
Food Antioxidants, Vitamin D Fight Breast Cancer
(07-Apr-2006)
These compounds may also lower risk for ovarian tumors, studies find |
Number of Kids on Type 2 Diabetes Drugs Doubles
(07-Apr-2006)
Experts blame two-fold jump in 4 years on rise in child obesity |
Calcium May Lessen Stroke's Toll
(06-Apr-2006)
Study finds less severe attacks, better outcomes in patients with high intakes |
Too Much Weight Ups Alzheimer's Risk
(06-Apr-2006)
It can triple the threat of the brain disease, study suggests |
Too Much Weight Ups Alzheimer's Risk
(06-Apr-2006)
It can triple the threat of the brain disease, study suggests |
Calcium May Lessen Stroke's Toll
(06-Apr-2006)
Study finds less severe attacks, better outcomes in patients with high intakes |
Too Much Weight Ups Alzheimer's Risk
(06-Apr-2006)
It can triple the threat of the brain disease, study suggests |
Laser Therapy Treats Acne Scars
(05-Apr-2006)
Already approved for sun-damaged skin |
Ginger an Ovarian Cancer Killer
(05-Apr-2006)
The spice could prove a potent weapon against malignancy, researchers say |
Soy Shows Small Reduction in Breast Cancer Risk
(05-Apr-2006)
But association not strong enough to suggest women take supplements, study says |
Cinnamon, Cloves May Spice Up Health
(05-Apr-2006)
They could help ward off diabetes, heart disease, studies show |
Soy Shows Small Reduction in Breast Cancer Risk
(05-Apr-2006)
But association not strong enough to suggest women take supplements, study says |
Cancer Prevention Efforts Paying Off: Report
(05-Apr-2006)
Tobacco use ebbs to lowest point in decades, but challenges still remain, report finds |
Cinnamon, Cloves May Spice Up Health
(05-Apr-2006)
They could help ward off diabetes, heart disease, studies show |
Many Obese Don't See the Problem
(04-Apr-2006)
They often label themselves normal-weight or slightly overweight, study finds |
Belly Fat May Bring Labored Breathing
(04-Apr-2006)
Women with high amounts of this fat breathed less easily during exercise |
Health Tip: Is Your Infant Getting Enough Milk?
(04-Apr-2006)
How to tell, if you're breastfeeding |
Americans Getting Even Fatter
(04-Apr-2006)
Big weight gains noted among men, children since 2000, studies find
|
Diabetes Care Still Lagging in U.S.
(04-Apr-2006)
Report shows some improvement, but it's far from enough |
Many Obese Don't See the Problem
(04-Apr-2006)
They often label themselves normal-weight or slightly overweight, study finds |
Belly Fat May Bring Labored Breathing
(04-Apr-2006)
Women with high amounts of this fat breathed less easily during exercise |
Fit Teens May Be Safer Teens
(04-Apr-2006)
Physical activity helps ward off bad behaviors, study shows |
Americans Getting Even Fatter
(04-Apr-2006)
Big weight gains noted among men, children since 2000, studies find
|
Americans Getting Even Fatter
(04-Apr-2006)
Big weight gains noted among men, children since 2000, studies find
|
Multiple Lifestyle Changes Help Lower Blood Pressure
(03-Apr-2006)
Measures include counseling on nutrition and exercise, study reports |
Too Few Car Seats For America's Obese Kids
(03-Apr-2006)
Study uncovers dangerous shortfall as children's weight rises |
Limit Your Kid's Sugar for Better Dental Health
(01-Apr-2006)
How often and when kids have sweets is as important in prevention, dentists say |
More Than 80 Percent of College Women Diet
(31-Mar-2006)
Skipping breakfast, smoking among the unhealthiest methods they use, study finds |
Immune Suppressing Drug Prevents Heart Transplant Rejection
(31-Mar-2006)
In U.S. study, it surpassed standard anti-rejection drug |
More Than 80 Percent of College Women Diet
(31-Mar-2006)
Skipping breakfast, smoking among the unhealthiest methods they use, study finds |
Coming Soon: Faster, Yet Still Safe, Clinical Trials
(29-Mar-2006)
'Surrogate markers' could speed drugs to patients, experts say |
Second Drug Approved to Prevent Flu
(29-Mar-2006)
Relenza already sanctioned to treat flu's symptoms |
Fetal Environment May Influence Adult Cancer Risk
(29-Mar-2006)
In mice, boosting uterine antioxidant levels also raised offspring's lifetime odds for cancer |
High-Dose Vitamins Don't Head Off Preeclampsia
(29-Mar-2006)
Therapy might increase risk of low birth-weight babies, study says |
Everyday Foods May Yield Medicinal Benefits
(28-Mar-2006)
Chives, grape seeds and pine nut oil all show early promise, researchers say |
Health Tip: Internet Recipes Good for the Heart
(28-Mar-2006)
Heart Association offers tasty alternatives |
Sweetness Gives Up Its Secrets
(28-Mar-2006)
Lack of bitter, sour flavors explains sugar's appeal |
Everyday Foods May Yield Medicinal Benefits
(28-Mar-2006)
Chives, grape seeds and pine nut oil all show early promise, researchers say |
Everyday Foods May Yield Medicinal Benefits
(28-Mar-2006)
Chives, grape seeds and pine nut oil all show early promise, researchers say |
Diet Rich in Magnesium Good for Health
(27-Mar-2006)
Researchers find lower risk of metabolic syndrome |
Diet Rich in Magnesium Good for Health
(27-Mar-2006)
Researchers find lower risk of metabolic syndrome |
Scientists Produce Heart-Healthy Pigs
(27-Mar-2006)
Genetically engineered pork could eventually reach supermarket shelves |
Scientists Produce Heart-Healthy Pigs
(27-Mar-2006)
Genetically engineered pork could eventually reach supermarket shelves |
Diet Rich in Magnesium Good for Health
(27-Mar-2006)
Researchers find lower risk of metabolic syndrome |
Experts Note Need for More Studies on ADHD Drug Use in Adults
(24-Mar-2006)
Most research on safety issues has been conducted in children, they note |
Fish Not a Proven Heart Protector: Study
(24-Mar-2006)
But the presence of omega 3 fats confers a likely benefit, experts say |
Fish Not a Proven Heart Protector: Study
(24-Mar-2006)
But the presence of omega 3 fats confers a likely benefit, experts say |
FDA Panel Rejects Strongest Warning for ADHD Drugs
(23-Mar-2006)
Instead calls for simpler language and more information on labeling |
Taste Researchers Make Bittersweet Discovery
(23-Mar-2006)
A single receptor provides response to garlic, mustard |
New Pill Cleanses Bowel Before Colonoscopy
(22-Mar-2006)
For people who can't tolerate liquid preparations |
Health Tip: Salmonella Can Make You Sick
(22-Mar-2006)
Wash your hands after preparing foods |
Weight-Loss Surgery Not Without Risks
(22-Mar-2006)
Age and type of surgery seem to be the key factors, study finds |
Some Local Drinking Water Contains Too Much Fluoride
(22-Mar-2006)
U.S. panel concludes that health threats exist, including bone fractures
|
Weight-Loss Surgery Not Without Risks
(22-Mar-2006)
Age and type of surgery seem to be the key factors, study finds |
Fewer Americans Taking Chances With Food
(21-Mar-2006)
Only a fifth eat raw eggs, meat or other infection-prone items, survey finds |
Diabetics Misguided on 'Healthy' Weight
(20-Mar-2006)
Two-thirds of obese diabetics call overweight 'ideal' for health, study found |
Diabetics Misguided on 'Healthy' Weight
(20-Mar-2006)
Two-thirds of obese diabetics call overweight 'ideal' for health, study found |
Eat Cholesterol-Lowering Foods in Combination: Study
(18-Mar-2006)
Choosing the right foods lowered blood fats just as well as drug therapy |
Eat Cholesterol-Lowering Foods in Combination: Study
(18-Mar-2006)
Choosing the right foods lowered blood fats just as well as drug therapy |
Imaging System Helps Detect Cervical Pre-Cancer
(17-Mar-2006)
For women who have abnormal Pap test |
A Statin Improves Performance of Multiple Sclerosis Drug
(16-Mar-2006)
Dual therapy reduced inflammation, eliminated paralysis in mice, study finds |
Atkins Diet Not Safe for Everyone
(16-Mar-2006)
Researchers report case of obese dieter who developed dangerous condition |
Foods Fortified With Folic Acid May Cut Stroke Risk
(16-Mar-2006)
The B vitamin might work by reducing an amino acid in the blood, study finds |
Atkins Diet Not Safe for Everyone
(16-Mar-2006)
Researchers report case of obese dieter who developed dangerous condition |
Foods Fortified With Folic Acid May Cut Stroke Risk
(16-Mar-2006)
The B vitamin might work by reducing an amino acid in the blood, study finds |
Fat Hormone Leptin Affects Asthma Risk
(15-Mar-2006)
Heavier women with high levels of hormone more likely to have condition, study says |
Aggressive Statin Therapy May Reverse Atherosclerosis
(13-Mar-2006)
Crestor not only inhibited but reduced plaque build-up on artery walls, researchers say |
Folic Acid Supplements Won't Lower Heart-Attack Risk
(13-Mar-2006)
Two studies suggest folate and B vitamins are not as heart-healthy as thought |
Folic Acid Supplements Won't Lower Heart-Attack Risk
(13-Mar-2006)
Two studies suggest folate and B vitamins are not as heart-healthy as thought |
Red Wine May Ward Off Gum Disease
(10-Mar-2006)
But one expert cautioned that the findings are very preliminary |
Calcium Cuts Pregnancy Complications
(10-Mar-2006)
Supplements eased preeclampsia-linked trouble but not its incidence, study found |
Calcium Cuts Pregnancy Complications
(10-Mar-2006)
Supplements eased preeclampsia-linked trouble but not its incidence, study found |
Blood Pressure Dropping Globally
(09-Mar-2006)
Better diets, not antihypertensive medications, may be the reason, experts say |
Bottle-Feeding May Not Raise Child Obesity Risk
(09-Mar-2006)
Neither will an earlier shift to solid foods, new research suggests |
Bottle-Feeding May Not Raise Child Obesity Risk
(09-Mar-2006)
Neither will an earlier shift to solid foods, new research suggests |
FDA Advisers Endorse Return of Multiple Sclerosis Drug
(08-Mar-2006)
Panelists agree benefits outweigh rare risk of brain infection |
Ancient Wisdom Teeth Reveal Humans' Changing Diet
(08-Mar-2006)
15,000-year-old remains suggest a shift away from coarser foods |
Genes May Dictate Caffeine's Dangers
(07-Mar-2006)
One form of DNA might increase heart attack risk, study finds |
Low-Cal Drinks Help Teens Stay Trim
(07-Mar-2006)
Switching from high-calorie beverages makes big difference, study suggests
|
Low-Cal Drinks Help Teens Stay Trim
(07-Mar-2006)
Switching from high-calorie beverages makes big difference, study suggests
|
Genes May Dictate Caffeine's Dangers
(07-Mar-2006)
One form of DNA might increase heart attack risk, study finds |
Weight May Influence Asthma Care
(07-Mar-2006)
Study finds the overweight benefit more from specific medication |
Low-Cal Drinks Help Teens Stay Trim
(07-Mar-2006)
Switching from high-calorie beverages makes big difference, study suggests
|
Researchers Reduce Enlarged Hearts in Fat Mice
(07-Mar-2006)
Finding could spur new treatments for obesity-related heart failure |
Officials Focus on Threat Posed by Food Allergies
(05-Mar-2006)
An estimated 11 million Americans suffer from the potentially fatal condition |
Safer Neighborhoods Are Fitter Neighborhoods
(05-Mar-2006)
Fear of crime curbs healthy physical activity, study finds |
Omega-3s May Bring On Better Mood
(04-Mar-2006)
The fish oil nutrient may make people more 'agreeable,' study finds |
Youth Can Lose Weight With Yoga
(04-Mar-2006)
Overweight teens shed an average six pounds over 12 weeks, researchers say |
Grape Juice Good for Aging Brain
(03-Mar-2006)
Antioxidants may help keep memory on track, rat study shows |
Controversial MS Drug Trial Flawed, Experts Say
(03-Mar-2006)
Woman who died from rare infection shouldn't have been part of Tysabri study in first place, they note |
Erbitux Approved to Treat Head and Neck Cancers
(03-Mar-2006)
First new drug for these types of cancer in decades |
Grape Juice Good for Aging Brain
(03-Mar-2006)
Antioxidants may help keep memory on track, rat study shows |
Health Tip: Promote a Healthy School
(03-Mar-2006)
You can make a difference |
Diabetes May Roll Back Victories Over Heart Disease
(03-Mar-2006)
Growing epidemic threatens America's health, study finds |
Lifting Weights Keeps Overweight at Bay
(03-Mar-2006)
Middle-aged women can benefit from just two sessions per week, study shows |
Noni Juice Might Lower Smokers' Cholesterol
(02-Mar-2006)
Company-funded research shows benefit, but skeptics call for larger, independent trial |
Rx for Weight Loss
(02-Mar-2006)
Doctors use novel approaches to help patients shed excess pounds
|
'Spare Tire' Might Protect Men During Car Accident
(01-Mar-2006)
A little extra weight may act as padding, study finds -- but only for men |
Studies Suggest Controversial Multiple Sclerosis Drug Is Safe
(01-Mar-2006)
But some risk exists so more evaluation is needed, experts say |
First Skin Patch to Treat Depression
(01-Mar-2006)
Higher doses require dietary restrictions |
Cancer Drug Approved for Rheumatoid Arthritis
(01-Mar-2006)
In cases where other drugs don't work |
Health Tip: Avoid Kidney Stones
(01-Mar-2006)
Drink plenty of water |
Obese People Might Be More Sensitive to Pain
(01-Mar-2006)
Physical factors may combine to increase sensitivity, researchers say |
'Spare Tire' Might Protect Men During Car Accident
(01-Mar-2006)
A little extra weight may act as padding, study finds -- but only for men |
Health Tip: Prevent Osteoporosis
(28-Feb-2006)
Be sure to get plenty of calcium
|
Chocolate Does a Man's Heart Good
(27-Feb-2006)
Dark variety seems to lower older men's risk of death, study finds |
Chocolate Does a Man's Heart Good
(27-Feb-2006)
Dark variety seems to lower older men's risk of death, study finds |
Teen Girls Sip More Soda as They Age
(24-Feb-2006)
The more soft drinks they consumed, the less calcium they took in, study finds
|
Overcoming Constipation Not Complicated
(24-Feb-2006)
Exercise and diet can solve the problem most of the time, experts say. |
Teen Girls Sip More Soda as They Age
(24-Feb-2006)
The more soft drinks they consumed, the less calcium they took in, study finds
|
First Generic Version of Flonase Approved
(23-Feb-2006)
Treats nasal allergy symptoms |
Vitamin D Protects Against Tuberculosis
(23-Feb-2006)
Finding explains why blacks more vulnerable to disease, researcher says |
Health Tip: Are Artificial Sweeteners Safe?
(21-Feb-2006)
FDA elaborates on saccharin and aspartame |
Antifungal Treatment Wins FDA Approval
(21-Feb-2006)
Eraxis fights deadly blood infections common at hospitals |
Grapefruit May Sweeten Way to Lower Cholesterol
(21-Feb-2006)
Study finds the red variety, especially, may fight heart disease |
Health Tip: Are Artificial Sweeteners Safe?
(21-Feb-2006)
FDA elaborates on saccharin and aspartame |
Grapefruit May Sweeten Way to Lower Cholesterol
(21-Feb-2006)
Study finds the red variety, especially, may fight heart disease |
Organic Food Fends Off Pesticides
(20-Feb-2006)
Residue levels in kids dropped after a few days of organic food, researchers say |
U.S. Allows Withdrawn MS Drug to Return in Clinical Trial
(17-Feb-2006)
FDA to consider Tysabri's full return to market next month |
Birth-Control Patch May Boost Risk of Blood Clots
(17-Feb-2006)
But a second study found no heightened risk, officials report |
FDA Approved Controversial MS Drug Too Quickly: Expert
(17-Feb-2006)
But others say Tysabri, now withdrawn from market, met standard data requirements |
Health Tip: Avoid Needless Ultrasounds of Fetus
(16-Feb-2006)
FDA says they could be dangerous |
Young Type 2 Diabetics at Higher Stroke Risk
(16-Feb-2006)
Their odds of an attack double soon after diagnosis, study finds |
Health Tip: Signs You've Had Too Much Caffeine
(15-Feb-2006)
If you're jumpy and can't sleep |
Vitamins C and E May Help Lower Smokers' Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2006)
Vitamin C supplements counteract smoking-linked vitamin E depletion, study finds |
Vitamins C and E May Help Lower Smokers' Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2006)
Vitamin C supplements counteract smoking-linked vitamin E depletion, study finds |
Calcium, Vitamin D Won't Protect Older Women From Fracture
(15-Feb-2006)
Daily supplements won't shield this group from colon cancer, either, study finds |
Antioxidant Supplements Don't Protect Against Prostate Cancer
(14-Feb-2006)
But vitamin E may be of some help to smokers, study finds |
New Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise
(14-Feb-2006)
Trial results look good, but experts say rimonabant isn't a 'magic bullet' |
New Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise
(14-Feb-2006)
Trial results look good, but experts say rimonabant isn't a 'magic bullet' |
Belly Fat Doubles Women's Gallstone Risk
(14-Feb-2006)
But one expert noted that most stones won't require treatment |
New Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise
(14-Feb-2006)
Trial results look good, but experts say rimonabant isn't a 'magic bullet' |
Poverty Lowers Cardiac Stress Test Results
(14-Feb-2006)
Experts say poor diet and lack of access to fitness facilities to blame |
Antioxidant Supplements Don't Protect Against Prostate Cancer
(14-Feb-2006)
But vitamin E may be of some help to smokers, study finds |
Health Tip: Caffeine Is No Weight-Loss Solution
(13-Feb-2006)
Affects water retention, but effects are temporary |
Health Tip: Caffeine Is No Weight-Loss Solution
(13-Feb-2006)
Affects water retention, but effects are temporary |
Vaccine Approved to Protect Children From Rotavirus
(13-Feb-2006)
Prevents leading cause of diarrhea in kids |
Nutrition Answers Just a Mouse Click Away
(13-Feb-2006)
American Institute for Cancer Research offers free diet advice over the Web |
Let Dark Chocolate Be Your Valentine
(13-Feb-2006)
Small amounts do a heart good, South Beach Diet doc says
|
Nutrition Answers Just a Mouse Click Away
(13-Feb-2006)
American Institute for Cancer Research offers free diet advice over the Web |
Weight-Loss Surgery: For Some, the Last Hope
(12-Feb-2006)
A normal life is the reward for suitable candidates |
Overweight Women Risk Problem Pregnancies
(11-Feb-2006)
Some simple steps can reduce likelihood of high blood pressure, gestational diabetes |
Exercise Goes to the Dogs
(10-Feb-2006)
Canine friends get humans up and walking more often, study finds |
FDA Panel Calls for Strongest Warning on ADHD Drugs
(09-Feb-2006)
In close vote, committee recommends 'black box' label for methylphenidates such as Ritalin |
Parents, Vending Machines Can Hamper Good School Nutrition
(09-Feb-2006)
A number of hidden factors make it tough to eat right on campus, study finds |
Parents, Vending Machines Can Hamper Good School Nutrition
(09-Feb-2006)
A number of hidden factors make it tough to eat right on campus, study finds |
Parents, Vending Machines Can Hamper Good School Nutrition
(09-Feb-2006)
A number of hidden factors make it tough to eat right on campus, study finds |
Program Gets Teens Off the Couch
(08-Feb-2006)
Doctor-guided initiative increased exercise rates and improved diet |
Health Tip: Plastic Water Bottles Don't Contain Dioxins
(08-Feb-2006)
That's an urban legend, Hopkins researcher says |
Limited Access to Exercise Facilities Fueling Childhood Obesity Epidemic
(08-Feb-2006)
It's a particular problem in low-income areas, new research suggests
|
Limited Access to Exercise Facilities Fueling Childhood Obesity Epidemic
(08-Feb-2006)
It's a particular problem in low-income areas, new research suggests
|
Limited Access to Exercise Facilities Fueling Childhood Obesity Epidemic
(08-Feb-2006)
It's a particular problem in low-income areas, new research suggests
|
Program Gets Teens Off the Couch
(08-Feb-2006)
Doctor-guided initiative increased exercise rates and improved diet |
Diabetics' Hearts Fueled by Fats
(08-Feb-2006)
Finding could explain high heart attack rate in those with diabetes, researchers say |
Low-Fat Diets Don't Protect Postmenopausal Women
(07-Feb-2006)
Trio of studies found no effect on risk of breast and colon cancer, or heart disease |
Give Kids Dairy 3 Times a Day, Experts Advise
(07-Feb-2006)
Milk products strengthen bones for a lifetime |
Health Tip: How Many Fruits and Veggies Do You Need?
(06-Feb-2006)
Government food pyramid says a lot, and often |
Obesity Doubles Kids' Diabetes Risk
(06-Feb-2006)
And a third of diabetic children in the U.S. are also obese, study finds |
Heart Failure Rising In Older Americans
(06-Feb-2006)
But more are surviving longer with the disease, report finds |
wl of Snacking
(05-Feb-2006)
Low-fat alternatives can be a smart health choice |
The ABCs of a Healthy Cold and Flu Season
(05-Feb-2006)
Parents should encourage good habits, such as proper nutrition and plenty of sleep |
wl of Snacking
(05-Feb-2006)
Low-fat alternatives can be a smart health choice |
Simple Steps Help Sleepless Women Slumber
(04-Feb-2006)
Coffee, cigarettes and a meal before bedtime are all no-nos, experts warn |
Health Tip: Getting to a Healthy Weight
(03-Feb-2006)
BMI is what counts |
New Test Quickly Spots Bird Flu in People
(03-Feb-2006)
It should benefit patients and help control potential outbreaks, officials say |
Health Tip: Getting to a Healthy Weight
(03-Feb-2006)
BMI is what counts |
Obesity Raises Pregnancy Risks
(03-Feb-2006)
Weight-related dangers threaten both mother and newborn, panelists conclude |
Fatty Acid May Spur Prostate Cancer Growth
(02-Feb-2006)
Balancing omega-6 fatty acids with omega-3s is the prudent course, study suggests |
FDA Approves Inhaled Insulin for Diabetes
(01-Feb-2006)
Exubera, first drug of its kind, could mean an end to injections for millions with the disease |
Obesity Might Be Catching
(30-Jan-2006)
Infectious viruses may make fat cells fatter, researchers claim |
Health Tip: Can Green Tea Prevent Cancer?
(30-Jan-2006)
FDA says there's no proof |
Obesity Might Be Catching
(30-Jan-2006)
Infectious viruses may make fat cells fatter, researchers claim |
Modest Weight Loss Boosts Bladder Control
(27-Jan-2006)
Overweight women at risk for diabetes saw real improvements, study found |
Soy Claim as Heart Helper in Dispute
(27-Jan-2006)
New findings could change FDA rules on claims made by soy products |
Inhaled Insulin Approved for Diabetics
(27-Jan-2006)
First new delivery option in decades |
Health Tip: How Many Fruits and Veggies Do You Need?
(27-Jan-2006)
Government food pyramid says a lot, and often |
Health Tip: Avoid Foods for Baby That Cause Choking
(27-Jan-2006)
Small, hard objects cause the most damage |
Soy Claim as Heart Helper in Dispute
(27-Jan-2006)
New findings could change FDA rules on claims made by soy products |
Modest Weight Loss Boosts Bladder Control
(27-Jan-2006)
Overweight women at risk for diabetes saw real improvements, study found |
FDA Approves New Drug for Two Cancers
(26-Jan-2006)
Sutent works against stomach and kidney cancers |
New Treatment for Stomach and Kidney Cancers
(26-Jan-2006)
Deprives tumors of blood and nutrients |
Fruits and Veggies Protect Against Stroke
(26-Jan-2006)
Three daily servings are good, five or more are better, study finds |
Fruits and Veggies Protect Against Stroke
(26-Jan-2006)
Three daily servings are good, five or more are better, study finds |
Treatment for Childhood Disorder Brings Sleep Dangers
(26-Jan-2006)
Growth hormones raise sleep apnea risks in children with Prader-Willi syndrome, study finds |
Controversial Weight-Loss Drug May Go Over-the-Counter
(24-Jan-2006)
But as FDA weighs approval, critics voice concerns about Xenical |
Controversial Weight-Loss Drug May Go Over-the-Counter
(24-Jan-2006)
But as FDA weighs approval, critics voice concerns about Xenical |
FDA Panel Calls for Ban on Some Asthma Inhalers
(24-Jan-2006)
Certain over-the-counter products contain chemical that can damage ozone layer |
Fish Oil Won't Fight Cancer
(24-Jan-2006)
But finding doesn't mean omega-3 fatty acids aren't heart-healthy, experts add |
Fish Oil Won't Fight Cancer
(24-Jan-2006)
But finding doesn't mean omega-3 fatty acids aren't heart-healthy, experts add |
Controversial Weight-Loss Drug May Go Over-the-Counter
(24-Jan-2006)
But as FDA weighs approval, critics voice concerns about Xenical |
Vitamin A-Like Compound Fights Lung Cancer
(24-Jan-2006)
In mice, bexarotene slowed malignancy by 50 percent, study found |
Black Currants May Help Thwart Alzheimer's
(23-Jan-2006)
They contain compounds that protected cells in lab study |
Widening Waist a Heart Risk Factor for Women
(23-Jan-2006)
Waistlines over 35 inches are a matter of concern, study finds |
Hormone Could Serve as an Antidepressant
(19-Jan-2006)
Leptin already seen as key to weight loss, researchers say
|
Prescription Drug Labels Get User-Friendly Overhaul
(18-Jan-2006)
FDA action is designed to help doctors and consumers, officials say |
America's Young Adults Less Healthy Than Teens
(18-Jan-2006)
Rates for smoking, obesity and other ills rise steeply after high school, study finds |
Low-Cal Diets: For the Young at Heart
(17-Jan-2006)
Nutritious, calorie-reduced eating slows cardiac aging, study finds |
New Test Spots More Recurrences of Bladder Cancer
(17-Jan-2006)
Measures key protein found in urine, raises rate of detection of disease |
Java Before the Gym? Think Again
(17-Jan-2006)
Caffeine slows down heart blood flow during exercise, study finds |
Low-Cal Diets: For the Young at Heart
(17-Jan-2006)
Nutritious, calorie-reduced eating slows cardiac aging, study finds |
FDA: Drug Name Confusion Makes Imports Dangerous
(16-Jan-2006)
Agency warns of prescription mix-ups, but critics suspect an anti-import agenda |
Is Your Kid's Candy a Poison?
(16-Jan-2006)
Some imported sweets may contain high quantities of lead |
Soy May Help Prevent Breast Cancer in Older Women
(16-Jan-2006)
But monkey study suggests it's only true for postmenopausal women with higher levels of estrogen |
Iron, Folate Supplements May Harm Kids in Regions Rife With Malaria
(13-Jan-2006)
Programs distributing the nutrients to poor children may not be best, experts warn |
Iron, Folate Supplements May Harm Kids in Regions Rife With Malaria
(13-Jan-2006)
Programs distributing the nutrients to poor children may not be best, experts warn |
Trans Fat on Food Labels: Now You See It, Now You Don't
(12-Jan-2006)
New FDA rules allow fewer than 0.5 grams of unhealthy fat to not count |
U.S. Moves to Improve Drug-Approval Process
(12-Jan-2006)
FDA initiatives designed to aid scientists in early stages of research |
Trans Fat on Food Labels: Now You See It, Now You Don't
(12-Jan-2006)
New FDA rules allow fewer than 0.5 grams of unhealthy fat to not count |
Trans Fat on Food Labels: Now You See It, Now You Don't
(12-Jan-2006)
New FDA rules allow fewer than 0.5 grams of unhealthy fat to not count |
Trans Fat on Food Labels: Now You See It, Now You Don't
(12-Jan-2006)
New FDA rules allow fewer than 0.5 grams of unhealthy fat to not count |
The Fat Tax: A Controversial Tool in War Against Obesity
(11-Jan-2006)
It's used as a levy on 'junk' foods, and to promote nutrition programs |
Lifestyle Changes Can Quickly Reverse Heart Risks
(11-Jan-2006)
In 3 weeks, improvements in diet and exercise can have big impact, study finds
|
The Fat Tax: A Controversial Tool in War Against Obesity
(11-Jan-2006)
It's used as a levy on 'junk' foods, and to promote nutrition programs |
Obesity Hinders Prostate Cancer Detection
(11-Jan-2006)
Finding highlights need for rigorous screening in heavier patients |
Lifestyle Changes Can Quickly Reverse Heart Risks
(11-Jan-2006)
In 3 weeks, improvements in diet and exercise can have big impact, study finds
|
The Fat Tax: A Controversial Tool in War Against Obesity
(11-Jan-2006)
It's used as a levy on 'junk' foods, and to promote nutrition programs |
Vegetable Protein Linked to Lower Blood Pressure
(10-Jan-2006)
Study finding reinforces existing dietary recommendations |
Fat-Building Pathway Figured Out
(10-Jan-2006)
abetes, researchers say |
Obesity Alone Boosts Heart Disease Risk
(10-Jan-2006)
Research also finds other risk factors are undertreated
|
Prompting Neurons to Protect Themselves
(09-Jan-2006)
Researchers found way to induce cells to release natural antioxidants |
Tomato Juice Might Protect Lungs
(09-Jan-2006)
50% mixture prevented emphysema in mouse study, Japanese researchers say |
Tomato Juice Might Protect Lungs
(09-Jan-2006)
50% mixture prevented emphysema in mouse study, Japanese researchers say |
Vitamin D Levels During Pregnancy Predict Kids' Bone Health
(06-Jan-2006)
Moms who take extra supplements may protect offspring from osteoporosis, study suggests |
Health Tip: Making Changes To Your Family's Diet?
(05-Jan-2006)
Don't do too much, too soon |
Soy Might Worsen Heart Condition
(04-Jan-2006)
Male mice prone to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy did better on milk-protein diet, study finds
|
Nutritional Supplements Aid Hospitalized Elderly
(04-Jan-2006)
But they don't benefit healthy seniors, study finds |
Nutritional Supplements Aid Hospitalized Elderly
(04-Jan-2006)
But they don't benefit healthy seniors, study finds |
Low-Fat Diets Help Postmenopausal Women
(03-Jan-2006)
Such eating plans, high in carbs, don't cause weight gain, WHI study finds |
Drug Approved to Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence
(03-Jan-2006)
Study shows it's more effective than gold-standard preventive |
Molecular Link Between Diet, Type 2 Diabetes Discovered
(03-Jan-2006)
High-fat fare suppresses enzyme that controls insulin production, study finds |
Low-Fat Diets Help Postmenopausal Women
(03-Jan-2006)
Such eating plans, high in carbs, don't cause weight gain, WHI study finds |
Amino Acid Supplement No Good After Heart Attack
(03-Jan-2006)
It might even raise death risk for older patients, researchers find |
Safe Neighborhoods Keep Kids Leaner
(03-Jan-2006)
New research shows that families who live in unsafe areas have fatter kids |
Molecular Link Between Diet, Type 2 Diabetes Discovered
(03-Jan-2006)
High-fat fare suppresses enzyme that controls insulin production, study finds |
Low-Fat Diets Help Postmenopausal Women
(03-Jan-2006)
Such eating plans, high in carbs, don't cause weight gain, WHI study finds |
Trans Fat Food Labels Are Coming
(30-Dec-2005)
Starting New Year's Day, labeling also will list potential allergens |
Trans Fat Food Labels Are Coming
(30-Dec-2005)
Starting New Year's Day, labeling also will list potential allergens |
Trans Fat Food Labels Are Coming
(30-Dec-2005)
Starting New Year's Day, labeling also will list potential allergens |
Healthy Aging: The 60s -- A New Beginning
(30-Dec-2005)
It's never too late to improve your health habits, experts advise |
Trans Fat Food Labels Are Coming
(30-Dec-2005)
Starting New Year's Day, labeling also will list potential allergens |
New Treatment Sanctioned for Bone Marrow Disorder
(29-Dec-2005)
But similar drug known to cause birth defects
|
Healthy Aging: The 50s -- Time for Your Annual Checkup!
(29-Dec-2005)
Recommended screenings can be a lifesaver, experts say |
Study Suggests Suicide Linked to Thinness
(29-Dec-2005)
But other experts question the connection |
Study Suggests Suicide Linked to Thinness
(29-Dec-2005)
But other experts question the connection |
Vitamin D May Prevent Some Cancers
(28-Dec-2005)
But many blacks, elderly aren't getting enough, study suggests |
Antioxidant-Rich Foods Preserve Vision
(27-Dec-2005)
Study found they cut risk of age-related macular degeneration |
New Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Approved
(27-Dec-2005)
Blocks immune system signal |
Health Tip: Mixing Baby Formula
(27-Dec-2005)
Be sure to follow the directions |
Digestive Woes May Keep the Overweight From Exercising
(27-Dec-2005)
And that could undermine weight-loss efforts, study finds |
Vitamin B Deficiency a Danger After Gastric Bypass Surgery
(27-Dec-2005)
Case study notes need to monitor patients for resulting neurological condition |
Vitamin B Deficiency a Danger After Gastric Bypass Surgery
(27-Dec-2005)
Case study notes need to monitor patients for resulting neurological condition |
Antioxidant-Rich Foods Preserve Vision
(27-Dec-2005)
Study found they cut risk of age-related macular degeneration |
Healthy Aging: The 20s -- Building a Firm Foundation
(26-Dec-2005)
Proper diet and lots of exercise can help promote better health in your later years |
Party Hearty, Then Ease It Down
(26-Dec-2005)
Some tips for holiday weight control |
Party Hearty, Then Ease It Down
(26-Dec-2005)
Some tips for holiday weight control |
Health Tip: Dieting During the Holidays
(23-Dec-2005)
It's not easy, but try to stay on track |
Hold on to Health During the Holidays
(23-Dec-2005)
If jingle bells jangle nerves and send you snacking, simple tips can help |
Tamiflu Approved to Prevent Flu in Kids Under 12
(23-Dec-2005)
But it's not a substitute for a flu shot, FDA says |
Health Tip: Dieting During the Holidays
(23-Dec-2005)
It's not easy, but try to stay on track |
Health Tip: Dieting During the Holidays
(23-Dec-2005)
It's not easy, but try to stay on track |
Hold on to Health During the Holidays
(23-Dec-2005)
If jingle bells jangle nerves and send you snacking, simple tips can help |
Marijuana Munchies Hold Weight-Loss Clues
(22-Dec-2005)
New insights on need to feed that comes with pot smoking |
FDA Proposes Lowered Lead Levels in Candy
(22-Dec-2005)
New guidelines calls for a fivefold drop in trace amounts allowable |
FDA Proposes Lowered Lead Levels in Candy
(22-Dec-2005)
New guidelines calls for a fivefold drop in trace amounts allowable |
Smoking May Make Psoriasis Worse
(22-Dec-2005)
People with the disorder also tend to be obese, researchers report |
Give Yourself a Good Night's Sleep This Season
(22-Dec-2005)
Experts offer six important reasons why slumber is essential |
Marijuana Munchies Hold Weight-Loss Clues
(22-Dec-2005)
New insights on need to feed that comes with pot smoking |
Blacks Hit Harder by Arterial Leg Disease
(21-Dec-2005)
This narrowing of vessels in the legs can be disabling, experts note |
A Little Dark Chocolate Does A Heart Good
(20-Dec-2005)
It sweetly staves off hardening of the arteries in smokers, study finds |
Nexavar Approved for Advanced Kidney Cancer
(20-Dec-2005)
Disease kills about 12,000 annually |
A Little Dark Chocolate Does A Heart Good
(20-Dec-2005)
It sweetly staves off hardening of the arteries in smokers, study finds |
A Little Dark Chocolate Does A Heart Good
(20-Dec-2005)
It sweetly staves off hardening of the arteries in smokers, study finds |
Gastric Bypass Surgeries Soaring
(20-Dec-2005)
The number of Americans undergoing these procedures grew four-fold between 1998 and 2002, study finds |
One-Third of U.S. Teens Out of Shape
(20-Dec-2005)
Finding may have long-term implications for cardiovascular health |
FDA Recalls Drug Used to Diagnose Appendicitis
(19-Dec-2005)
NeutroSpec linked to 2 deaths, 20 'life-threatening' reactions, agency says |
Fish Oil Fights Pollution-Linked Heart Trouble
(19-Dec-2005)
Study in elderly finds it helps stabilize cardiac regulation |
Fight Off That Freshman Flab
(17-Dec-2005)
Research shows college kids can beat back weight gain |
'Canadian' Drugs Come From Other Countries: FDA
(17-Dec-2005)
Four-airport sting operation found drugs shipped from nations like Costa Rica and Israel |
Fight Off That Freshman Flab
(17-Dec-2005)
Research shows college kids can beat back weight gain |
Health Tip: When Eating Out Is Your Only Option
(16-Dec-2005)
You can still make healthy choices and enjoy the meal |
Working Moms' Kids Eat Just as Well: Study
(16-Dec-2005)
They eat more meals outside the home, but their diets are comparable to those of other youngsters |
U.S. Health Gains Starting to Slow: Study
(16-Dec-2005)
Rates of early death, prenatal care, smoking stable in recent years; obesity way up |
Working Moms' Kids Eat Just as Well: Study
(16-Dec-2005)
They eat more meals outside the home, but their diets are comparable to those of other youngsters |
Health Tip: Preparing For Your Pregnancy
(16-Dec-2005)
Proper nutrition, good habits and vitamins essential |
Fruit Sugars Might Speed Obesity
(15-Dec-2005)
They may interfere with insulin to increase weight gain, experts say |
Fruit Sugars Might Speed Obesity
(15-Dec-2005)
They may interfere with insulin to increase weight gain, experts say |
Fruit Sugars Might Speed Obesity
(15-Dec-2005)
They may interfere with insulin to increase weight gain, experts say |
Major Painkiller Trial to Start
(14-Dec-2005)
Experts concerned that trial is funded by maker of one of the drugs to be studied |
Fiber May Not Protect Against Colorectal Cancer
(13-Dec-2005)
The largest study ever found no reduced risk |
High Insulin Levels Linked to Pancreatic Cancer
(13-Dec-2005)
Study of male smokers saw twofold risk increase for those with highest levels
|
Taste for Salt May Be Linked to Birth Weight
(13-Dec-2005)
Finding could offer insights into blood-pressure treatment, researchers say |
Young Adults Lax on Cholesterol Control
(12-Dec-2005)
No decrease for them over past two decades, new study finds |
Tea Reduces Ovarian Cancer Risk
(12-Dec-2005)
Women who drink tea can cut their risk by almost 50 percent |
Vitamin D Boosts Lung Health
(12-Dec-2005)
But it's too soon to recommend supplements just to improve breathing, experts say |
Organic, Anyone?
(11-Dec-2005)
The pros and cons of buying meat, produce labeled 'organic' |
Vioxx Drama Echoes Earlier Concerns About Missing Data
(10-Dec-2005)
Renewed outrage triggered by medical journal's charge that drug maker withheld heart risks |
New England Journal Charges Merck Deleted Vioxx Study Data
(09-Dec-2005)
Editors contend drugmaker withheld information on heart risks before findings were given to journal |
Vitamin D3 Boosts Asthma Drug Effectiveness
(09-Dec-2005)
Preliminary finding suggests it helps patients benefit fom steroids |
New Spanish-Language Food Pyramid Launched
(08-Dec-2005)
'MiPirámide' aimed at U.S. Hispanics at high risk for obesity |
New Spanish-Language Food Pyramid Launched
(08-Dec-2005)
'MiPirámide' aimed at U.S. Hispanics at high risk for obesity |
New Spanish-Language Food Pyramid Launched
(08-Dec-2005)
'MiPirámide' aimed at U.S. Hispanics at high risk for obesity |
New Spanish-Language Food Pyramid Launched
(08-Dec-2005)
'MiPirámide' aimed at U.S. Hispanics at high risk for obesity |
Healthy Childhood Diets Protect Hearts
(06-Dec-2005)
Boys eating low-fat diets from infancy had healthier arteries, study found |
Coffee, Tea May Help Keep Liver Failure at Bay
(06-Dec-2005)
Two or more cups per day could protect at-risk patients, researchers say |
Marketers Urged to Junk the Junk-Food Ads for Kids
(06-Dec-2005)
Emphasis should be on healthful food and drink choices, report says |
Marketers Urged to Junk the Junk-Food Ads for Kids
(06-Dec-2005)
Emphasis should be on healthful food and drink choices, report says |
Coffee, Tea May Help Keep Liver Failure at Bay
(06-Dec-2005)
Two or more cups per day could protect at-risk patients, researchers say |
Teens Influenced by Mom's Attitude About Weight
(05-Dec-2005)
Parents key to healthy eating and exercise among adolescents, expert says |
Moderate Drinking May Lower Obesity Risk
(05-Dec-2005)
But too much alcohol can pack on pounds, study finds |
Overweight Moms More Likely to Have Overweight Kids
(05-Dec-2005)
Researchers found smoking also raised obesity risk for children |
Teens Influenced by Mom's Attitude About Weight
(05-Dec-2005)
Parents key to healthy eating and exercise among adolescents, expert says |
Women Are Missing the Folic Acid Message
(04-Dec-2005)
Too few consume the B vitamin, which helps prevent birth defects |
Caffeine, Alcohol Addictions Could Be Linked
(02-Dec-2005)
In study, coffee lovers with family history of alcoholism found it hardest to quit java |
Hormone Key to Keeping Weight Off
(01-Dec-2005)
Finding could help people stay slim after dieting, study suggests |
Acetaminophen Overdose a Growing Threat
(01-Dec-2005)
Too much of the active ingredient in Tylenol can cause liver failure, researchers warn |
Hispanic Kids Face Diabetes Dangers
(01-Dec-2005)
They may be especially vulnerable to sugary foods, study finds |
Expert Disputes 'Healthy Drinking' Theory
(01-Dec-2005)
There's no real proof moderate drinking protects heart, scientist says |
Hispanic Kids Face Diabetes Dangers
(01-Dec-2005)
They may be especially vulnerable to sugary foods, study finds |
Many Americans Not Active Enough to Reap Health Benefits
(01-Dec-2005)
Government report says more than half don't reach recommended levels |
Hormone Key to Keeping Weight Off
(01-Dec-2005)
Finding could help people stay slim after dieting, study suggests |
Coffee Perks Up Short-Term Memory
(30-Nov-2005)
Study finds equivalent of two cups of java boosts brain activity
|
Abortion Pill Deaths Probed
(30-Nov-2005)
Battle continues over Mifeprex's safety after rare cases of fatal infection |
Older Antipsychotic Drugs No Safer Than New Ones
(30-Nov-2005)
arry warnings |
Uterine Fibroid Treatment Shows Promise
(30-Nov-2005)
Noninvasive beam destroys growths and offers long-term relief, study finds |
Obese Buttocks Leave Drug Therapy Behind
(28-Nov-2005)
Medicine injected into large posteriors isn't reaching the bloodstream, study finds |
Zinc Supplements Safe, Effective for HIV-infected Kids
(25-Nov-2005)
They reduce deadly diarrhea and pneumonia, new study finds |
A Kernel of Truth About Portion Sizes
(24-Nov-2005)
Study finds even stale popcorn was appealing in larger batches |
A Kernel of Truth About Portion Sizes
(24-Nov-2005)
Study finds even stale popcorn was appealing in larger batches |
Antioxidant Improves Pulmonary Fibrosis Treatment
(23-Nov-2005)
Preliminary study shows some effect in fighting the deadly lung disease |
Kids May Outgrow Tree Nut Allergy
(22-Nov-2005)
About 1 in 10 lose their allergy to cashews, pistachios or other tree nuts, study found |
Breast-Feeding May Lower Mom's Risk of Diabetes
(22-Nov-2005)
Risk lowered 15 percent per year of breast-feeding, study shows
|
Trigger for Obesity Identified
(21-Nov-2005)
Finding could lead to new drug therapies, researchers say |
Trigger for Obesity Identified
(21-Nov-2005)
Finding could lead to new drug therapies, researchers say |
Trigger for Obesity Identified
(21-Nov-2005)
Finding could lead to new drug therapies, researchers say |
Doctors Not Heeding 'Black-Box' Warnings on Rx Drugs
(18-Nov-2005)
For example, many aren't ordering lab tests as indicated on label, study finds |
Obesity Ups Arrhythmia Risk After Bypass
(17-Nov-2005)
Being overweight can more than double the odds, study found |
Daily Walk Puts Heart a Step Ahead
(17-Nov-2005)
Just 30 minutes a day can spur healthy changes, study finds |
Decaf Coffee Might Slightly Boost Heart-Disease Risk
(16-Nov-2005)
Study found it raised levels of blood fats, LDL cholesterol |
Fewer Carbs Boost DASH Diet's Heart Benefits
(16-Nov-2005)
Replacing carbohydrates with protein or monosaturated fats checked blood pressure |
Diet Drug Works Best With Healthy Eating, Exercise
(16-Nov-2005)
Meridia study found weight loss doubled if patients also changed lifestyles |
Diet Drug Works Best With Healthy Eating, Exercise
(16-Nov-2005)
Meridia study found weight loss doubled if patients also changed lifestyles |
Fewer Carbs Boost DASH Diet's Heart Benefits
(16-Nov-2005)
Replacing carbohydrates with protein or monosaturated fats checked blood pressure |
Diet Drug Works Best With Healthy Eating, Exercise
(16-Nov-2005)
Meridia study found weight loss doubled if patients also changed lifestyles |
Decaf Coffee Might Slightly Boost Heart-Disease Risk
(16-Nov-2005)
Study found it raised levels of blood fats, LDL cholesterol |
Sweet Tooth Takes Bite Out of Stress
(15-Nov-2005)
Rat study suggests sugary foods can lower anxiety |
Sweet Tooth Takes Bite Out of Stress
(15-Nov-2005)
Rat study suggests sugary foods can lower anxiety |
New Clues to Vitamin A Resistance in Lung Cancer Found
(15-Nov-2005)
Study found new receptor that might explain why patients don't respond to treatment |
Eating Out Poses Health Risks for Kids
(14-Nov-2005)
They're prone to high blood pressure and other risk factors for heart disease, study finds |
Eating Out Poses Health Risks for Kids
(14-Nov-2005)
They're prone to high blood pressure and other risk factors for heart disease, study finds |
Eating Out Poses Health Risks for Kids
(14-Nov-2005)
They're prone to high blood pressure and other risk factors for heart disease, study finds |
ts Mississippi Blacks Hard
(13-Nov-2005)
Jackson Heart Study found 37% of those studied had cluster of risk factors |
Heart Disease, Diabetes Are Preventable
(12-Nov-2005)
Better habits could prevent 80% of heart disease, 90% of type 2 diabetes, expert says |
Exercise and Nutrition: The Real Fountains of Youth
(11-Nov-2005)
They can reduce your risk of problems like heart disease and dementia, experts say |
Health Tip: Food Journals Help Design Eating Programs
(10-Nov-2005)
Be truthful when recording habits |
Appetite Suppressing Hormone Discovered
(10-Nov-2005)
But will the research with rodents prove useful for people? |
New Pain Control System Approved
(10-Nov-2005)
Gives patients more control of medication delivery |
Health Tip: Food Journals Help Design Eating Programs
(10-Nov-2005)
Be truthful when recording habits |
Health Tip: Food Journals Help Design Eating Programs
(10-Nov-2005)
Be truthful when recording habits |
Appetite Suppressing Hormone Discovered
(10-Nov-2005)
But will the research with rodents prove useful for people? |
Scientists Uncover Protein's Weight-Loss Secrets
(09-Nov-2005)
Rat study suggests low-carb diets trigger "all full" signal in brain |
Sleep Apnea May Raise Risk of Stroke, Death
(09-Nov-2005)
Study provides first real link to troubled nighttime breathing |
FDA Denies Lycopene Supplement Health Claims
(09-Nov-2005)
Agency says there's little proof to substantiate cancer-prevention assertions |
Scientists Uncover Protein's Weight-Loss Secrets
(09-Nov-2005)
Rat study suggests low-carb diets trigger "all full" signal in brain |
FDA Denies Lycopene Supplement Health Claims
(09-Nov-2005)
Agency says there's little proof to substantiate cancer-prevention assertions |
Java Won't Get Blood Pressure Jumping
(08-Nov-2005)
Coffee may even protect women from hypertension, but colas may encourage it, new study finds |
Vitamin D Intake Vital for Bone Health
(08-Nov-2005)
Calcium consumption is secondary, a new study finds |
Ravenous Rodents Give Dieting Clues
(07-Nov-2005)
Rat studies suggest stress plus tempting treats triggers binge-eating |
Barriers Exist to Optimal Asthma Treatment
(07-Nov-2005)
They include preferred drug lists and preauthorization policies, studies find
|
Prolonged Bottle-feeding Linked to Iron Deficiency
(07-Nov-2005)
This can lead to anemia and learning problems, researchers caution |
Special Diet Curbs Colic
(07-Nov-2005)
Banning wheat, milk, eggs, soy, nuts and fish lessened crying time for breast-fed infants
|
Prolonged Bottle-feeding Linked to Iron Deficiency
(07-Nov-2005)
This can lead to anemia and learning problems, researchers caution |
Ravenous Rodents Give Dieting Clues
(07-Nov-2005)
Rat studies suggest stress plus tempting treats triggers binge-eating |
Widening Waistlines Raise Kidney Risks
(04-Nov-2005)
Heavier men face higher odds of organ dysfunction, research shows |
Which Diet Is Best? The One That Works for You
(04-Nov-2005)
Weight-loss plans should be paired with success strategies, experts say |
Which Diet Is Best? The One That Works for You
(04-Nov-2005)
Weight-loss plans should be paired with success strategies, experts say |
Widening Waistlines Raise Kidney Risks
(04-Nov-2005)
Heavier men face higher odds of organ dysfunction, research shows |
Which Diet Is Best? The One That Works for You
(04-Nov-2005)
Weight-loss plans should be paired with success strategies, experts say |
Waist-Hip Ratio a Better Heart Measure Than BMI?
(04-Nov-2005)
International study finds ratio spots three times more of those at risk |
Which Diet Is Best? The One That Works for You
(04-Nov-2005)
Weight-loss plans should be paired with success strategies, experts say |
Direct-to-Consumer Drug Ads Come Under Scrutiny
(03-Nov-2005)
|
FDA Approves Pancreatic Cancer Drug
(03-Nov-2005)
Tarceva to be used in combination with gemcitabine chemotherapy |
Merck Wins 2nd Vioxx Lawsuit
(03-Nov-2005)
Unlike first case, plaintiff failed to prove drug caused his heart attack |
Restless Legs Syndrome Linked to Other Health Woes
(03-Nov-2005)
Study finds more insomnia and depression in patients with the movement disorder |
Fondness for Fatty Foods May Be Built In
(02-Nov-2005)
Could tongues be equipped with a 'fat sensor'? |
Experimental Crohn's, MS Drug Carries Dangers
(02-Nov-2005)
Risk of fatal brain infection may outweigh Tysabri's benefits, study shows |
Soy Safe for Postmenopausal Women
(02-Nov-2005)
Studies suggest it's an effective alternative to HRT in easing menopausal symptoms |
Fondness for Fatty Foods May Be Built In
(02-Nov-2005)
Could tongues be equipped with a 'fat sensor'? |
Fondness for Fatty Foods May Be Built In
(02-Nov-2005)
Could tongues be equipped with a 'fat sensor'? |
Health Tip: Foods That Are Naturally Low Fat
(01-Nov-2005)
Some foods are healthy from the start |
Over-the-Counter Painkillers Raise Bleeding Risks
(01-Nov-2005)
Especially in combination with aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen can trouble stomach, study finds |
Health Tip: Foods That Are Naturally Low Fat
(01-Nov-2005)
Some foods are healthy from the start |
Health Tip: Foods That Are Naturally Low Fat
(01-Nov-2005)
Some foods are healthy from the start |
Protein Helps Vitamin E Fight Cancer
(01-Nov-2005)
TAP might also serve as early marker for prostate tumors |
Health Tip: No Waist of Time
(31-Oct-2005)
Watching your midsection can help you stay healthy |
A Shopping Cart of Cancer Fighters
(31-Oct-2005)
Research sheds light on possible tumor-taming properties of vegetables and herbs |
Health Tip: No Waist of Time
(31-Oct-2005)
Watching your midsection can help you stay healthy |
Underprivileged at Greater Risk of Heart Disease
(28-Oct-2005)
The tools to spot their risk are lacking, British study finds |
For Joe Montana, Managing High Blood Pressure Is a Family Affair
(28-Oct-2005)
Healthy lifestyle, proper meds and family support can control this dangerous disease |
New Program Will Tackle Obesity in Minority Kids
(28-Oct-2005)
U.S. Hispanic, black youngsters are at high risk of overweight, experts warn |
Health Tip: What's in Your Cookware?
(27-Oct-2005)
Some materials may pose health risks |
Obesity May Contribute to Liver Trouble
(27-Oct-2005)
High-fat diet caused immune-system problems in mice, study found |
Some Vegetables May Protect Against Lung Cancer
(27-Oct-2005)
Genetics seem to determine whether foods like cabbage, broccoli help, study finds |
Obesity May Contribute to Liver Trouble
(27-Oct-2005)
High-fat diet caused immune-system problems in mice, study found |
Child's Growth Predicts Adult Heart Woes
(26-Oct-2005)
Low birthweight, a failure to thrive, then adding fat boost risks, study finds |
Fish Oil May Fight Dry Eye Syndrome
(26-Oct-2005)
More dietary omega 3 fatty acids could ease the ailment, study finds |
Fish Oil May Fight Dry Eye Syndrome
(26-Oct-2005)
More dietary omega 3 fatty acids could ease the ailment, study finds |
Child's Growth Predicts Adult Heart Woes
(26-Oct-2005)
Low birthweight, a failure to thrive, then adding fat boost risks, study finds |
Eating Fish During Pregnancy Boosts Baby's Brainpower
(21-Oct-2005)
Researchers worried that government warnings about mercury discourage practice |
Health Tip: Young Athletes Must Drink Enough Water
(21-Oct-2005)
Don't wait until thirsty |
Study Refutes Soft Drinks' Impact on Kids' Obesity
(21-Oct-2005)
Researchers say school policies restricting sodas in vending machines would not be effective |
Study Refutes Soft Drinks' Impact on Kids' Obesity
(21-Oct-2005)
Researchers say school policies restricting sodas in vending machines would not be effective |
New Diabetes Drug Poses Danger to Patients, Cardiologists Say
(20-Oct-2005)
Researchers urge FDA to delay approval of muraglitazar |
Health Tip: Blueberries Are Healthy
(20-Oct-2005)
They're high in fiber, low in fat |
Research Into Obesity-Cancer Link Gets Big Boost
(20-Oct-2005)
National Cancer Institute will give $54 million to four U.S. centers |
Walk a Dog, Lose Weight
(20-Oct-2005)
Study found those who walked one for a year lost average of 14 pounds |
Health Tip: Your Child Doesn't Eat Meat
(19-Oct-2005)
Make sure her diet contains enough nutrients |
Health Tip: Your Child Doesn't Eat Meat
(19-Oct-2005)
Make sure her diet contains enough nutrients |
Health Tip: Diet Sensibly
(18-Oct-2005)
How you burn energy is key |
Alzheimer's Drugs Raise Death Risk
(18-Oct-2005)
But the increase is small and may not outweigh benefits, experts say |
Health Tip: Diet Sensibly
(18-Oct-2005)
How you burn energy is key |
Health Tip: Diet Sensibly
(18-Oct-2005)
How you burn energy is key |
Studies Highlight Risks of Bariatric Surgery
(18-Oct-2005)
Rehospitalization rates increased, and mortality rate higher for Medicare patients
|
High-Fat, Low-Carb Diet Could Curb Alzheimer's
(17-Oct-2005)
The study was only conducted in mice, however |
Slimming Down Heats Up Sex Lives
(17-Oct-2005)
For the obese, losing weight can have romantic rewards, study finds |
Americans Look for Health on the Menu
(17-Oct-2005)
Survey finds nutrition plays increasing role in dining-out choices |
High-Fat, Low-Carb Diet Could Curb Alzheimer's
(17-Oct-2005)
The study was only conducted in mice, however |
Americans Look for Health on the Menu
(17-Oct-2005)
Survey finds nutrition plays increasing role in dining-out choices |
Slimming Down Heats Up Sex Lives
(17-Oct-2005)
For the obese, losing weight can have romantic rewards, study finds |
Americans Look for Health on the Menu
(17-Oct-2005)
Survey finds nutrition plays increasing role in dining-out choices |
Obesity Linked to Fat Gain in Muscles
(14-Oct-2005)
Finding could explain why very overweight have trouble losing pounds |
Hormone May Be Key to Fat Digestion
(14-Oct-2005)
Newly identified compound helps control bile acid production |
Pregnant Women Not Using Acne Drug Properly: Study
(14-Oct-2005)
Patients, doctors aren't taking precautions to prevent birth defects, researchers say |
Adult Obesity May Trace to Infancy
(14-Oct-2005)
Heavy babies might be at risk of a lifetime of weight problems, study suggests |
Obesity Linked to Fat Gain in Muscles
(14-Oct-2005)
Finding could explain why very overweight have trouble losing pounds |
Adult Obesity May Trace to Infancy
(14-Oct-2005)
Heavy babies might be at risk of a lifetime of weight problems, study suggests |
Hormone May Be Key to Fat Digestion
(14-Oct-2005)
Newly identified compound helps control bile acid production |
Adult Obesity May Trace to Infancy
(14-Oct-2005)
Heavy babies might be at risk of a lifetime of weight problems, study suggests |
Cholesterol Levels Are Falling, But Red Flags Are Rising
(11-Oct-2005)
Drugs called statins, and not diet and exercise, may be driving the trend, experts say |
Obesity During Midlife Ups Dementia Risk
(11-Oct-2005)
Study found those with BMI higher than 30 also more likely to have heart attack, diabetes |
Could Fatty Foods Help the Heart?
(10-Oct-2005)
They could have one positive effect in reducing inflammation, rat study finds |
Health Tip: Take Halloween Precautions
(10-Oct-2005)
Inspect candy thoroughly |
Fish Fuels the Brain
(10-Oct-2005)
Eating it regularly seems to slow cognitive decline in older people, study finds |
Could Fatty Foods Help the Heart?
(10-Oct-2005)
They could have one positive effect in reducing inflammation, rat study finds |
Even Moderate Exercise Boosts Heart Health
(10-Oct-2005)
People don't need to run marathons to see big changes, study finds |
Researchers Question Value of CRP Test
(10-Oct-2005)
High levels of protein tend to occur only with other cardiovascular risk factors, study says |
Watchdog Group Claims GlaxoSmithKline Misled FDA
(07-Oct-2005)
Public Citizen accuses drugmaker of hiding danger of popular asthma drug |
Health Tip: Energy Drinks and Alcohol Don't Mix
(05-Oct-2005)
And too many can be dangerous |
Processed Meats Boost Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(05-Oct-2005)
Carcinogens created during preparation may be to blame, experts say |
Higher-Priced Fruits, Veggies Linked to Weight Gain in Kids
(05-Oct-2005)
Finding may help explain obesity epidemic, particularly in poorer areas, study says |
Stomach-Churning Germ Infects Alaskan Oysters
(05-Oct-2005)
This reflects warming of waters once too cold to sustain the bacterium, study says |
Higher-Priced Fruits, Veggies Linked to Weight Gain in Kids
(05-Oct-2005)
Finding may help explain obesity epidemic, particularly in poorer areas, study says |
Higher-Priced Fruits, Veggies Linked to Weight Gain in Kids
(05-Oct-2005)
Finding may help explain obesity epidemic, particularly in poorer areas, study says |
Exercise Eases Digestion Problems in the Obese
(04-Oct-2005)
Coupled with healthy diet, it reduces stomach pain and diarrhea, study says |
Exercise Eases Digestion Problems in the Obese
(04-Oct-2005)
Coupled with healthy diet, it reduces stomach pain and diarrhea, study says |
Majority of Americans Becoming Overweight or Obese
(04-Oct-2005)
Thirty-year survey showed nine out of 10 men packed on excess pounds |
Lifestyle Changes Could Save Millions
(04-Oct-2005)
Additional 2% decrease in chronic disease deaths adds up to 36 million lives saved worldwide over next decade, experts say |
More American Kids Eating Deep-Fried Fast Foods
(03-Oct-2005)
Numbers doubled in just three years, one study found |
More American Kids Eating Deep-Fried Fast Foods
(03-Oct-2005)
Numbers doubled in just three years, one study found |
More American Kids Eating Deep-Fried Fast Foods
(03-Oct-2005)
Numbers doubled in just three years, one study found |
Weight Gain May Spur Prostate Cancer
(01-Oct-2005)
Obese men progressed faster to disease recurrence, study found |
The Lowdown on Bad Cholesterol
(30-Sep-2005)
Experts see gains in ever-decreasing levels, with even 'normal' people benefiting from statins |
Health Tip: Drink Enough Water
(30-Sep-2005)
Suggestions to up your intake |
The Lowdown on Bad Cholesterol
(30-Sep-2005)
Experts see gains in ever-decreasing levels, with even 'normal' people benefiting from statins |
New Hormone Therapy for Menopause Approved
(29-Sep-2005)
But HRT should be used with caution |
Health Tip: Is Your Catch Safe to Eat?
(29-Sep-2005)
Some fresh fish are better than others |
High Blood Pressure Can Be Lethal in Overweight
(29-Sep-2005)
It's the prime factor raising their cardiovascular risk, study finds |
Fewer Women Taking Folic Acid Supplements
(29-Sep-2005)
The B vitamin helps prevent birth defects, researchers say |
Health Tip: Get Enough Fruits and Vegetables
(27-Sep-2005)
You may help ward off cancer |
Smokers Who Cut Down Trim Lung-Cancer Risk
(27-Sep-2005)
But the gains aren't significant; quitting is best approach, experts say |
Blacks at Raised Risk of Sleep Apnea
(27-Sep-2005)
They're also less likely to seek help for the dangerous disorder, study shows
|
Pomegranate Shows Promise Against Prostate Cancer
(26-Sep-2005)
It stopped malignancy in cell cultures and mice, but experts remain cautious |
Health Tip: Cap Your Child's Soda Habit
(26-Sep-2005)
Consider less sugary alternatives |
Pomegranate Shows Promise Against Prostate Cancer
(26-Sep-2005)
It stopped malignancy in cell cultures and mice, but experts remain cautious |
Health Tip: Cap Your Child's Soda Habit
(26-Sep-2005)
Consider less sugary alternatives |
Experts Define Traits Driving Eating Disorders
(23-Sep-2005)
Perfectionism, anxiety and age at first period are all key, they say |
Menopause May Boost Salt-Linked Hypertension
(23-Sep-2005)
Hormonal changes can make women more sensitive to salt, raising blood pressure over time, study finds |
Schools Still Offer Too Much Junk Food: Report
(22-Sep-2005)
Although some states are doing better than others, federal review finds |
Schools Still Offer Too Much Junk Food: Report
(22-Sep-2005)
Although some states are doing better than others, federal review finds |
Schools Still Offer Too Much Junk Food: Report
(22-Sep-2005)
Although some states are doing better than others, federal review finds |
The Beta Carotene-Tobacco Conundrum
(20-Sep-2005)
Supplement cuts cancer risk in non-smokers, but ups it in those who've smoked, study finds
|
The Beta Carotene-Tobacco Conundrum
(20-Sep-2005)
Supplement cuts cancer risk in non-smokers, but ups it in those who've smoked, study finds
|
Most Americans Don't Link Tummy Fat With Heart Disease
(19-Sep-2005)
Sixty percent are unaware this type of obesity threatens the heart, survey finds |
Moms' View on Family Meal Influences Kids' Weight
(19-Sep-2005)
Families that eat together may stay slim together, study finds |
Moms' View on Family Meal Influences Kids' Weight
(19-Sep-2005)
Families that eat together may stay slim together, study finds |
Being Overweight Hurts Kids' Arteries
(19-Sep-2005)
Extra pounds weaken vessel walls, even at ages as young as 9, study finds |
Most Americans Don't Link Tummy Fat With Heart Disease
(19-Sep-2005)
Sixty percent are unaware this type of obesity threatens the heart, survey finds |
Stent System Approved to Reduce Stroke Risk
(16-Sep-2005)
Props open neck arteries |
Health Tip: Don't Skip Meals
(15-Sep-2005)
It could cause you to gain weight |
Health Tip: Don't Skip Meals
(15-Sep-2005)
It could cause you to gain weight |
Crunchy Veggies May Thwart Lung Cancer
(15-Sep-2005)
In high doses, those in the cabbage family slowed malignancies, studies found |
Vegetables, Fruit Cut Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(15-Sep-2005)
These healthy diets reduced risk by 50 percent, study found |
Health Tip: Don't Skip Meals
(15-Sep-2005)
It could cause you to gain weight |
Couch Potatoes Threatened by 'Visceral' Fat
(14-Sep-2005)
This type of fat lying around organs is especially unhealthy, experts warn |
Couch Potatoes Threatened by 'Visceral' Fat
(14-Sep-2005)
This type of fat lying around organs is especially unhealthy, experts warn |
Soy May Strengthen Women's Bones
(13-Sep-2005)
In study, high intake cut postmenopausal fracture rate by 37 percent |
Even Minimal Counseling Can Change Kids' Eating Habits
(12-Sep-2005)
Study showed children ate less fat, salt, after just five sessions |
Even Minimal Counseling Can Change Kids' Eating Habits
(12-Sep-2005)
Study showed children ate less fat, salt, after just five sessions |
High Doses of IV Vitamin C Fight Cancer
(12-Sep-2005)
But will success in the lab translate to humans? |
Metabolic Syndrome Termed a Growing U.S. Health Threat
(12-Sep-2005)
Panel urges greater awareness of condition that causes heart problems, diabetes |
High Doses of IV Vitamin C Fight Cancer
(12-Sep-2005)
But will success in the lab translate to humans? |
Morning Cereal Helps Girls Stay Slim
(09-Sep-2005)
Study finds a high-fiber breakfast can benefit teens |
Morning Cereal Helps Girls Stay Slim
(09-Sep-2005)
Study finds a high-fiber breakfast can benefit teens |
Morning Cereal Helps Girls Stay Slim
(09-Sep-2005)
Study finds a high-fiber breakfast can benefit teens |
Scientists Discover How Fish Oil Protects the Brain
(09-Sep-2005)
The fatty acid DHA and its natural derivative fight Alzheimer's-related damage, study says |
Study: Ephedra-Free Weight Loss Products May Pose Risk
(09-Sep-2005)
Advantra Z and Xenadrine EFX could boost heart dangers, researchers say |
FDA Taken to Task, Again
(07-Sep-2005)
Prominent physician questions quick approval of 'lifestyle' drugs |
FDA Approves 4-in-1 Childhood Vaccine
(06-Sep-2005)
It protects against measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox in one shot |
Well Water a Danger to Infants
(06-Sep-2005)
Formula can be tainted with nitrates, linked to blood illness, experts say |
Folic Acid Is Helping Reduce Birth Defects
(06-Sep-2005)
But March of Dimes calls for increase in food fortification levels |
Steer Clear of Labor Day Eating Marathon
(02-Sep-2005)
Research shows the 'binge-then-compensate' plan doesn't work |
Steer Clear of Labor Day Eating Marathon
(02-Sep-2005)
Research shows the 'binge-then-compensate' plan doesn't work |
Steer Clear of Labor Day Eating Marathon
(02-Sep-2005)
Research shows the 'binge-then-compensate' plan doesn't work |
For Antioxidants, Just Add Mushrooms
(01-Sep-2005)
They're a rich source of one disease-fighting compound, study finds |
For Antioxidants, Just Add Mushrooms
(01-Sep-2005)
They're a rich source of one disease-fighting compound, study finds |
Vitamin D and Painkiller Slow Prostate Cancer
(01-Sep-2005)
Lab tests show combination stopped malignant cells in their tracks |
New Treatment Approved for Short Children
(31-Aug-2005)
Drug to help those with rare condition that neutralizes growth hormone |
Olive Oil Has Painkilling Properties
(31-Aug-2005)
Compound in it imitates activity of ibuprofen, researchers say |
Japanese Diabetes Combo Gets Nod
(30-Aug-2005)
Combines two drugs in one pill |
Another Coffee Perk: Antioxidants
(28-Aug-2005)
It's America's top source for the compounds, new research finds |
Another Coffee Perk: Antioxidants
(28-Aug-2005)
It's America's top source for the compounds, new research finds |
Another Coffee Perk: Antioxidants
(28-Aug-2005)
It's America's top source for the compounds, new research finds |
Can the Brain Be 'Tricked' to Help You Lose Weight?
(26-Aug-2005)
British study says new hormone treatment may do just that |
Can the Brain Be 'Tricked' to Help You Lose Weight?
(26-Aug-2005)
British study says new hormone treatment may do just that |
Health Tip: Get Less Salt
(25-Aug-2005)
How to cut down |
Health Tip: Get Less Salt
(25-Aug-2005)
How to cut down |
Health Tip: Building Strong Bones
(24-Aug-2005)
Iron and calcium can help |
Obesity in America Continues to Expand
(23-Aug-2005)
Government programs are failing to meet the challenge, report says |
Weight Linked to Breast Cancer in Women With Gene Mutation
(20-Aug-2005)
Losing 10 pounds cut the risk by 65 percent, study finds |
Weight Linked to Breast Cancer in Women With Gene Mutation
(20-Aug-2005)
Losing 10 pounds cut the risk by 65 percent, study finds |
Nosing Into the Science of Scent
(19-Aug-2005)
Receiving odors via the nose or mouth alters' brain's perception, study shows |
Graffiti, Litter May Help Spur Obesity
(19-Aug-2005)
And cleaner, greener environments get people exercising, study suggests |
Obesity Runs in the Family
(17-Aug-2005)
Home environment a strong predictor of childhood overweight, study finds |
How Garlic Works Its Cardiovascular Magic
(16-Aug-2005)
Study uncovers mechanism by which the herb does some damage to do some benefit |
Brain Protein Influences Weight Gain
(16-Aug-2005)
Drugs modeled on SH2-B may help fight diabetes, obesity, experts say |
Robotic Weight-Loss Surgery Passes Test
(15-Aug-2005)
But method is time-consuming and unnecessary, one expert says |
FDA Approves Accutane Registration Program
(12-Aug-2005)
Distributors, doctors and patients must sign up to get the acne drug |
Healthy Diet, Exercise Fight Prostate Cancer
(12-Aug-2005)
Study is first to show lifestyle changes battle malignancy |
Folate May Reduce Alzheimer's Risk
(12-Aug-2005)
However, another recent study came to the opposite conclusion |
Folate May Reduce Alzheimer's Risk
(12-Aug-2005)
However, another recent study came to the opposite conclusion |
Puberty Comes Sooner for Overweight Girls
(11-Aug-2005)
But new study rules out early period's link to adult obesity |
Rice Genome Sequenced
(10-Aug-2005)
International team unlocks crop's genetic mysteries |
Health Tip: Diabetics, Eat Healthy
(09-Aug-2005)
Foods to enjoy and those to avoid |
Health Tip: A Bad Case of Food Poisoning
(09-Aug-2005)
When to seek medical help |
Fiber Guards Against Colon Cancer
(07-Aug-2005)
Eating recommended amount could reduce risk by as much as 40 percent |
Fiber Guards Against Colon Cancer
(07-Aug-2005)
Eating recommended amount could reduce risk by as much as 40 percent |
Today's HIV Patients: Just as Heavy as the General Population
(07-Aug-2005)
Study finds higher levels of obesity among infected individuals |
Today's HIV Patients: Just as Heavy as the General Population
(07-Aug-2005)
Study finds higher levels of obesity among infected individuals |
Yoga Yields Weight Loss in Middle Age
(05-Aug-2005)
Benefits may be linked to 'mindful' changes in health habits, experts say
|
High Milk Intake May Boost Ovarian Cancer Risk
(05-Aug-2005)
But the association is a weak one, researchers say |
Yoga Yields Weight Loss in Middle Age
(05-Aug-2005)
Benefits may be linked to 'mindful' changes in health habits, experts say
|
Low Folate Intake Linked to Low Birth Weight
(05-Aug-2005)
Research suggests folic acid is essential for healthy growth |
Health Tip: Don't Overdo Exercise
(04-Aug-2005)
Suggestions for a safe workout |
New Uses for Blood Pressure Drug Approved
(04-Aug-2005)
To improve chances for high-risk heart attack survivors |
Health Tip: Avoid Botulism
(04-Aug-2005)
Look for cans with leaky or dented seals |
Broccoli May Fight Bladder Cancer
(04-Aug-2005)
Researchers focus on compounds called isothiocyanates |
Multivitamins Don't Protect Seniors
(04-Aug-2005)
Supplements didn't cut number of doctor visits, infections, study finds |
Got GERD? Weight Loss May Help
(02-Aug-2005)
Extra pounds double risk of digestive disorder, study finds |
Myeloid Leukemia Risk Linked to Obesity
(02-Aug-2005)
Association not seen with other types of leukemia, study says |
Got GERD? Weight Loss May Help
(02-Aug-2005)
Extra pounds double risk of digestive disorder, study finds |
Fruit Juice, Water Top School Vending Machine Choices
(01-Aug-2005)
Hamburgers, pizza are popular a la carte items, survey finds |
Teens Want to Bulk Up
(01-Aug-2005)
Study finds a third think about becoming more toned, having bigger muscles |
Atkins Company To Slim Itself Down
(01-Aug-2005)
Bankruptcy filing marks end of 'low-carb' diet craze, some say |
Atkins Company To Slim Itself Down
(01-Aug-2005)
Bankruptcy filing marks end of 'low-carb' diet craze, some say |
Fruit Juice, Water Top School Vending Machine Choices
(01-Aug-2005)
Hamburgers, pizza are popular a la carte items, survey finds |
Smoking, Obesity Double Trouble for Teens
(01-Aug-2005)
Secondhand smoke is nearly as unhealthy as puffing on cigarettes, study finds |
Teens Want to Bulk Up
(01-Aug-2005)
Study finds a third think about becoming more toned, having bigger muscles |
Atkins Company To Slim Itself Down
(01-Aug-2005)
Bankruptcy filing marks end of 'low-carb' diet craze, some say |
Fructose Sweetener Spurs Obesity
(29-Jul-2005)
It may affect metabolism while boosting calories, experts say |
Fructose Sweetener Spurs Obesity
(29-Jul-2005)
It may affect metabolism while boosting calories, experts say |
Fructose Sweetener Spurs Obesity
(29-Jul-2005)
It may affect metabolism while boosting calories, experts say |
Health Tip: Nuts Are Good for You
(28-Jul-2005)
But eat them in moderation |
Weight Loss Takes Load Off Knees
(27-Jul-2005)
Dieting might slow osteoarthritis of the joint, researchers say |
Health Tip: Reaping the Benefits of Tea
(27-Jul-2005)
How best to prepare it |
Bitter Taste May Have Been a Lifesaver
(26-Jul-2005)
It soured early humans from tasting toxic food, study suggests |
Workouts That Feel Right at Home
(23-Jul-2005)
Designing a great in-house exercise program is easy, experts say |
Sesame Allergy a Growing Threat
(22-Jul-2005)
Reports of serious reactions are rising globally, experts say |
Health Tip: Keeping Baby Food Safe
(21-Jul-2005)
Suggestions to prevent foodborne illness |
Protein Could Lead to New Diabetes Drugs
(21-Jul-2005)
Fat cell compound may stimulate insulin resistance, study finds |
Heart Device Maker Stayed Silent on Defects, Critics Claim
(20-Jul-2005)
Guidant under fire for "foot-dragging" over recalled implantable defibs |
Pacemaker Patients Urged to Consult Their Doctor
(20-Jul-2005)
Guidant alert warns of possible malfunction |
'Abortion Pill' Seems to Be Safe, Experts Say
(20-Jul-2005)
Still, FDA warns that RU-486 may be linked to rare but deadly blood infections |
No Evidence Calcium Fights Colon Cancer
(20-Jul-2005)
It does seem to reduce benign polyps, however |
Obesity May Begin at the Office
(20-Jul-2005)
Time stuck behind desk means pounds added, study finds |
People Not Heeding Vitamin E Warnings
(19-Jul-2005)
Many taking high daily doses despite evidence it may be harmful
|
Dark Chocolate May Sweeten the Way to Health
(18-Jul-2005)
Daily dose lowered blood pressure, improved insulin sensitivity, study showed |
Experts: Improve Efforts Against Animal-Borne Disease
(18-Jul-2005)
Mad cow, avian flu and West Nile highlight the threat, report says |
Dark Chocolate May Sweeten the Way to Health
(18-Jul-2005)
Daily dose lowered blood pressure, improved insulin sensitivity, study showed |
Chewable Antihistamine Approved for Adults, Children
(15-Jul-2005)
Dissolves quickly without water |
Teen Inactivity Leads to Obesity for Girls
(15-Jul-2005)
Transition time from childhood to adulthood appears to involve decreased physical exercise |
Study Refutes Cystic Fibrosis Bone Treatment
(15-Jul-2005)
Recommended amounts of vitamin D don't reverse bone loss, study finds |
Heart Failure Drug Stirs Controversy
(14-Jul-2005)
Top cardiologists claim the maker of Natrecor is putting profits ahead of patient safety |
Critics Fault FDA's Advisory Board Policies
(13-Jul-2005)
Debate focuses on conflict-of-interest waivers for voting members |
FDA Panel: Asthma Drugs Should Stay on Market
(13-Jul-2005)
But advisers recommend new safety warning on labeling for one drug, Foradil |
Obesity Tougher on Men
(13-Jul-2005)
Very overweight women much fitter than male peers, study finds |
Obesity Tougher on Men
(13-Jul-2005)
Very overweight women much fitter than male peers, study finds |
Weight-Loss Surgeries Skyrocketing
(12-Jul-2005)
Study found number of procedures quadrupled between 1998 and 2002 |
Health Tip: Diabetics Who Travel
(12-Jul-2005)
Plan in advance and stave off health problems |
Weight-Loss Surgeries Skyrocketing
(12-Jul-2005)
Study found number of procedures quadrupled between 1998 and 2002 |
Genes Take Some Blame for Poor Cholesterol
(11-Jul-2005)
Twins study finds similar responses from high-fat diets |
Curry Spice Shuts Down Melanoma
(11-Jul-2005)
In the lab, high doses of curcumin killed tumor cells |
Diabetes Spurred By Adult Lifestyles
(11-Jul-2005)
Study casts doubt on 'fetal-environment' theory |
Get Fit to Fight Metabolic Syndrome
(11-Jul-2005)
The condition is a precursor to diabetes, heart disease |
Brittle Bones Can Affect Older Men As Well
(10-Jul-2005)
Fractures less common but more lethal for men than for women, experts say |
Lose Weight, Gain Income
(08-Jul-2005)
Bank balances rise as the pounds melt away, study finds |
FDA Orders Label Change for Impotence Drugs
(08-Jul-2005)
Change will reflect reports of sudden vision loss among users |
Lose Weight, Gain Income
(08-Jul-2005)
Bank balances rise as the pounds melt away, study finds |
Early Interventions Help Urban Kids
(07-Jul-2005)
Those who got support had better mental, physical health as adults, study found |
Soy May Fight High Blood Pressure
(06-JUL-2005)
But don't change your diet just yet, experts say |
Soy May Fight High Blood Pressure
(06-JUL-2005)
But don't change your diet just yet, experts say |
Aspirin, Vitamin E No Help Against Cancer
(05-JUL-2005)
Women's study also found vitamin E did little to protect against heart disease |
Health Tip: Appetite Control
(04-JUL-2005)
Suggestions to avoid overeating |
Health Tip: Appetite Control
(04-JUL-2005)
Suggestions to avoid overeating |
Grill With Care
(04-JUL-2005)
Some smokin' tips for how to keep those barbeques healthy |
Health Tip: Appetite Control
(04-JUL-2005)
Suggestions to avoid overeating |
Summer Travel Can Still Mean Healthy Eating
(03-JUL-2005)
Some tips for food on the go |
Summer Travel Can Still Mean Healthy Eating
(03-JUL-2005)
Some tips for food on the go |
FDA Told to Delay ADHD Drug Labeling Changes
(01-JUL-2005)
Advisory panel suggests more safety data be gathered before any warnings are made |
Researchers Urge Caution on Ritalin-Cancer Link Finding
(01-JUL-2005)
Despite FDA concerns, Texas scientists say their study was only preliminary |
You've Got (Healthy) Mail
(30-JUN-2005)
Weekly e-reminders helped workers lose weight |
You've Got (Healthy) Mail
(30-JUN-2005)
Weekly e-reminders helped workers lose weight |
Public Program Helps Cut Kids' TV Time
(30-JUN-2005)
The hope is that preschoolers will exercise more, lowering obesity rates |
Key Factors Raise Heart Failure Death Risk
(30-JUN-2005)
One surprise: obesity may actually be protective, researchers say |
FDA Gets Tough on ADHD Drugs
(29-JUN-2005)
New labels that highlight psychiatric side effects will be ordered for one class of medicines |
Watch How High You Pile Your Child's Plate
(28-JUN-2005)
Amount of food you put before them a major factor in how much they eat |
CT Scans and Coffee Don't Mix
(28-JUN-2005)
Caffeine can cloud image, researchers report |
Report: Bioterrorists Could Poison Milk Supply With Botulism
(28-JUN-2005)
U.S. officials criticize article as a 'road map for terrorists' |
Watch How High You Pile Your Child's Plate
(28-JUN-2005)
Amount of food you put before them a major factor in how much they eat |
Obesity Sends Health Costs Soaring
(27-JUN-2005)
Study pegs weight gain as major factor behind U.S. spending |
Middle-Age Hypertension Cuts Five Years Off Life
(27-JUN-2005)
Findings are another reason to reduce high blood pressure early, experts say |
Obesity Sends Health Costs Soaring
(27-JUN-2005)
Study pegs weight gain as major factor behind U.S. spending |
For Better, Safer Burger, Add Rosemary
(26-JUN-2005)
The herb cuts BBQ-linked carcinogens, expert says |
Preteen Dieting Can Signal Trouble Ahead
(26-JUN-2005)
Early signs of eating disorders emerging in younger girls, experts say |
For Better, Safer Burger, Add Rosemary
(26-JUN-2005)
The herb cuts BBQ-linked carcinogens, expert says |
Preteen Dieting Can Signal Trouble Ahead
(26-JUN-2005)
Early signs of eating disorders emerging in younger girls, experts say |
Heart Drug Approved for Blacks Raises Race Issue
(24-JUN-2005)
BiDil endorsed in milestone move by FDA |
Health Tip: Prevent Food Poisoning in Children
(24-JUN-2005)
Younger children are more susceptible |
Blood Test Predicts Heart Attack Risk
(23-JUN-2005)
When patient complains of chest pain
|
Health Tip: When Your Mouth's on Fire
(23-JUN-2005)
Drink a glass of milk |
Healthy Lifestyles May Help Prevent Alzheimer's
(20-JUN-2005)
Friendships, juice and exercise can keep brains strong, studies suggest |
Overweight People More Likely to Survive Bypass Surgery
(20-JUN-2005)
But they have procedure at younger ages, researchers note |
Green Tea May Protect Against Autoimmune Diseases
(17-JUN-2005)
Tea compound suppressed immune-cell activity in skin and salivary glands |
TV Food Ads Misleading Kids
(17-JUN-2005)
In study, youngsters typically identified less-healthy snacks as 'nutritious' |
High-Salt Diet Raises Asthma Risk
(17-JUN-2005)
Exercise-induced attacks were more common, study found |
Green Tea May Protect Against Autoimmune Diseases
(17-JUN-2005)
Tea compound suppressed immune-cell activity in skin and salivary glands |
TV Food Ads Misleading Kids
(17-JUN-2005)
In study, youngsters typically identified less-healthy snacks as 'nutritious' |
TV Food Ads Misleading Kids
(17-JUN-2005)
In study, youngsters typically identified less-healthy snacks as 'nutritious' |
New Antibiotic Fights Stubborn Hospital Germs
(16-JUN-2005)
Derived from tetracycline family |
Heart Association Diet Book Offers Recipe for Success
(16-JUN-2005)
'No-Fad Diet' urges Americans to 'think smart, eat well and move more' |
Fish Oil Compound Plus Anesthetic May Fight Breast Cancer
(15-JUN-2005)
In lab, this combo cut tumor cell spread in half |
Fish Oil Compound Plus Anesthetic May Fight Breast Cancer
(15-JUN-2005)
In lab, this combo cut tumor cell spread in half |
Sunlight Lowers Prostate Cancer Risk
(15-JUN-2005)
But it raises skin cancer odds, so experts don't advise sunbathing |
Xenical Helps Teens Trim Pounds
(14-JUN-2005)
Study found it worked when combined with good diet and exercise |
Single-Dose Antibiotic Approved
(14-JUN-2005)
Treats sinusitis, pneumonia
|
Mood Affects Diet During Pregnancy
(14-JUN-2005)
Distressed women may cut back on healthy nutrients, study finds |
Mood Affects Diet During Pregnancy
(14-JUN-2005)
Distressed women may cut back on healthy nutrients, study finds |
Fish Oil Doesn't Benefit Defibrillator Patients
(14-JUN-2005)
The supplement may even harm people with the heart devices, study finds
|
Fish Oil Doesn't Benefit Defibrillator Patients
(14-JUN-2005)
The supplement may even harm people with the heart devices, study finds
|
Obese Breast Cancer Patients May Be Undertreated
(14-JUN-2005)
Adjusting drug dose for weight may leave them more vulnerable |
Xenical Helps Teens Trim Pounds
(14-JUN-2005)
Study found it worked when combined with good diet and exercise |
Soaps, Music Videos Linked to Teens' Body Image
(14-JUN-2005)
'Glamorous' lifestyles offer kids a warped reality, experts say |
Pfizer's Lyrica Approved for Epilepsy
(13-JUN-2005)
New use for drug originally designed to treat diabetic pain |
Calcium May Cut PMS Risk
(13-JUN-2005)
But it may not work for all women, experts caution |
Obesity, Smoking Speed Aging Process
(13-JUN-2005)
Every puff and added pound makes cells old before their time, study finds |
Calcium May Cut PMS Risk
(13-JUN-2005)
But it may not work for all women, experts caution |
Salt Aggravates High Blood Pressure
(11-JUN-2005)
And the mineral is hidden in many foods, experts say |
Salt Aggravates High Blood Pressure
(11-JUN-2005)
And the mineral is hidden in many foods, experts say |
Salt Aggravates High Blood Pressure
(11-JUN-2005)
And the mineral is hidden in many foods, experts say |
Adult Whooping Cough Vaccine Approved
(10-JUN-2005)
Boosts older shots that may have worn off |
Peanut Allergy Testing, Without the Nuts
(10-JUN-2005)
Skin- and blood-based tests are safer and just as accurate, study finds |
Patient Education Won't Alter Diabetes Outcomes
(10-JUN-2005)
Learning about the disease had little effect, study found |
Lifestyle Can Dictate Course of Breast Cancer
(09-JUN-2005)
Exercise, food consumption, even a common spice may have impact, studies find |
Obesity's Strain Causing More Back Pain
(09-JUN-2005)
Cases of weight-linked spinal trouble are soaring, survey finds |
Exercise Won't Harm Aging Bones
(08-JUN-2005)
In fact, vigorous workouts may strengthen them, study finds |
Viagra Ingredient Helps Blood Pressure Disorder
(08-JUN-2005)
Rare condition can destroy heart |
Raisins Contain Beneficial Compounds for Dental Health
(08-JUN-2005)
But one expert warns the fruit in its natural form may promote cavities |
Raisins Contain Beneficial Compounds for Dental Health
(08-JUN-2005)
But one expert warns the fruit in its natural form may promote cavities |
Cranberry Juice May Fight Intestinal Bugs
(07-JUN-2005)
Laboratory study found immediate effect, but more research needed |
For Some Kids, Milk Can be Too Much of a Good Thing
(07-JUN-2005)
Drinking more than recommended amounts tied to weight gain, study suggests
|
For Some Kids, Milk Can be Too Much of a Good Thing
(07-JUN-2005)
Drinking more than recommended amounts tied to weight gain, study suggests
|
For Some Kids, Milk Can be Too Much of a Good Thing
(07-JUN-2005)
Drinking more than recommended amounts tied to weight gain, study suggests
|
Leptin Surge in Infancy May Spur Later Obesity
(07-JUN-2005)
Mouse study may explain link between undernourished moms, obese kids |
For Some Kids, Milk Can be Too Much of a Good Thing
(07-JUN-2005)
Drinking more than recommended amounts tied to weight gain, study suggests
|
Processing May Prevent Peanut Peril
(06-JUN-2005)
Allergen levels fall after fermentation, scientists say |
'No Child Left Behind,' But Physical Activity May Suffer
(05-JUN-2005)
Federal act's unintended impact on phys ed may fuel kids' obesity epidemic, experts say |
Exercise Cuts Polycystic Ovary-Linked Diabetes Risk
(03-JUN-2005)
Women can benefit even in the absence of weight loss, study finds |
CDC: Being Overweight or Obese Not Healthy
(02-JUN-2005)
Agency holds news conference to counter its own recent report |
Health Tip: Got Lactose Intolerance?
(02-JUN-2005)
Keep track of how much dairy you eat |
CDC: Being Overweight or Obese Not Healthy
(02-JUN-2005)
Agency holds news conference to counter its own recent report |
CDC: Being Overweight or Obese Not Healthy
(02-JUN-2005)
Agency holds news conference to counter its own recent report |
Kids Can Be Taught to Eat Right
(01-JUN-2005)
Nutrition education program yields heart-healthy results |
Skipping Breakfast Common Among U.S. Girls
(01-JUN-2005)
The problem is most pronounced among black teens, study finds |
Kids Can Be Taught to Eat Right
(01-JUN-2005)
Nutrition education program yields heart-healthy results |
Obesity, Diabetes Raise Joint Replacement Risks
(01-JUN-2005)
Study finds more complications in hypertensive patients, too |
Kids Can Be Taught to Eat Right
(01-JUN-2005)
Nutrition education program yields heart-healthy results |
Skipping Breakfast Common Among U.S. Girls
(01-JUN-2005)
The problem is most pronounced among black teens, study finds |
Health Tip: Preventing Prostate Cancer
(01-JUN-2005)
Begin by improving your diet |
Skipping Breakfast Common Among U.S. Girls
(01-JUN-2005)
The problem is most pronounced among black teens, study finds |
Key Factors Raise Clogged Artery Risk
(31-MAY-2005)
Metabolic syndrome plus vascular calcium greatly boost the odds, study finds |
Kidney Disease Drug Approved in Capsule Form
(27-MAY-2005)
May benefit up to 8 million Americans |
Fish Oil Fights Smog's Effect on Heart
(26-MAY-2005)
It beat soy oil in keeping cardiac damage at bay, study found |
Fish Oil Fights Smog's Effect on Heart
(26-MAY-2005)
It beat soy oil in keeping cardiac damage at bay, study found |
Many Heart Attack Patients Have Metabolic Syndrome
(25-MAY-2005)
Risk factors include wide waistlines, hypertension and high blood sugar, study finds |
Could High Cholesterol Ward Off Dementia?
(23-MAY-2005)
Study finds elevated lipid levels in old age may offer benefits |
Some Eating Disorder Web Sites Discourage Recovery: Study
(20-MAY-2005)
Glorification of this often-fatal disorder is flourishing, researchers find |
Obesity Ups Risk for Colon, Throat Cancers
(19-MAY-2005)
Staying trim can help reduce the odds, researchers say |
Vitamin E May Ward Off Parkinson's
(19-MAY-2005)
Experts disagree about the finding's validity, however |
Babies at Celiac Disease Risk Should Wait for Wheat
(18-MAY-2005)
Timing of first gluten in diet could help ward off the illness
|
Genes May Influence Breast Milk Nutrition
(18-MAY-2005)
Some women naturally incorporate more nutrients in milk than others, study finds |
Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Protect Against Cancer
(16-MAY-2005)
Statins reduce risk of pancreatic and esophageal cancer, studies find |
Lifestyle Changes Can Curtail Cancer's Return
(16-MAY-2005)
Studies find low-fat diets fight breast cancer; aspirin does same against colon cancer |
Junk Food Outlets Crowd Inner-City Schools
(14-MAY-2005)
Sweet, fatty foods are within easy reach of Harlem youngsters, study finds |
Junk Food Outlets Crowd Inner-City Schools
(14-MAY-2005)
Sweet, fatty foods are within easy reach of Harlem youngsters, study finds |
Helping Kids Stay Fit
(12-MAY-2005)
Youngsters benefit from nutrition, exercise lessons
|
Health Tip: A Taste of Road Rage?
(12-MAY-2005)
Peppermint or cinnamon may help calm you down |
Obesity-Linked Lung Stress May Trigger Asthma
(12-MAY-2005)
Harvard team spots links between overweight, respiratory trouble |
Helping Kids Stay Fit
(12-MAY-2005)
Youngsters benefit from nutrition, exercise lessons
|
Type 2 Diabetes Increasing in Children Worldwide
(11-MAY-2005)
Rising obesity rates may be to blame, researchers say |
Sodas Keep Child Obesity Soaring
(11-MAY-2005)
Some hard facts on soft drinks in latest review |
Sodas Keep Child Obesity Soaring
(11-MAY-2005)
Some hard facts on soft drinks in latest review |
Type 2 Diabetes Increasing in Children Worldwide
(11-MAY-2005)
Rising obesity rates may be to blame, researchers say |
Dairy Products Defend Against Diabetes
(10-MAY-2005)
Even low-fat ice cream may offer some protection, study suggests |
Health Tip: Getting a Headache After Meals?
(10-MAY-2005)
It may be the foods you eat |
Soda Before Bedtime Raises Reflux Risk
(10-MAY-2005)
Sleeping pills also boost nighttime heartburn, study finds |
Dairy Products Defend Against Diabetes
(10-MAY-2005)
Even low-fat ice cream may offer some protection, study suggests |
Dairy Products Defend Against Diabetes
(10-MAY-2005)
Even low-fat ice cream may offer some protection, study suggests |
Vitamin D Does Prevent Fractures in Elderly
(10-MAY-2005)
Latest study contradicts two recent trial reports |
Nutrition Program Needs New Recipe
(06-MAY-2005)
Report calls for more focus on fruits, vegetables, grains and breast-feeding |
Reheating Vegetable Oil Releases Toxin: Study
(06-MAY-2005)
Research implicates cooking oils used in homes and restaurants |
Nutrition Program Needs New Recipe
(06-MAY-2005)
Report calls for more focus on fruits, vegetables, grains and breast-feeding |
Ex-Smokers' Weight Gain Can Impact Lung Function
(05-MAY-2005)
First study of its kind finds extra pounds are harder on men |
Requip Treats 'Restless Legs'
(05-MAY-2005)
Compelling urge to move legs, often during sleep |
Ex-Smokers' Weight Gain Can Impact Lung Function
(05-MAY-2005)
First study of its kind finds extra pounds are harder on men |
Fish Oil Nutrient Boosts Ailing Hearts
(04-MAY-2005)
Better outcomes for bypass patients and those using pacemakers |
Vitamin B6 Cuts Colon Cancer Risk
(04-MAY-2005)
High daily intake reduced odds by 58 percent, study found |
Vitamin B6 Cuts Colon Cancer Risk
(04-MAY-2005)
High daily intake reduced odds by 58 percent, study found |
Not All Low-Fat Diets Created Equal
(03-MAY-2005)
nds |
Not All Low-Fat Diets Created Equal
(03-MAY-2005)
nds |
Not All Low-Fat Diets Created Equal
(03-MAY-2005)
nds |
Overload of Fatty Foods Can Park in Liver
(03-May-2005)
Presence there can curtail organ's ability to filter fats through body, study says |
Whooping Cough Booster Shot Wins Approval
(03-MAY-2005)
Also protects against tetanus and diphtheria
|
Overload of Fatty Foods Can Park in Liver
(03-May-2005)
Presence there can curtail organ's ability to filter fats through body, study says |
Income May Help Fuel Obesity, Study Finds
(02-MAY-2005)
Money is no protection against extra pounds, researchers say |
Excess Weight, High Cholesterol Tax Older Women's Arteries
(02-MAY-2005)
More evidence exercise can protect the female heart after menopause |
Income May Help Fuel Obesity, Study Finds
(02-MAY-2005)
Money is no protection against extra pounds, researchers say |
Excess Weight, High Cholesterol Tax Older Women's Arteries
(02-MAY-2005)
More evidence exercise can protect the female heart after menopause |
Acid in Animal Fats May Increase Blood Pressure
(02-MAY-2005)
Study pinpoints lower arachidonic acid intake as dietary modification |
Diet Can Circumvent Heart Disease
(02-MAY-2005)
Studies suggest vegetable tablets, whole grains and baked or broiled fish |
Excess Weight, High Cholesterol Tax Older Women's Arteries
(02-MAY-2005)
More evidence exercise can protect the female heart after menopause |
Full-Time Workers Fall Short on Exercise
(02-MAY-2005)
Part-timers have better chance to find time for workouts, researchers report |
Income May Help Fuel Obesity, Study Finds
(02-MAY-2005)
Money is no protection against extra pounds, researchers say |
Excess Weight, High Cholesterol Tax Older Women's Arteries
(02-MAY-2005)
More evidence exercise can protect the female heart after menopause |
Liver Enzyme May Be at Root of Heart Disease
(30-APR-2005)
Researcher hopes to test the theory next in monkeys |
Low-Salt Diets May Harm Heart, Study Says
(30-APR-2005)
Research appears to reverse long-standing guidelines |
Adding Fiber May Help Diabetics
(30-APR-2005)
Supplements shown to help regulate troublesome cholesterol
|
Low-Salt Diets May Harm Heart, Study Says
(30-APR-2005)
Research appears to reverse long-standing guidelines |
Combat Veterans Pay a Price Decades Later
(30-APR-2005)
Many are heavy drinkers and smokers, and face possible heart trouble, study finds |
Exercise, Diet Aid Youthful Obesity
(29-APR-2005)
Studies show some success in lowering heart risk markers |
New Diabetes Drug Comes From Lizard
(29-APR-2005)
Gila monster derivative helps manage blood sugar |
Exercise, Diet Aid Youthful Obesity
(29-APR-2005)
Studies show some success in lowering heart risk markers |
Extra Pounds Equate to Knee Damage
(29-APR-2005)
Cartilage tears and surgeries far more likely in overweight people |
Extra Pounds Equate to Knee Damage
(29-APR-2005)
Cartilage tears and surgeries far more likely in overweight people |
Weighing Risks, Benefits of Prescription Drugs
(28-APR-2005)
Patients should have more say in treatment decisions, some experts say
|
Vitamin D, Calcium Supplements Don't Cut Fracture Risk for Elderly
(28-APR-2005)
Two large U.K. studies seem to reverse conventional wisdom |
Mid-Life Obesity Linked to Old-Age Dementia
(28-APR-2005)
Study links higher weight to higher risk of cognitive decline later |
Vitamin D, Calcium Supplements Don't Cut Fracture Risk for Elderly
(28-APR-2005)
Two large U.K. studies seem to reverse conventional wisdom |
Mid-Life Obesity Linked to Old-Age Dementia
(28-APR-2005)
Study links higher weight to higher risk of cognitive decline later |
Steady Diet of Soy Cuts Breast Cancer Risk
(27-APR-2005)
Study finds consumption can lower chances of disease by as much as 22% |
Steady Diet of Soy Cuts Breast Cancer Risk
(27-APR-2005)
Study finds consumption can lower chances of disease by as much as 22% |
Mesotherapy Not Proven as Weight-Loss Method
(27-APR-2005)
Experts caution against injections of medications, plant extracts into fatty tissue |
Mesotherapy Not Proven as Weight-Loss Method
(27-APR-2005)
Experts caution against injections of medications, plant extracts into fatty tissue |
Health Tip: What to Eat If You Have Arthritis
(25-APR-2005)
Guidelines for a healthy diet |
Few in U.S. Living Healthy Lifestyles
(25-APR-2005)
Only 3 percent of adults really doing the right things, study finds |
Few in U.S. Living Healthy Lifestyles
(25-APR-2005)
Only 3 percent of adults really doing the right things, study finds |
Health Tip: What's Behind Compulsive Overeating?
(21-APR-2005)
It's an attempt to cope with other issues |
The Sleep-Wake Body Clock May Also Control Appetite
(21-APR-2005)
Study offers possible clue to overeating in humans |
Teens Don't Get Health Counseling They Need
(21-APR-2005)
Study finds little discussion of topics such as HIV, skin cancer |
Health Tip: What's Behind Compulsive Overeating?
(21-APR-2005)
It's an attempt to cope with other issues |
The Sleep-Wake Body Clock May Also Control Appetite
(21-APR-2005)
Study offers possible clue to overeating in humans |
Green Tea Prevents Prostate Cancer in High-Risk Men
(20-APR-2005)
Researchers believe beverage's catechins have powerful antioxidant properties
|
Processed Meats Linked to Pancreatic Cancer
(20-APR-2005)
Red meat may heighten risk too, study suggests |
Mom's Diet May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk in Daughters
(20-APR-2005)
Mouse experiments show benefit of omega-3 fatty acids |
Heart Failure Drug May Raise Death Risk
(19-APR-2005)
Use nesiritide only as "last resort," researchers say |
U.S. Mercury Levels No Threat to Adult Brain
(19-APR-2005)
Study suggests current EPA emissions standard may be sufficient |
U.S. Unveils New Food Pyramid
(19-APR-2005)
12 programs replace the old one |
U.S. Unveils New Food Pyramid
(19-APR-2005)
12 programs replace the old one |
Obesity Not as Life Threatening as Thought
(19-APR-2005)
Many cardiovascular risk factors among obese are declining, researchers find
|
Obesity: Bad For Men, Women and Kids
(18-APR-2005)
Being overweight is hard on everyone's hearts, new studies find |
Oral Rinse Targets Gingivitis
(18-APR-2005)
Kills bacteria that cause gum inflammation |
Obesity: Bad For Men, Women and Kids
(18-APR-2005)
Being overweight is hard on everyone's hearts, new studies find |
Sunshine, Vitamin D Improve Lung Cancer Survival
(18-APR-2005)
But don't put off surgeries till sunnier months, experts caution |
Web Site Gives Info on Grapefruit/Drug Interactions
(17-APR-2005)
Experts note that intake of this fruit won't affect most medications |
Two-Drug Combo May Best Replace Bextra, Vioxx
(15-APR-2005)
Non-cox-2 painkiller plus an acid-reducer is safer and cheaper, study finds |
Ephedra Court Ruling Rekindles Debate
(15-APR-2005)
Herb's safety and FDA's power to regulate it at issue, experts say |
Health Tip: Curb Your Child's Weight
(15-APR-2005)
Or he could become obese as an adult |
Weight-Loss Drug Shows Further Promise in European Trial
(15-APR-2005)
Results for rimonabant trial parallel those of American study |
Health Tip: Curb Your Child's Weight
(15-APR-2005)
Or he could become obese as an adult |
Weight-Loss Drug Shows Further Promise in European Trial
(15-APR-2005)
Results for rimonabant trial parallel those of American study |
New Device Coaches Patients at Home
(14-APR-2005)
Also lets doctors monitor self care |
FDA Panel's Breast Implant Ruling Puzzles, Pleases
(14-APR-2005)
Debate surrounds decision to choose one product over another |
Ephedra Ban Lifted by U.S. District Judge
(14-APR-2005)
FDA says it's evaluating the ruling before deciding whether to appeal |
Obesity Can Be Real Headache
(14-APR-2005)
Excess weight increases frequency, severity of daily attacks, study finds |
In Reversal, FDA Panel Backs Return of Silicone Breast Implants
(13-APR-2005)
Second company persuasive in saying newer implants are safer |
Too Much Water Gets Runners in Trouble
(13-APR-2005)
Dangerously low blood salt levels found in many marathoners |
Two Agents Fail to Fight Off Alzheimer's
(13-APR-2005)
Little or no benefit seen from Aricept or Vitamin E in much-awaited trial |
Liver Protein Points to Anti-Obesity Drugs
(12-APR-2005)
The LXR protein may tell the body to store up fat |
Liver Protein Points to Anti-Obesity Drugs
(12-APR-2005)
The LXR protein may tell the body to store up fat |
Liver Protein Points to Anti-Obesity Drugs
(12-APR-2005)
The LXR protein may tell the body to store up fat |
Fish, Soy Oil Quickly Cut Heart Attack Risk
(11-APR-2005)
In study, elderly who took supplements showed better heart function within weeks |
Doctors Take Issue With Bextra Withdrawal
(08-APR-2005)
Some believe the decision to use the drug should stay with physicians |
New Sealant Protects Brain After Surgery
(08-APR-2005)
Guards against fluid leakage from incision |
Health Tip: Avoiding Obesity
(08-APR-2005)
Eat healthy when dining out |
Your Eyes, Not Your Stomach, Count Calories
(08-APR-2005)
What you see is what you think you are eating, a new study suggests |
Health Tip: Avoiding Obesity
(08-APR-2005)
Eat healthy when dining out |
Your Eyes, Not Your Stomach, Count Calories
(08-APR-2005)
What you see is what you think you are eating, a new study suggests |
Pfizer Withdraws Bextra From Market
(07-APR-2005)
Move follows FDA concerns about drug's health risks |
Mediterranean Diet Extends Lives
(07-APR-2005)
Large study confirms benefit of fish, fruit, vegetable-rich regimen |
Smoking Lowers In-Vitro Fertilization Success Rate
(07-APR-2005)
So does being overweight, researchers report |
Vitamin E May Harm Patients With Head, Neck Cancers
(06-APR-2005)
Supplements might raise disease recurrence risk, study suggests |
Certain Diet Drugs Can Help Boost Weight Loss
(05-APR-2005)
And for the severely obese, weight-reduction surgery is best, studies find |
Certain Diet Drugs Can Help Boost Weight Loss
(05-APR-2005)
And for the severely obese, weight-reduction surgery is best, studies find |
Certain Diet Drugs Can Help Boost Weight Loss
(05-APR-2005)
And for the severely obese, weight-reduction surgery is best, studies find |
Zinc Hones Teens' Thinking Skills
(04-APR-2005)
Study found 20 milligrams a day improved memory, attention span in seventh graders |
Antioxidant Levels May be Linked to Autism
(03-APR-2005)
Research suggests children with disorder suffer higher oxidative stress
|
Cranberries May Help Keep Arteries Clear
(03-APR-2005)
Research on pigs revealed vascular benefits from powdered juice |
Cranberries May Help Keep Arteries Clear
(03-APR-2005)
Research on pigs revealed vascular benefits from powdered juice |
Garlic Boosts Lung Health in Rats
(03-APR-2005)
But could you handle two cloves a day? |
Garlic Boosts Lung Health in Rats
(03-APR-2005)
But could you handle two cloves a day? |
Once-Daily Asthma Inhaler Approved
(01-APR-2005)
For people age 12 and older
|
Multivitamins Won't Ward Off Infection in Elderly
(31-MAR-2005)
Review of eight studies finds no proof of protection |
Inflammation Key to Belly Fat 's Unhealthy Effects
(31-MAR-2005)
Fat cells produce compounds that boost arterial disease, study finds |
Healthy Change, Early Screening Can Cut Cancer Rates
(31-MAR-2005)
Cancer Society report finds some successes, many challenges |
Multivitamins Won't Ward Off Infection in Elderly
(31-MAR-2005)
Review of eight studies finds no proof of protection |
New Drug for Hepatitis B
(30-MAR-2005)
Slows virus that causes deadly liver disease |
New Drug Treats Endometriosis Pain
(30-MAR-2005)
Condition affects 1 in 10 women of childbearing age |
Vegetarians on Raw-Foods Diets Have Low Bone Mass
(30-MAR-2005)
But other measures of bone health are normal, study finds |
America's Kids Doing Well, Except With Obesity: Report
(30-MAR-2005)
Annual findings show well-being the best in 3 decades |
Atkins Introduces New Carb Labelling
(29-MAR-2005)
'Net Atkins Count' to replace 'net carbs' |
Atkins Introduces New Carb Labelling
(29-MAR-2005)
'Net Atkins Count' to replace 'net carbs' |
Grapefruit and Prescription Drugs: Mix Carefully
(29-MAR-2005)
The fruit and its juice can trigger potentially dangerous consequences |
Atkins Introduces New Carb Labelling
(29-MAR-2005)
'Net Atkins Count' to replace 'net carbs' |
Atkins Introduces New Carb Labelling
(29-MAR-2005)
'Net Atkins Count' to replace 'net carbs' |
Call for Volunteers for Rheumatic Disease Research
(26-MAR-2005)
People with arthritis, fibromylagia, lupus urged to provide data on their illness |
Monthly Drug for Osteoporosis Approved
(25-MAR-2005)
For postmenopausal women |
Device Treats Chest Aneurisms
(24-MAR-2005)
Prevents rupture of aortic weak spot |
FDA Seeks Weaker Ethics Rules for Medical Trials, Critics Claim
(24-MAR-2005)
But an agency official denies the accusation |
Gene-Diet Link May Shield Some Men From Prostate Cancer
(24-MAR-2005)
Antioxidants from food especially helpful in 25% of men, study suggests |
Gene-Diet Link May Shield Some Men From Prostate Cancer
(24-MAR-2005)
Antioxidants from food especially helpful in 25% of men, study suggests |
Vitamin D Can Help Most Dialysis Patients
(24-MAR-2005)
Study finds it extends lives regardless of parathyroid activity |
Sleep Apnea Can Be Deadly At Night
(23-MAR-2005)
Cardiac death risk rises as sleepers' breathing is impaired |
Pomegranate Juice Cuts Cardiovascular Risks
(22-MAR-2005)
Mouse study finds it reduces fatty buildup on artery walls
|
Fish Oil May Keep Alzheimer's Disease at Bay
(22-MAR-2005)
In mouse studies, diets high in omega-3 fatty acid reduced harmful brain protein |
Pomegranate Juice Cuts Cardiovascular Risks
(22-MAR-2005)
Mouse study finds it reduces fatty buildup on artery walls
|
Widening Waistlines Predict Diabetes in Men
(22-MAR-2005)
Belt size beats body mass index as disease indicator, study finds |
Consumer Confusion Persists on Painkillers' Safety
(21-MAR-2005)
Some patients quit cox-2 therapy; others have cut back as questions remain |
Test Suggests Kids More Prone to Allergies Than Their Parents
(21-MAR-2005)
Finding lends credence to belief that allergies, asthma are on the rise |
Natural Goodness From 'Healing Foods Pyramid'
(18-MAR-2005)
New guide starts with water and includes fruits, veggies and chocolate |
Natural Goodness From 'Healing Foods Pyramid'
(18-MAR-2005)
New guide starts with water and includes fruits, veggies and chocolate |
Sleep Apnea Differs in Men, Women
(18-MAR-2005)
Breathing disorder more often tied to depression, thyroid in women: Study |
Few Extra Pounds Put Kids at Risk for Adult Obesity
(18-MAR-2005)
Youngsters with 'high-normal' weight 5 times more likely to be obese adults |
Veterans Heavier Than Rest of U.S. Population
(18-MAR-2005)
Finding spotlights need for obesity prevention at VA health centers |
Innovative Diabetes Drug Wins Approval
(17-MAR-2005)
First Type 1 treatment since insulin |
Brain Cancer Drug Gets Wider Approval
(17-MAR-2005)
With radiation, Temodar can extend patients' lives, FDA says |
Hispanic Foods Get Nutritional Thumbs-up
(16-MAR-2005)
Mexican cheeses, teas do more than tantalize your tastebuds, studies find |
Compound Could Lessen Damage of Fast Food
(16-MAR-2005)
Researchers test form of cellulose that slows fat absorption, reduces diabetes risk |
Journal Commentary Labels FDA 'Timid and Toothless'
(16-MAR-2005)
New England Journal of Medicine article claims agency too tied to industry |
Health Tip: Building Your Bones
(16-MAR-2005)
It's never too early to start |
Compound Could Lessen Damage of Fast Food
(16-MAR-2005)
Researchers test form of cellulose that slows fat absorption, reduces diabetes risk |
Hispanic Foods Get Nutritional Thumbs-up
(16-MAR-2005)
Mexican cheeses, teas do more than tantalize your tastebuds, studies find |
Hispanic Foods Get Nutritional Thumbs-up
(16-MAR-2005)
Mexican cheeses, teas do more than tantalize your tastebuds, studies find |
Compound Could Lessen Damage of Fast Food
(16-MAR-2005)
Researchers test form of cellulose that slows fat absorption, reduces diabetes risk |
Obesity May Shorten Americans' Life Expectancy
(16-MAR-2005)
Reduced life span could save Social Security, researchers note |
Obesity Ups Child's Asthma Risk
(15-MAR-2005)
Breathing problems during sleep may link the two conditions, experts say |
Vitamin E Ups Heart Failure Risk
(15-MAR-2005)
Study also finds supplement doesn't prevent cancer or heart disease
|
New Theory on Why Low-Carb Diets Work
(14-MAR-2005)
When researchers restricted carbs, dieters simply ate less |
New Theory on Why Low-Carb Diets Work
(14-MAR-2005)
When researchers restricted carbs, dieters simply ate less |
New Theory on Why Low-Carb Diets Work
(14-MAR-2005)
When researchers restricted carbs, dieters simply ate less |
Milk Study Leaves a Sour Taste
(11-MAR-2005)
Dairy industry challenges study questioning bone benefits |
Yogurt May Chase Away Bad Breath
(11-MAR-2005)
Study finds sugarless variety reduces sulfur compounds that cause halitosis |
Milk Study Leaves a Sour Taste
(11-MAR-2005)
Dairy industry challenges study questioning bone benefits |
Consumer Drug Ads Facing Their Moment of Truth
(10-MAR-2005)
Less show, more show-and-tell seen in wake of drug safety hearings |
Health Tip: The Power of Green Tea
(10-MAR-2005)
Studies show it can ward off disease |
Health Tip: Help for Teen 'Couch Potatoes'
(10-MAR-2005)
Make exercise fun |
Sharply Lower Cholesterol Levels Cut Heart Attack, Stroke Risk
(08-MAR-2005)
More study is needed before guidelines should be changed, researchers say |
Obesity May Encourage Heart Failure
(08-MAR-2005)
Heart-cell death rises tenfold in mice bred to be fat |
Osteoporosis Linked to Celiac Disease
(07-MAR-2005)
Special diet reversed bone loss, study finds |
Oily Fish Fosters Healthy Blood Fat
(07-MAR-2005)
Scientists believe they've found a link between fish and good health |
Oily Fish Fosters Healthy Blood Fat
(07-MAR-2005)
Scientists believe they've found a link between fish and good health |
Lose Weight, Feel Great With a Good Breakfast
(05-MAR-2005)
Boost fiber, cut down on fat and sugar to stay fit and trim, experts say |
Lose Weight, Feel Great With a Good Breakfast
(05-MAR-2005)
Boost fiber, cut down on fat and sugar to stay fit and trim, experts say |
Lose Weight, Feel Great With a Good Breakfast
(05-MAR-2005)
Boost fiber, cut down on fat and sugar to stay fit and trim, experts say |
Lose Weight, Feel Great With a Good Breakfast
(05-MAR-2005)
Boost fiber, cut down on fat and sugar to stay fit and trim, experts say |
Joint Replacement Won't Banish Obesity
(04-MAR-2005)
Contrary to belief, most patients gain weight post-surgery |
Dietary Fiber Fights High Blood Pressure
(04-MAR-2005)
A review of studies supports intake of fruits, grains and vegetables |
Dietary Fiber Fights High Blood Pressure
(04-MAR-2005)
A review of studies supports intake of fruits, grains and vegetables |
Dietary Fiber Fights High Blood Pressure
(04-MAR-2005)
A review of studies supports intake of fruits, grains and vegetables |
Joint Replacement Won't Banish Obesity
(04-MAR-2005)
Contrary to belief, most patients gain weight post-surgery |
Diet, Exercise a Real Shortcut to Health
(03-MAR-2005)
Study shows big results come within 6 weeks |
Diet, Exercise a Real Shortcut to Health
(03-MAR-2005)
Study shows big results come within 6 weeks |
Diet, Exercise a Real Shortcut to Health
(03-MAR-2005)
Study shows big results come within 6 weeks |
B Vitamins May Cut Fracture Risk After Stroke
(02-MAR-2005)
Folate and vitamin B12 caused five-fold drop in breaks, study finds
|
Supersized in the NFL
(01-MAR-2005)
More pro football players are obese, study finds |
Supersized in the NFL
(01-MAR-2005)
More pro football players are obese, study finds |
Obesity May Begin at the Grocery Store
(28-FEB-2005)
Price, store location sway low-income women's fat consumption, study finds |
Hepatitis C Regimen Approved for HIV Patients
(28-FEB-2005)
300,000 Americans infected with both |
Obesity May Begin at the Grocery Store
(28-FEB-2005)
Price, store location sway low-income women's fat consumption, study finds |
Obesity May Begin at the Grocery Store
(28-FEB-2005)
Price, store location sway low-income women's fat consumption, study finds |
Diet, Exercise Top Drugs in Preventing Diabetes
(28-FEB-2005)
Two studies find lifestyle changes are the better, cheaper option |
Many Diet Studies Lack Key Data
(25-FEB-2005)
Most don't describe participants accurately, affecting results, study finds |
Dysentery Bug Wields 'Sword and Shield'
(25-FEB-2005)
|
Many Diet Studies Lack Key Data
(25-FEB-2005)
Most don't describe participants accurately, affecting results, study finds |
Many Diet Studies Lack Key Data
(25-FEB-2005)
Most don't describe participants accurately, affecting results, study finds |
Mom's Poor Diet Can Up Diabetes Risk in Child
(25-FEB-2005)
Nutrition might affect fetal pancreas, mouse study suggests |
Ibuprofen Controversy Continues After Pain Drug Hearings
(24-FEB-2005)
Group says some children suffer rare, deadly syndrome after taking it |
Megavitamins: Too Much of a Good Thing?
(24-FEB-2005)
Some antioxidants fail to prove their punch in key research |
Tea Might Protect Transplanted Livers
(23-FEB-2005)
Green tea extract cut post-surgical troubles in mice |
New Treatment for Heart Failure
(23-FEB-2005)
Blood pressure drug assumes dual role |
Tea Might Protect Transplanted Livers
(23-FEB-2005)
Green tea extract cut post-surgical troubles in mice |
Gastric Bypass Just As Effective for Seniors
(22-FEB-2005)
Post-surgery weight loss nearly matched that of young patients |
Targeted Messages Spur Healthy Eating in Young
(21-FEB-2005)
Tailored approach gets college-age adults eating fruits, veggies |
Clue to Controlling Appetite Found
(21-FEB-2005)
Discovery could one day lead to weight-loss pill in humans |
Health Tip: Controlling Diabetes
(21-FEB-2005)
Eating right is key |
Targeted Messages Spur Healthy Eating in Young
(21-FEB-2005)
Tailored approach gets college-age adults eating fruits, veggies |
Clue to Controlling Appetite Found
(21-FEB-2005)
Discovery could one day lead to weight-loss pill in humans |
Feel-Good Fixes Help Fight Fatigue
(20-FEB-2005)
Simple lifestyle changes add energy to every day |
Painkillers Should All Stay on Market, Despite Heart Risks: FDA Panel
(19-FEB-2005)
Advisers vote to recommend keeping Celebrex, Vioxx and Bextra available while finding all raise cardiovascular risks |
Health Experts Wary After FDA Panel's Cox-2 Recommendations
(19-FEB-2005)
The painkillers' problems haven't gone away, they say |
Fish Has Health Benefits, and a Few Risks
(19-FEB-2005)
Eat well, but remember mercury, experts advise |
Patients Urge FDA Panel Not to Ban Painkillers
(18-FEB-2005)
Hearing gets personal tales of pain relief with cox-2s |
New Drug Treats Smallpox Vaccine Complication
(18-FEB-2005)
Tames rare skin infection |
FDA Whistleblower Warns of Cox-2 Risks
(17-FEB-2005)
Vioxx increases heart dangers dramatically, Graham tells government advisers |
Cox-2 Drugs Take Center Stage at Government Hearings
(16-FEB-2005)
First of three days of testimony gets underway |
Coffee Cuts Liver Cancer Risk
(15-FEB-2005)
And decaf reduces colorectal cancer risk, another study finds |
Studies Spell Bad News for Cox-2 Drugs
(15-FEB-2005)
Results will be focus of three days of government hearings |
FDA to Weigh Fate of Bextra, Celebrex, Similar Drugs
(14-FEB-2005)
Panel must balance health risks against benefits |
Cox-2 Drugs Boost Blood Pressure: Study
(14-FEB-2005)
Other research finds more evidence of heart attack, stroke risk |
Genetically Modified Potato Carries Hep B Vaccine
(14-FEB-2005)
Discovery an alternative to inconvenient injections in developing world, study says |
Health Tip: Controlling Hunger While Dieting
(10-FEB-2005)
The first step is to avoid trigger foods |
Health Tip: Controlling Hunger While Dieting
(10-FEB-2005)
The first step is to avoid trigger foods |
Foods Like Fish May Buoy Your Mental Health
(10-FEB-2005)
Nutrients such as omega-3 fatty acids warded off depression in rats |
Health Tip: Controlling Hunger While Dieting
(10-FEB-2005)
The first step is to avoid trigger foods |
Crunch! Carrots May Cut Cancer Risk
(09-FEB-2005)
Natural pesticide appears to prevent tumor development |
Health Tip: Benefits and Risks of Gastric Bypass
(09-FEB-2005)
Weigh pros and cons before surgery |
Crunch! Carrots May Cut Cancer Risk
(09-FEB-2005)
Natural pesticide appears to prevent tumor development |
Eating Well Staves Off Disability
(08-FEB-2005)
Dairy, fruits and vegetables can help you function better as you age, study finds |
Sweet Gene Steers Kids Away From Vegetables
(07-FEB-2005)
Bitter-tasting foods a tough, but necessary, sell for these youngsters
|
Sweet Gene Steers Kids Away From Vegetables
(07-FEB-2005)
Bitter-tasting foods a tough, but necessary, sell for these youngsters
|
Bread is Back! Or So Hopes the Industry
(04-FEB-2005)
Grain Foods Foundation launches pro-bread campaign
|
Bread is Back! Or So Hopes the Industry
(04-FEB-2005)
Grain Foods Foundation launches pro-bread campaign
|
Bread is Back! Or So Hopes the Industry
(04-FEB-2005)
Grain Foods Foundation launches pro-bread campaign
|
Health Tip: Real Oven Better for Killing Germs
(04-FEB-2005)
So warm up to this idea |
Put Your Heart on That To-Do List
(04-FEB-2005)
Women must keep a healthy lifestyle to avoid cardiovascular disease, experts advise |
Bread is Back! Or So Hopes the Industry
(04-FEB-2005)
Grain Foods Foundation launches pro-bread campaign
|
Genes May Drive Child Obesity
(04-FEB-2005)
Children likely to be overweight at 6 if mom is, too |
Bread is Back! Or So Hopes the Industry
(04-FEB-2005)
Grain Foods Foundation launches pro-bread campaign
|
Breast Cancer Prevention From The Sea
(03-FEB-2005)
Seaweed may reduce estrogen and help prevent some forms of the disease |
Many EU Cancer Patients Use Alternative Meds
(03-FEB-2005)
Herbal treatments, homeopathy, vitamins and spiritual therapies popular |
Sun Can Show a Cancer Benefit
(01-FEB-2005)
Studies showed increased survival rates for melanoma, protection against type of lymphoma |
Good Nutrition vs. Need: A Closer Look
(31-JAN-2005)
Following dietary guidelines often isn't an option for those who use food pantries |
Good Nutrition vs. Need: A Closer Look
(31-JAN-2005)
Following dietary guidelines often isn't an option for those who use food pantries |
Doctors Debate Value of Vitamin E
(29-JAN-2005)
Disagreement over benefits, risks of the antioxidant |
Campaign Touts Folic Acid for Moms-to-Be
(28-JAN-2005)
The B vitamin can prevent birth defects, experts say |
Seniors Spell Out Health Concerns
(28-JAN-2005)
Vioxx, Medicare changes and obesity weigh on their minds, survey finds
|
Campaign Touts Folic Acid for Moms-to-Be
(28-JAN-2005)
The B vitamin can prevent birth defects, experts say |
A Molecular Explanation of Why Burgers Are Bad For You
(27-JAN-2005)
Researchers identify cholesterol-forming mechanism |
Biology May Keep Couch Potatoes Supine
(27-JAN-2005)
Genetic predisposition to sit can pack on pounds, study suggests |
Health Tip: It's Not So Hard to Eat Healthy
(26-JAN-2005)
If you follow these basic principles |
Genes May Influence Weight Gain in Adults
(25-JAN-2005)
for about 50% of change in body mass index |
Health Tip: Seafood, Spoiled Rotten
(25-JAN-2005)
Signs that you've eaten bad fish |
Genes May Influence Weight Gain in Adults
(25-JAN-2005)
for about 50% of change in body mass index |
Obesity Ups Risk of Kidney Stones
(25-JAN-2005)
Risk more pronounced in women, researchers say |
Study Blames Vioxx for Up to 140,000 Cases of Heart Disease
(24-JAN-2005)
As many as 40 percent of cases may have been fatal, FDA scientist contends |
Fried Fish Raises Stroke Risk
(24-JAN-2005)
Broiled or baked reduces it, study finds |
Extra Weight Skews PSA Scores
(24-JAN-2005)
High BMI means prostate cancer screen can miss early stages of disease, study says
|
Veggie Diet May Lower High Blood Pressure
(21-JAN-2005)
Blood thickness and body weight improve on plant-based regimen, study finds |
Update: Grapefruit Juice-Drug Interactions Still Pose Risks
(21-JAN-2005)
Nursing journal sends out renewed warning on potentially dangerous consequences |
Veggie Diet May Lower High Blood Pressure
(21-JAN-2005)
Blood thickness and body weight improve on plant-based regimen, study finds |
Veggie Diet May Lower High Blood Pressure
(21-JAN-2005)
Blood thickness and body weight improve on plant-based regimen, study finds |
Behavior, Diet Therapies Fight Cognitive Decay
(20-JAN-2005)
Combination curbed beagles' age-related decline in learning ability |
Folate May Prevent Hypertension in Women
(18-JAN-2005)
Higher levels of the B vitamin could cut risk by almost half, study finds |
New Insights Into Fat's Effect on the Body
(18-JAN-2005)
Studies detail discovery of fat-burning gene, show how leptin controls glucose levels |
Vitamin Intake During Pregnancy May Affect Respiratory Health of Kids
(18-JAN-2005)
But researchers say it's too early to say how changing maternal diet might help |
Folate May Prevent Hypertension in Women
(18-JAN-2005)
Higher levels of the B vitamin could cut risk by almost half, study finds |
Sugar Squeezing Out Nutrition in Preschoolers' Diets
(17-JAN-2005)
Snacks, soft drinks displacing fruit, grains, vegetables and dairy products |
Sugar Squeezing Out Nutrition in Preschoolers' Diets
(17-JAN-2005)
Snacks, soft drinks displacing fruit, grains, vegetables and dairy products |
Sugar Squeezing Out Nutrition in Preschoolers' Diets
(17-JAN-2005)
Snacks, soft drinks displacing fruit, grains, vegetables and dairy products |
Weight-Loss Supplements: Do They Work?
(15-JAN-2005)
Despite testimonials, safety and efficacy questions remain |
Weight-Loss Supplements: Do They Work?
(15-JAN-2005)
Despite testimonials, safety and efficacy questions remain |
Weight-Loss Supplements: Do They Work?
(15-JAN-2005)
Despite testimonials, safety and efficacy questions remain |
Health Tip: Avoid Alcohol, Caffeine While Pregnant
(14-JAN-2005)
Could cause lifelong problems for your baby |
FDA Panel Nixes Over-The-Counter Sale of Cholesterol Drug
(14-JAN-2005)
Advisers cite need for medical supervision when taking statins |
High Blood Pressure: The New Childhood Scourge
(14-JAN-2005)
Overweight kids face risk of heart disease as adults |
Muscle Loss Can Point to Heart Failure
(14-JAN-2005)
Study shows how angiotensin II leads to weight loss |
High Blood Pressure: The New Childhood Scourge
(14-JAN-2005)
Overweight kids face risk of heart disease as adults |
Health Tip: Buying Prescription Drugs Online
(13-JAN-2005)
FDA offers some advice |
Iron Deficiency Sends Cells Into Tailspin
(13-JAN-2005)
Forces them to conserve energy by reducing activity of 80 key genes, researchers find |
Iron Deficiency Sends Cells Into Tailspin
(13-JAN-2005)
Forces them to conserve energy by reducing activity of 80 key genes, researchers find |
Report Calls for Tougher Oversight of Alternative Medicine
(12-JAN-2005)
It also suggests stricter regulation of dietary supplements |
New U.S. Dietary Guidelines: Eat Less, Exercise More
(12-JAN-2005)
s |
(12-JAN-2005)
May also protect against esophageal cancers in those with deficiency |
Report Calls for Tougher Oversight of Alternative Medicine
(12-JAN-2005)
It also suggests stricter regulation of dietary supplements |
New U.S. Dietary Guidelines: Eat Less, Exercise More
(12-JAN-2005)
s |
New U.S. Dietary Guidelines: Eat Less, Exercise More
(12-JAN-2005)
s |
Steady Diet of Red Meat Increases Colon Cancer Risk
(11-JAN-2005)
People who consumed a lot over long period of time upped chances by 50 percent |
Blood Sugar Levels Linked to Cancer Rates
(11-JAN-2005)
In large Korean study, higher levels meant higher incidence of disease |
sium
(11-JAN-2005)
Veggies and nuts are prime sources |
Steady Diet of Red Meat Increases Colon Cancer Risk
(11-JAN-2005)
People who consumed a lot over long period of time upped chances by 50 percent |
Fruits, Vegetables Don't Protect Against Breast Cancer
(11-JAN-2005)
But experts say the finding shouldn't dissuade people from eating the foods |
Blood Sugar Levels Linked to Cancer Rates
(11-JAN-2005)
In large Korean study, higher levels meant higher incidence of disease |
Vitamin C Doesn't Boost Your Workout
(11-JAN-2005)
New study finds it doesn't help aerobic performance |
Health Tip: Beware of Phony Diets
(10-JAN-2005)
Diet scam could rob you of money, health |
Health Tip: Beware of Phony Diets
(10-JAN-2005)
Diet scam could rob you of money, health |
Olive Oil May Protect Against Breast Cancer
(10-JAN-2005)
Lab study finds main ingredient suppresses important cancer gene |
Too Little Sleep May Pack on Pounds
(10-JAN-2005)
Study links insufficient slumber to obesity |
Weight Loss Signals Impending Alzheimer's
(10-JAN-2005)
It may point to dementia years before diagnosis, study finds |
Health Tip: The Highs and Lows of Cholesterol
(07-JAN-2005)
Do you know what it is? |
Chamomile Tea May Have Medicinal Value
(07-JAN-2005)
Scientists find ingredient in brew might ease colds, cramps |
Health Tip: Profile of a Weight Loser
(06-JAN-2005)
Surprise! They eat breakfast. |
Health Tip: Profile of a Weight Loser
(06-JAN-2005)
Surprise! They eat breakfast. |
Health Tip: A Nutritional Bright Spot During Cold Weather
(05-JAN-2005)
Winter squash is a healthy alternative |
Obese Blacks Incur Lower Health-Care Costs
(05-JAN-2005)
White counterparts generate more medical bills, study says |
Childhood Obesity Weighs Heavily on Kids
(05-JAN-2005)
Quality of life is lower for obese and overweight children, study finds
|
Role Seen for Vitamin A to Prevent Breast Cancer
(05-JAN-2005)
Experts stress that lab research is preliminary |
Diet Fare Matters Less Than Diet Devotion
(04-JAN-2005)
No popular weight-loss plan stands out, but perseverance is key, study finds |
Diet Fare Matters Less Than Diet Devotion
(04-JAN-2005)
No popular weight-loss plan stands out, but perseverance is key, study finds |
Bulk of Constipation Myths Unfounded
(04-JAN-2005)
Fiber, water won't cure condition and laxatives don't damage colon, study says |
Diet Fare Matters Less Than Diet Devotion
(04-JAN-2005)
No popular weight-loss plan stands out, but perseverance is key, study finds |
Diet Fare Matters Less Than Diet Devotion
(04-JAN-2005)
No popular weight-loss plan stands out, but perseverance is key, study finds |
Health Tip: Mullin' Melons
(03-JAN-2005)
Choosing the healthiest varieties |
Teen Obesity Is a Ticking Time Bomb
(02-JAN-2005)
Excess weight leads to serious adult health problems, such as diabetes, heart disease |
Don't Reserve Resolutions for New Year's Eve
(31-DEC-2004)
Hectic holiday season not best time for reflection, but summer is, expert suggests |
Health Tip: Throw a Safe New Year's Eve Bash
(31-DEC-2004)
Music, games, socializing, food are better centers than booze |
Fast Food Linked to Obesity, Insulin Problems
(30-DEC-2004)
Finding suggests the fare could contribute to onset of diabetes |
Fast Food Linked to Obesity, Insulin Problems
(30-DEC-2004)
Finding suggests the fare could contribute to onset of diabetes |
More Kids at Risk for Future Heart Trouble
(30-DEC-2004)
Experts warn many already showing signs |
Health Tip: Teach Your Child to Eat Well
(29-DEC-2004)
Suggestions to make mealtime more fun |
Exercise Cuts Heart, Diabetes Risk Factors
(29-DEC-2004)
Program reduces incidence of metabolic syndrome |
Excess Weight Can Compromise Birth Control Pills
(29-DEC-2004)
Heavier women likelier to become pregnant while using them, study finds |
Excess Weight Can Compromise Birth Control Pills
(29-DEC-2004)
Heavier women likelier to become pregnant while using them, study finds |
Remarriage Turns Men Into Couch Potatoes
(28-DEC-2004)
But a study finds that they boost their veggie intake |
Health Tip: Mail-Order Food Gifts
(28-DEC-2004)
Make sure they were packed safely |
Fine-Tune Your Intake of Fatty Acids
(28-DEC-2004)
Omega-3 and omega-6 acids are vital to a healthy diet |
Fine-Tune Your Intake of Fatty Acids
(28-DEC-2004)
Omega-3 and omega-6 acids are vital to a healthy diet |
Healthful Diet Urged for Kids Undergoing Chemo
(27-DEC-2004)
Treatment lowers antioxidant, nutrient levels |
False Memories May Work as Diet Aid
(27-DEC-2004)
Study finds some can be convinced of bad experiences with foods |
Novel Way to Rid Body of Toxins Found
(27-DEC-2004)
Cutting calories and consuming olestra helps eliminate toxic chemicals, study says |
False Memories May Work as Diet Aid
(27-DEC-2004)
Study finds some can be convinced of bad experiences with foods |
Healthful Diet Urged for Kids Undergoing Chemo
(27-DEC-2004)
Treatment lowers antioxidant, nutrient levels |
Healthful Diet Urged for Kids Undergoing Chemo
(27-DEC-2004)
Treatment lowers antioxidant, nutrient levels |
False Memories May Work as Diet Aid
(27-DEC-2004)
Study finds some can be convinced of bad experiences with foods |
Healthful Diet Urged for Kids Undergoing Chemo
(27-DEC-2004)
Treatment lowers antioxidant, nutrient levels |
Chocolate: A Boon for the Libido and the Heart
(26-DEC-2004)
Research suggests it packs some surprising health benefits |
FDA Orders Broad Spectrum Review of Painkiller Drugs
(24-DEC-2004)
Agency says it will look at studies of COX-2 and COX-1 inhibitors |
Money Problems Leading Cause of Holiday Stress
(23-DEC-2004)
Tips on coping with financial strains during gift-giving season |
Obese People Can't Run From Health Risks
(22-DEC-2004)
Physical activity doesn't reduce death rates, study finds |
Obesity Surgery Shows Benefits Years Later
(22-DEC-2004)
Study finds people lose more weight, avoid complications |
Obese People Can't Run From Health Risks
(22-DEC-2004)
Physical activity doesn't reduce death rates, study finds |
Fruits, Veggies Might Ward Off Cancer
(21-DEC-2004)
Try to eat five or more servings a day to help prevent disease, experts say |
Have a Healthy Holiday Season
(21-DEC-2004)
Some tips to avoid overindulging during festive gatherings |
Fruits, Veggies Might Ward Off Cancer
(21-DEC-2004)
Try to eat five or more servings a day to help prevent disease, experts say |
Have a Healthy Holiday Season
(21-DEC-2004)
Some tips to avoid overindulging during festive gatherings |
Waistline Can Be a Tummy Fat Warning
(20-DEC-2004)
Measuring it can tell you if you're at risk for heart disease, diabetes |
Vitamin C May Be Cancer Fighter
(17-DEC-2004)
Study reveals how it neutralizes toxic byproducts of metabolized fat |
U.S. Halts Use of Celebrex in Cancer Trial
(17-DEC-2004)
Will review heart safety of all cox-2 inhibitors |
Do Hungry Guys Prefer Heftier Gals?
(17-DEC-2004)
Study suggests men's tastes change before, after meals |
Vitamin C May Be Cancer Fighter
(17-DEC-2004)
Study reveals how it neutralizes toxic byproducts of metabolized fat |
Nearly 30 Percent of U.S. Workers Are Obese
(17-DEC-2004)
Study says extra pounds diminish health and productivity |
Vitamin C May Be Cancer Fighter
(17-DEC-2004)
Study reveals how it neutralizes toxic byproducts of metabolized fat |
Longer-Term Sleeping Pill Approved
(16-DEC-2004)
Shows few signs of addictive side effects |
Spray Approved for Nasal Polyps
(16-DEC-2004)
Treats benign growths that obstruct breathing |
Drug Treats Painful Side Effect of Chemotherapy
(16-DEC-2004)
Thwarts debilitating mouth sores
|
Holiday Health Reminders for Diabetics
(16-DEC-2004)
Experts suggest ways to enjoy festive foods while keeping blood sugar under control |
Health Tip: Kids Are Easy Sells
(16-DEC-2004)
Junk food advertisers feast on kids' lack of willpower |
Heart-Healthy Behaviors Can Avert Mixed Dementia
(14-DEC-2004)
Controlling blood pressure, cholesterol could slow decline |
Holiday Feasts Don't Have to Fatten You Up
(14-DEC-2004)
Exercise and moderate portions can battle weight gain |
Holiday Feasts Don't Have to Fatten You Up
(14-DEC-2004)
Exercise and moderate portions can battle weight gain |
Immigrants to U.S. Assimilating Obesity
(14-DEC-2004)
Study finds big weight gains the longer they're here |
Holiday Feasts Don't Have to Fatten You Up
(14-DEC-2004)
Exercise and moderate portions can battle weight gain |
Immigrants to U.S. Assimilating Obesity
(14-DEC-2004)
Study finds big weight gains the longer they're here |
Immigrants to U.S. Assimilating Obesity
(14-DEC-2004)
Study finds big weight gains the longer they're here |
Equetro OK'd for Bipolar Disorder
(13-DEC-2004)
Patient trials showed little blood glucose change
|
Study: Blacks More Fat, Less Fit Than Whites
(13-DEC-2004)
Differences more pronounced in men, researchers say |
Study: Blacks More Fat, Less Fit Than Whites
(13-DEC-2004)
Differences more pronounced in men, researchers say |
Study: Blacks More Fat, Less Fit Than Whites
(13-DEC-2004)
Differences more pronounced in men, researchers say |
Some Expert Advice on Warding Off the Common Cold
(11-DEC-2004)
One key: Frequent handwashing, doctors say |
Kids Should Watch Calories During Holidays, Too
(10-DEC-2004)
Parents need to control their children's eating during festivities |
Health Tip: Live Alone?
(10-DEC-2004)
You're less likely to eat right |
Kids Should Watch Calories During Holidays, Too
(10-DEC-2004)
Parents need to control their children's eating during festivities |
Possible Link Between Folic Acid and Breast Cancer Found
(10-DEC-2004)
But even researchers say connection is probably a fluke |
Health Tip: In Lieu of Vitamins
(09-DEC-2004)
There's always healthy eating |
Health Tip: In Lieu of Vitamins
(09-DEC-2004)
There's always healthy eating |
Obesity Among Low-Income Kids on the Rise
(08-DEC-2004)
Researchers say trend is part of national problem |
Sleep Loss May Cause Weight Gain
(07-DEC-2004)
inds |
U.S. Imports 1.2 Million More Flu Shots
(07-DEC-2004)
German-made vaccine procured under investigational drug application |
Sleep Loss May Cause Weight Gain
(07-DEC-2004)
inds |
Sleep Loss May Cause Weight Gain
(07-DEC-2004)
inds |
Will Obesity Break the Medicare Bank?
(07-DEC-2004)
Older, overweight Americans have much higher medical bills, study says |
Sleep Loss May Cause Weight Gain
(07-DEC-2004)
inds |
Will Obesity Break the Medicare Bank?
(07-DEC-2004)
Older, overweight Americans have much higher medical bills, study says |
U.S. Moves to Further Protect Food Supply
(06-DEC-2004)
Effort is last of four measures to head off bioterror threat |
Water Helps Those With Low Blood Pressure
(06-DEC-2004)
Buoys health of people who can faint while standing |
U.S. Moves to Further Protect Food Supply
(06-DEC-2004)
Effort is last of four measures to head off bioterror threat |
Nutritional Supplement Helps Ease Depression
(06-DEC-2004)
Study found it boosted effect of antidepressants |
Heart Risk Factors for Obese Kids Murky
(06-DEC-2004)
Blood pressure rose in 1990s, but cholesterol remained unchanged |
Leafy Greens May Keep Vision Clear
(03-DEC-2004)
Vegetables may help prevent cataracts, researchers say |
New Treatment for Overactive Bladder
(03-DEC-2004)
Condition affects up to 20 million Americans |
Health Tip: Food Substitutions
(03-DEC-2004)
Recipe replacements to keep you healthier |
Leafy Greens May Keep Vision Clear
(03-DEC-2004)
Vegetables may help prevent cataracts, researchers say |
Too Much Red Meat May Boost Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
(02-DEC-2004)
Eating lots of it could double your chances of getting autoimmune disease, study says |
'PillCam' Allows Doctors to Inspect Esophagus
(01-DEC-2004)
May thwart pre-cancerous condition |
Magnesium Maintains Memory
(01-DEC-2004)
Mineral seems to regulate key brain receptor involved in learning |
Green Tea Seems to Stem Spread of Prostate Cancer
(01-DEC-2004)
Polyphenols control proliferation of malignant cells |
Health Tip: Keep Holiday Foods Safe
(01-DEC-2004)
Make sure germs don't ruin the occasion |
Magnesium Maintains Memory
(01-DEC-2004)
Mineral seems to regulate key brain receptor involved in learning |
Health Tip: Gotta Have Your Coffee?
(30-NOV-2004)
You may be going through caffeine withdrawal |
Simple Steps in Youth Boost Bones in Old Age
(30-NOV-2004)
Diet, exercise and a little sunlight can keep canes, walkers at bay |
Scientists Grow Virus Tied to Food Poisoning
(30-NOV-2004)
Goal is to develop a potential vaccine |
Simple Steps in Youth Boost Bones in Old Age
(30-NOV-2004)
Diet, exercise and a little sunlight can keep canes, walkers at bay |
High Doses of Beta Carotene Pose Lingering Threats
(30-NOV-2004)
Supplement, once thought to prevent lung cancer, actually increases risk
|
Study Finds Health Benefit in Low-Glycemic Diet
(29-NOV-2004)
Cuts risk factors for heart disease, diabetes better than low-fat diet |
Study Finds Health Benefit in Low-Glycemic Diet
(29-NOV-2004)
Cuts risk factors for heart disease, diabetes better than low-fat diet |
Scans Cite Scurvy as Cause of Settlers' Deaths
(29-NOV-2004)
Imaging technology confirms it brought about French colonists' end |
Health Tip: Better Breast Milk
(26-NOV-2004)
Some dietary guidelines |
Thanksgiving Feast Boasts Some Healthy Foods
(25-NOV-2004)
Turkey, cranberries, sweet potatoes, pumpkin and pecans all nutritious on their own |
Staying Safe, Stress-Free For Thanksgiving
(25-NOV-2004)
Tips on eating right and easing anxieties |
Thanksgiving Feast Boasts Some Healthy Foods
(25-NOV-2004)
Turkey, cranberries, sweet potatoes, pumpkin and pecans all nutritious on their own |
Staying Safe, Stress-Free For Thanksgiving
(25-NOV-2004)
Tips on eating right and easing anxieties |
Holiday Helpings Can Weigh You Down
(25-NOV-2004)
Here's how to stay slimmer and trimmer this season |
It's Never Too Early to Teach Kids the Activity Habit
(25-NOV-2004)
Parents should instill love of movement beginning in infancy, experts say |
Thanksgiving Feast Boasts Some Healthy Foods
(25-NOV-2004)
Turkey, cranberries, sweet potatoes, pumpkin and pecans all nutritious on their own |
Staying Safe, Stress-Free For Thanksgiving
(25-NOV-2004)
Tips on eating right and easing anxieties |
Holiday Helpings Can Weigh You Down
(25-NOV-2004)
Here's how to stay slimmer and trimmer this season |
Thanksgiving Feast Boasts Some Healthy Foods
(25-NOV-2004)
Turkey, cranberries, sweet potatoes, pumpkin and pecans all nutritious on their own |
It's Never Too Early to Teach Kids the Activity Habit
(25-NOV-2004)
Parents should instill love of movement beginning in infancy, experts say |
Safety of Entire Family of Painkillers Questioned
(24-NOV-2004)
Experts still see a key role for cox-2 inhibitors |
Debate Over Popular Arthritis Supplement Heating Up
(24-NOV-2004)
New research finds glucosamine doesn't help, others argue it works, and all await results of U.S. trial |
Obese Kids Prone to Enlarged Hearts as Adults
(24-NOV-2004)
Added weight puts strain on developing heart muscle, study finds |
Obesity Raises Risk of Abnormal Heartbeat
(23-NOV-2004)
More weight means more likelihood of atrial fibrillation |
FDA Tightens Restrictions on Accutane
(23-NOV-2004)
Approves registry to protect women of childbearing age |
Obesity Raises Risk of Abnormal Heartbeat
(23-NOV-2004)
More weight means more likelihood of atrial fibrillation |
Study: Men Benefit More From Antioxidants
(22-NOV-2004)
Cancer, death rates lower for males |
Health Tip: Don't Gain Holiday Weight
(22-NOV-2004)
How to keep from adding pounds |
Electronic Device Tracks Surgical Cases
(22-NOV-2004)
Ensures operation is done on correct patient |
Health Tip: Don't Gain Holiday Weight
(22-NOV-2004)
How to keep from adding pounds |
Malnutrition Leads to Antisocial Behavior
(22-NOV-2004)
Study finds malnourished toddlers were 41% more likely to be aggressive at 8 |
Health Tip: Turkey Tiredness
(22-NOV-2004)
Is it only the bird? |
Study: Men Benefit More From Antioxidants
(22-NOV-2004)
Cancer, death rates lower for males |
Study: Men Benefit More From Antioxidants
(22-NOV-2004)
Cancer, death rates lower for males |
Health Tip: Don't Gain Holiday Weight
(22-NOV-2004)
How to keep from adding pounds |
Obesity Bad for Brain, Study Finds
(22-NOV-2004)
|
Gorging Your Way Through the Holidays?
(21-NOV-2004)
Advice on how to avoid overeating |
Gorging Your Way Through the Holidays?
(21-NOV-2004)
Advice on how to avoid overeating |
Obesity a Major Obstacle to Good Sex Life
(19-NOV-2004)
Extra weight depletes desire, performance, study finds |
How Safe Are the 5 Drugs?
(19-NOV-2004)
FDA, pharmaceuticals defend process after insider names questionable medications |
New Drug for Advanced Lung Cancer
(19-NOV-2004)
Extended life for some in trials
|
Obesity a Major Obstacle to Good Sex Life
(19-NOV-2004)
Extra weight depletes desire, performance, study finds |
Obesity a Major Obstacle to Good Sex Life
(19-NOV-2004)
Extra weight depletes desire, performance, study finds |
Study Shows Simple Steps to Painless Dieting
(18-NOV-2004)
Smaller portions, better ingredients, and 800 calories a day disappear |
Study Shows Simple Steps to Painless Dieting
(18-NOV-2004)
Smaller portions, better ingredients, and 800 calories a day disappear |
FDA, Drug Industry Under Fire on Safety
(18-NOV-2004)
Officials rebut charges they dragged feet on dangerous medications |
Family Dinners Lower Risk For Eating Disorders
(18-NOV-2004)
Girls, especially, benefit from regular family mealtimes |
Study Shows Simple Steps to Painless Dieting
(18-NOV-2004)
Smaller portions, better ingredients, and 800 calories a day disappear |
Running Revolution Started as Evolution
(18-NOV-2004)
Early humans hoofed it not for fun, but for survival |
Family Dinners Lower Risk For Eating Disorders
(18-NOV-2004)
Girls, especially, benefit from regular family mealtimes |
Study Shows Simple Steps to Painless Dieting
(18-NOV-2004)
Smaller portions, better ingredients, and 800 calories a day disappear |
A New Target For a Fat-Fighting Drug
(18-NOV-2004)
Blocking enzyme might flush fats from body, researchers say |
Older Americans Can Expect Longer, Healthier Lives
(18-NOV-2004)
Big gains in longevity for those over 65, report finds |
A New Target For a Fat-Fighting Drug
(18-NOV-2004)
Blocking enzyme might flush fats from body, researchers say |
Premature Birth Linked to Insulin Resistance
(17-NOV-2004)
Study suggests metabolic processes may be programmed during pregnancy
|
FDA: Science, Not Politics, Behind RU-486 Warning
(16-NOV-2004)
Agency denies pressure to put tough label on abortion pill |
Selenium May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk
(16-NOV-2004)
Study suggests but doesn't prove benefits of mineral |
Selenium May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk
(16-NOV-2004)
Study suggests but doesn't prove benefits of mineral |
Prescription Drugs to Get Electronic IDs
(15-NOV-2004)
FDA, pharmaceutical measure aims to curtail counterfeiting |
Gastric Bypass Surgery Eases GERD in the Obese
(15-NOV-2004)
Also helps patients lose weight, improves other health problems |
Sifting Through Low-Carb Craze
(14-NOV-2004)
Experts caution that lack of standards makes it hard to measure carbohydrates |
Sifting Through Low-Carb Craze
(14-NOV-2004)
Experts caution that lack of standards makes it hard to measure carbohydrates |
Sifting Through Low-Carb Craze
(14-NOV-2004)
Experts caution that lack of standards makes it hard to measure carbohydrates |
Sifting Through Low-Carb Craze
(14-NOV-2004)
Experts caution that lack of standards makes it hard to measure carbohydrates |
Sifting Through Low-Carb Craze
(14-NOV-2004)
Experts caution that lack of standards makes it hard to measure carbohydrates |
Health Tip: Resist Temptation
(12-NOV-2004)
Ways to avoid holiday overeating |
Health Tip: Resist Temptation
(12-NOV-2004)
Ways to avoid holiday overeating |
Heart Meets Soul in Fat City
(12-NOV-2004)
How do heart experts fare with New Orleans fare? |
Heart Meets Soul in Fat City
(12-NOV-2004)
How do heart experts fare with New Orleans fare? |
Study Acquits Heartburn's Usual Suspects
(11-NOV-2004)
Finds coffee, tea, alcohol aren't culprits, but salt is |
Study Acquits Heartburn's Usual Suspects
(11-NOV-2004)
Finds coffee, tea, alcohol aren't culprits, but salt is |
Health Tip: A Slow Burn
(11-NOV-2004)
Calories don't melt away in a flash |
Study Acquits Heartburn's Usual Suspects
(11-NOV-2004)
Finds coffee, tea, alcohol aren't culprits, but salt is |
Health Tip: A Slow Burn
(11-NOV-2004)
Calories don't melt away in a flash |
Estrogen in Contraceptives Threatens Fish Populations
(11-NOV-2004)
Damage ability of male zebrafish to fertilize eggs |
Health Tip: A Slow Burn
(11-NOV-2004)
Calories don't melt away in a flash |
Vitamin E Linked to Higher Death Rates
(10-NOV-2004)
Touted antioxidant may be harmful in doses of 400 IUs or more |
Unsound Bodies Lead to Unsound Minds
(10-NOV-2004)
Study ties couch potato lifestyle to dementia in elderly |
o Be More Active
(10-NOV-2004)
Intervention got them playing soccer, swimming instead of watching TV |
Vitamin E Linked to Higher Death Rates
(10-NOV-2004)
Touted antioxidant may be harmful in doses of 400 IUs or more |
Obesity Drug Shows Great Promise
(09-NOV-2004)
Trial participants had sustained weight loss of almost 20 pounds over two years |
Health Tip: Throw a Safe Holiday Party
(09-NOV-2004)
Tips to prevent guests from driving drunk |
Heart Health Tough to Buy With Food Stamps
(09-NOV-2004)
Study finds problems with access, transportation and time |
Supplement May Melt Belly Fat in Seniors
(09-NOV-2004)
Early study finds DHEA spurs weight loss, improves insulin activity |
Supplement May Melt Belly Fat in Seniors
(09-NOV-2004)
Early study finds DHEA spurs weight loss, improves insulin activity |
Obesity Drug Shows Great Promise
(09-NOV-2004)
Trial participants had sustained weight loss of almost 20 pounds over two years |
Supplement May Melt Belly Fat in Seniors
(09-NOV-2004)
Early study finds DHEA spurs weight loss, improves insulin activity |
Obesity Drug Shows Great Promise
(09-NOV-2004)
Trial participants had sustained weight loss of almost 20 pounds over two years |
Weight Gain a Heart Risk for Diabetics
(08-NOV-2004)
Adding pounds increases odds of trouble, researchers say |
ds Rich in Alpha-Linolenic Acid May Protect the Heart
(08-NOV-2004)
The substance appeared to reduce the risk of death in women, study finds |
Weight Gain a Heart Risk for Diabetics
(08-NOV-2004)
Adding pounds increases odds of trouble, researchers say |
Minnesota Tops State-by-State Health Ranking
(08-NOV-2004)
Improvements in Americans' health have slowed since 2000 |
Obesity Carries Extra Health-Care Costs
(07-NOV-2004)
Overweight men have bigger drug bills, study finds |
Low-Carb Diets May Hurt Heart Health
(06-NOV-2004)
Fiber, nutrients in fruits, vegetables, grains keep cardiovascular system strong |
Low-Carb Diets May Hurt Heart Health
(06-NOV-2004)
Fiber, nutrients in fruits, vegetables, grains keep cardiovascular system strong |
Colon Cancer Drug Wins Additional Approval
(05-NOV-2004)
OK to combine with chemo after tumor removal |
Keeping Female High School Athletes on Track
(03-NOV-2004)
Program targets eating disorders, body-shaping drug use |
Popular Oat Brands Not Always Gluten-Free
(03-NOV-2004)
Study finds they contain enough to trouble those with celiac |
Fruits, Vegetables Won't Lower Cancer Risk
(02-NOV-2004)
Study finds lower heart trouble with higher consumption |
Obese Women More Likely to Get Colorectal Cancer
(02-NOV-2004)
Face greater risk than obese men, study finds |
Health Tip: Don't Forget the Veggies
(01-NOV-2004)
Low-carb dieters shouldn't forgo plant-based foods |
Health Tip: Don't Forget the Veggies
(01-NOV-2004)
Low-carb dieters shouldn't forgo plant-based foods |
Breast-feeding Moms Less Likely to Restrict Food Later
(01-NOV-2004)
Study may explain why breast-feeding appears to reduce childhood obesity
|
Breast-feeding Moms Less Likely to Restrict Food Later
(01-NOV-2004)
Study may explain why breast-feeding appears to reduce childhood obesity
|
Excess Weight Hurts Even Seemingly Healthy Heart
(01-NOV-2004)
It limits the muscle's ability to expand and contract, study finds |
Getting a Good Night's Sleep
(31-OCT-2004)
Expert advice on achieving sound slumber |
Health Tip: Diet and Portion Control
(29-OCT-2004)
It's key to losing and maintaining weight |
Help for Dialysis Patients
(29-OCT-2004)
New drug helps manage phosphorus levels |
Try Some Healthy Halloween Treats
(29-OCT-2004)
Dressing up fruits, veggies in caramel, chocolate, peanut butter increases appeal |
Health Tip: Diet and Portion Control
(29-OCT-2004)
It's key to losing and maintaining weight |
Help for Dialysis Patients
(29-OCT-2004)
New drug helps manage phosphorus levels |
Health Tip: Diet and Portion Control
(29-OCT-2004)
It's key to losing and maintaining weight |
Health Tip: Juice Wisely
(28-OCT-2004)
All juices don't have the same nutritional value |
Obesity Linked to Higher Stroke Risk
(28-OCT-2004)
Extra pounds in middle age double incidence, study says |
Artificial Spinal Disc Approved
(27-OCT-2004)
To help ease lower back pain
|
Shedding Pounds Lengthens Life
(27-OCT-2004)
Mouse study found those that lacked weight-control gene were twice as heavy |
Heart Doctor Is Next Cereal Box Celebrity
(26-OCT-2004)
New York cardiologist preaches heart-healthy lifestyle |
Obese People Generate Bigger Health-Care Bills
(26-OCT-2004)
They use more prescriptions and are hospitalized more often, study finds |
Many Foods Serve Up Health Benefits
(23-OCT-2004)
Pecans, grapes, blueberries and others pack benefits |
Many Foods Serve Up Health Benefits
(23-OCT-2004)
Pecans, grapes, blueberries and others pack benefits |
Ease Your Edema
(23-OCT-2004)
Tips to soothe feet, ankles that swell by end of the day |
Ultrasound Device Zaps Uterine Tumors
(22-OCT-2004)
Not intended for childbearing women |
Hospitals' Latest Offering: Room Service
(22-OCT-2004)
Report great patient satisfaction |
Study: Breast Milk Is Best When Fresh
(21-OCT-2004)
Loses antioxidants when refrigerated or frozen |
ven Up Meat?
(21-OCT-2004)
Meatless diet isn't automatically healthier |
Study: Breast Milk Is Best When Fresh
(21-OCT-2004)
Loses antioxidants when refrigerated or frozen |
ven Up Meat?
(21-OCT-2004)
Meatless diet isn't automatically healthier |
Gene Passed by Mom Tied to Metabolic Syndrome
(21-OCT-2004)
Cells' energy factories raise blood pressure, cholesterol |
Betel Nut Tied to Head, Neck Cancers
(20-OCT-2004)
Asian nut linked to disease increase in Taiwanese men |
Soy Doesn't Affect Fertility
(20-OCT-2004)
Study with female monkeys found stress to be more of a factor |
Soy Doesn't Affect Fertility
(20-OCT-2004)
Study with female monkeys found stress to be more of a factor |
Health Tip: Get Enough Riboflavin
(19-OCT-2004)
Helps maintain healthy metabolism |
Health Tip: Find the Hidden Sugar
(19-OCT-2004)
Not always obvious on ingredient label |
Apple Skins Might Keep Colon Cancer Away
(19-OCT-2004)
Second study finds gout drug could offer similar benefits |
Health Tip: Find the Hidden Sugar
(19-OCT-2004)
Not always obvious on ingredient label |
Health Tip: Get Enough Riboflavin
(19-OCT-2004)
Helps maintain healthy metabolism |
Partial Artificial Heart Approved
(18-OCT-2004)
For patients awaiting transplant |
Herbal Cholesterol Drug Bad Mix for Many Prescription Meds
(15-OCT-2004)
Gugulipid causes 60 percent of medications to break down, study finds |
Tough Warnings Ordered for All Antidepressants
(15-OCT-2004)
FDA says 'black-box' warning on labels is response to youth suicide potential |
Location of Fat Affects Heart Risk
(15-OCT-2004)
Study says it may be more important than level of obesity |
Family History a Factor in Women's Urinary Incontinence
(15-OCT-2004)
Incidence higher if mother or sister has the problem |
Location of Fat Affects Heart Risk
(15-OCT-2004)
Study says it may be more important than level of obesity |
Ephedrine Can Cause Sudden Death
(14-OCT-2004)
Supplement created potentially fatal heart rhythms in dogs |
Surgeon General Warns of Bone Break Epidemic
(14-OCT-2004)
Half of those over 50 to be at osteoporosis risk if nothing's done |
Study Suggests How Obesity Causes Diabetes
(14-OCT-2004)
Stress on cells seems to contribute to insulin resistance, researchers say
|
Despite U.S. Ban, Drug Import Programs Proliferate
(13-OCT-2004)
Federal officials weigh options as states, cities move to help residents save money |
Health Tip: Irradiated Food Isn't Dangerous
(12-OCT-2004)
Process kills disease-causing germs |
Schools Must Help in Fight Against Obesity
(12-OCT-2004)
Physical activity and good nutrition should be stressed, heart experts say |
Schools Must Help in Fight Against Obesity
(12-OCT-2004)
Physical activity and good nutrition should be stressed, heart experts say |
Obesity Surgery Sharply Improves Related Problems
(12-OCT-2004)
Substantial gains seen in hypertension, diabetes, cholesterol |
FDA Denies Knowing Extent of Flu Vaccine Production Problems
(11-OCT-2004)
Top official says agency didn't realize British plant would be shut |
Shipshape Isn't What It Used to Be
(11-OCT-2004)
Wall-to-wall food keeps passengers cruising for more |
Shipshape Isn't What It Used to Be
(11-OCT-2004)
Wall-to-wall food keeps passengers cruising for more |
Insulin Resistance May Be Early Sign of Cardiovascular Disease
(11-OCT-2004)
Teens with it could face high blood pressure as adults |
Folate Lowers High Blood Pressure Risk for Women
(11-OCT-2004)
Taking 800 micrograms daily cut chances for women young and old |
Soy May Strengthen Bones of Premenopausal Women
(08-OCT-2004)
It might also benefit their hearts, researchers say |
Soy May Strengthen Bones of Premenopausal Women
(08-OCT-2004)
It might also benefit their hearts, researchers say |
Abilify Wins Approval for Bipolar Disorder
(06-OCT-2004)
Calms uncontrolled mania |
Obesity Raises Death Risk From Breast Cancer
(06-OCT-2004)
Study finds connection in patients with early-stage disease |
Obesity Raises Death Risk From Breast Cancer
(06-OCT-2004)
Study finds connection in patients with early-stage disease |
Heart-Healthy Diet Prevents Gallstones
(05-OCT-2004)
Unsaturated fat intake linked to reduced risk |
Health Tip: Kick Butts Without Weight Gain
(05-OCT-2004)
Stop smoking without packing on extra pounds |
Heart-Healthy Diet Prevents Gallstones
(05-OCT-2004)
Unsaturated fat intake linked to reduced risk |
Health Tip: Childbearing Women Need Folic Acid
(05-OCT-2004)
Helps prevent birth defects |
Gene Tells Plants How to Weather Tough Times
(04-OCT-2004)
Finding may help scientists engineer types that thrive in drought conditions |
Study: Food Restrictions on Kids Backfire
(04-OCT-2004)
Those prone to obesity likelier to gain weight
|
Study: Food Restrictions on Kids Backfire
(04-OCT-2004)
Those prone to obesity likelier to gain weight
|
Study: Food Restrictions on Kids Backfire
(04-OCT-2004)
Those prone to obesity likelier to gain weight
|
Vioxx Users Can Find Safe Alternatives
(01-OCT-2004)
Other drugs on the market offer arthritis relief, experts say |
New Opioid Painkiller Approved
(01-OCT-2004)
Labeling warns of potential for abuse |
Arthritis Drug Vioxx Pulled From Market
(30-SEP-2004)
New study shows long-term use raises heart attack, stroke risk |
More Cranberry Juice Better Against Urinary Tract Infections
(30-SEP-2004)
Researchers find evidence that 8 ounces are more effective than 4 |
Genetic Mutations Bump Up BMI
(30-SEP-2004)
Changes in gene that regulates body weight can play part in obesity |
Major Assault Sought on Childhood Obesity
(30-SEP-2004)
Reversing problem will require multi-tiered attack, report urges |
Major Assault Sought on Childhood Obesity
(30-SEP-2004)
Reversing problem will require multi-tiered attack, report urges |
Health Tip: Get Enough Vitamin E
(30-SEP-2004)
Here are some sources |
Vitamin Supplements May Boost Cancer Risk
(30-SEP-2004)
Study finds no protective effect against gastrointestinal tumors |
Red Wine Stems Prostate Cancer
(28-SEP-2004)
Daily glass cuts risk in half, study finds |
Health Tip: Certain Mushrooms Are Healthy
(28-SEP-2004)
Some fungi brimming with protein, vitamins and minerals |
Red Wine Stems Prostate Cancer
(28-SEP-2004)
Daily glass cuts risk in half, study finds |
Helping Alzheimer's Patients Eat More
(28-SEP-2004)
Brightly colored tableware led to increased eating, drinking in advanced cases |
Tracking Down Deadly Poison
(28-SEP-2004)
Scientists develop pair of quick tests for botulinum toxin |
More Evidence That Folic Acid Prevents Birth Defects
(27-SEP-2004)
Canadian study found 78 percent reduction in incidence of neural tube abnormalities |
Overweight Kids Have Lower Self-Esteem
(27-SEP-2004)
Study suggests one rises as the other falls |
Overweight Kids Have Lower Self-Esteem
(27-SEP-2004)
Study suggests one rises as the other falls |
Statins Expand Their Role in Protecting the Heart
(24-SEP-2004)
They're now recommended for some people without obvious cholesterol problems |
Genes Boost Fish Oils' Effect Against Breast Cancer
(24-SEP-2004)
Women whose bodies do poor job of eliminating oils get most health benefit |
Genes Boost Fish Oils' Effect Against Breast Cancer
(24-SEP-2004)
Women whose bodies do poor job of eliminating oils get most health benefit |
Soft Drinks Supply Americans With More Calories Than Milk
(22-SEP-2004)
Researchers say alarming trend cuts across all age groups |
Soft Drinks Supply Americans With More Calories Than Milk
(22-SEP-2004)
Researchers say alarming trend cuts across all age groups |
Health Tip: Vegan or Semi-Vegetarian?
(21-SEP-2004)
It's a matter of degree |
Even Elderly Benefit From Mediterranean Diet
(21-SEP-2004)
That and a healthy lifestyle raise life expectancy, study says |
FDA Backs Warnings on Antidepressants for Children
(17-SEP-2004)
Move comes in response to concerns about suicide risk |
Nonprescription Defibrillators Approved
(17-SEP-2004)
To regulate abnormal heartbeat |
Supplements Lessen Damage of Extended Bed Rest
(17-SEP-2004)
They help fight muscle-wasting caused by long periods of inactivity |
Young People Practicing Unhealthy Habits
(17-SEP-2004)
They show greatest increase in smoking, obesity and poor eating, study says |
Vegetables Help Fight Breast Cancer
(16-SEP-2004)
Compound in broccoli and other greens stops malignant cell growth |
Folic Acid Use Rises Among Women of Childbearing Age
(16-SEP-2004)
40 percent now take the vitamin that can prevent birth defects, survey finds |
Health Tip: Have a Glass of Water
(16-SEP-2004)
But don't be so quick to prefer it from a bottle |
Hibiscus Flowers Help Your Heart
(15-SEP-2004)
New research finds extract helps control cholesterol levels |
Hibiscus Flowers Help Your Heart
(15-SEP-2004)
New research finds extract helps control cholesterol levels |
Antidepressant Warning Might Keep Kids From Care
(15-SEP-2004)
Most children do benefit from these drugs, doctors stress |
Anti-Snoring Device Approved for Sleep Apnea
(15-SEP-2004)
Stiffens tissue in throat |
Alcohol, Red Meat Raise Colitis Relapse Risk
(15-SEP-2004)
Diet high in both tied to threefold increase |
Hibiscus Flowers Help Your Heart
(15-SEP-2004)
New research finds extract helps control cholesterol levels |
Weight Management 101
(15-SEP-2004)
College freshmen can pack on unwanted pounds, the so-called 'freshman 15' |
Weight Management 101
(15-SEP-2004)
College freshmen can pack on unwanted pounds, the so-called 'freshman 15' |
Weight Management 101
(15-SEP-2004)
College freshmen can pack on unwanted pounds, the so-called 'freshman 15' |
Health Tip: Kids Need Iron
(14-SEP-2004)
Deficiency occurs most often in the very young |
Sweet Tooth May Foretell of Alcoholism
(14-SEP-2004)
That and novelty seeking may predict drinking problems down the road |
Snoring Risks Among Children Differ by Gender
(14-SEP-2004)
Obesity only common link for both boys and girls, study says |
Health Tip: Kids Need Iron
(14-SEP-2004)
Deficiency occurs most often in the very young |
Implanted Lens Corrects Nearsightedness
(13-SEP-2004)
But trials unearth potential risk |
Bad News on Eye Disease
(13-SEP-2004)
Omega-3 fatty acid, vitamin A combo don't slow progress of retinitis pigmentosa |
Health Tip: Why We Need Zinc
(13-SEP-2004)
This mineral essential to body's healing system |
Bad News on Eye Disease
(13-SEP-2004)
Omega-3 fatty acid, vitamin A combo don't slow progress of retinitis pigmentosa |
Upping the Ante to Lower Cholesterol
(10-SEP-2004)
New national goals seek to cut risk of heart attack and stroke |
Upping the Ante to Lower Cholesterol
(10-SEP-2004)
New national goals seek to cut risk of heart attack and stroke |
Vitamin Supplements May Slow Middle-Age Weight Gain
(10-SEP-2004)
Four common ones tied to healthier weights over 10-year period |
Young Black Girls Face High Risk of Obesity
(10-SEP-2004)
Too much TV and lack of activity increase chances of weight problems, study says |
Vitamin Supplements May Slow Middle-Age Weight Gain
(10-SEP-2004)
Four common ones tied to healthier weights over 10-year period |
Vitamin Supplements May Slow Middle-Age Weight Gain
(10-SEP-2004)
Four common ones tied to healthier weights over 10-year period |
Turmeric May Guard Against Childhood Leukemia
(09-SEP-2004)
Second study finds oranges and bananas may confer similar benefit |
Health Claims OK'd for Foods with Fatty Acids
(08-SEP-2004)
FDA says fish, supplements with omega-3 cuts heart disease |
Health Claims OK'd for Foods with Fatty Acids
(08-SEP-2004)
FDA says fish, supplements with omega-3 cuts heart disease |
Health Claims OK'd for Foods with Fatty Acids
(08-SEP-2004)
FDA says fish, supplements with omega-3 cuts heart disease |
Diabetes Dangerous in Women With Heart Disease
(08-SEP-2004)
Combination triples risk of heart failure, study finds |
Phys Ed Could Help Young Girls Get in Shape
(08-SEP-2004)
An added hour of gym weekly could cut number of overweight kids, study finds |
Clinton Recovering After Quadruple Bypass
(07-SEP-2004)
Former president expected to leave hospital within 4-5 days |
Antidepressant Approved for Diabetes Pain
(07-SEP-2004)
5 Milllion Americans May Benefit
|
Studies Add to 'Fat-but-Fit' Debate for Women
(07-SEP-2004)
Diabetes risk for obesity, heart problems for inactivity |
Workers of America, Lose Weight!
(06-SEP-2004)
Employers can help fight the nation's obesity epidemic, experts say |
Workers of America, Lose Weight!
(06-SEP-2004)
Employers can help fight the nation's obesity epidemic, experts say |
Workers of America, Lose Weight!
(06-SEP-2004)
Employers can help fight the nation's obesity epidemic, experts say |
Workers of America, Lose Weight!
(06-SEP-2004)
Employers can help fight the nation's obesity epidemic, experts say |
Weight-Loss Products Not Always Safe
(03-SEP-2004)
Those that contain Seville orange herb ineffective and potentially dangerous |
FDA Nod Won't Guarantee Drug Safety
(03-SEP-2004)
Studies on Vioxx, Zocor find post-approval problems |
Cooking Outdoors: Keep the Fun, Reduce the Hazards
(03-SEP-2004)
Simple tips reduce the risk of foodborne illness, other problems. |
Weight-Loss Products Not Always Safe
(03-SEP-2004)
Those that contain Seville orange herb ineffective and potentially dangerous |
Atkins Diet Works, But for How Long?
(02-SEP-2004)
Long-term health effects remain unclear, study finds |
Atkins Diet Works, But for How Long?
(02-SEP-2004)
Long-term health effects remain unclear, study finds |
Atkins Diet Works, But for How Long?
(02-SEP-2004)
Long-term health effects remain unclear, study finds |
Preschoolers Are Eating Better -- and More
(01-SEP-2004)
They're getting nutrients, but also more calories |
Health Tip: Prevent Food Poisoning
(01-SEP-2004)
Make sure foods you eat are safe, experts say |
Preschoolers Are Eating Better -- and More
(01-SEP-2004)
They're getting nutrients, but also more calories |
Fatty Acid in Fish May Arrest Alzheimer's
(01-SEP-2004)
Mice deficient in DHA show significant memory loss
|
Most Kids Have Dieted by 10th Grade
(31-AUG-2004)
Study finds 84% have tried losing weight by age 14 |
New Stent System Helps Prevent Stroke
(31-AUG-2004)
Thwarts blockages in neck artery that pumps blood to brain |
U.S. Dietary Panel May Green-Light Desserts, Treats
(31-AUG-2004)
But critics say encouraging sugars, fats could backfire |
Most Kids Have Dieted by 10th Grade
(31-AUG-2004)
Study finds 84% have tried losing weight by age 14 |
U.S. Dietary Panel May Green-Light Desserts, Treats
(31-AUG-2004)
But critics say encouraging sugars, fats could backfire |
U.S. Dietary Panel May Green-Light Desserts, Treats
(31-AUG-2004)
But critics say encouraging sugars, fats could backfire |
Health Tip: Make Sure You Get Enough B12
(31-AUG-2004)
It will help keep you healthy |
Most Kids Have Dieted by 10th Grade
(31-AUG-2004)
Study finds 84% have tried losing weight by age 14 |
U.S. Dietary Panel May Green-Light Desserts, Treats
(31-AUG-2004)
But critics say encouraging sugars, fats could backfire |
Two Signs of Heart Trouble
(30-AUG-2004)
High blood pressure and elevated LDL cholesterol add up to danger |
Want Your Kids to Cut Down on Colas?
(30-AUG-2004)
Setting a good example should be your first move, experts say |
Diabetes Rampant Among Native Americans
(30-AUG-2004)
Disease relatively new to population, but manageable |
Chromium in Diet, Fitness Products May Pose Danger
(30-AUG-2004)
Study finds body could convert harmless form of chromium into carcinogenic variety |
Want Your Kids to Cut Down on Colas?
(30-AUG-2004)
Setting a good example should be your first move, experts say |
Chromium in Diet, Fitness Products May Pose Danger
(30-AUG-2004)
Study finds body could convert harmless form of chromium into carcinogenic variety |
Suburbia's Just Another Name for Fat City
(30-AUG-2004)
Sprawling communities are home to heavier people |
Suburbia's Just Another Name for Fat City
(30-AUG-2004)
Sprawling communities are home to heavier people |
Hospital Probes Recalled After Children Die
(27-AUG-2004)
Device tied to bacterial infections in intensive care unit |
Zinc May Be Key to Major Cause of Blindness
(27-AUG-2004)
Retinitis pigmentosa blinds more than a million each year |
Diet With the 'Right Carbs' Seems to Boost Health
(26-AUG-2004)
Low-glycemic-index plan is better than low-fat or low-carb diets, study says |
Sport Fishing Takes Big Bite Out of Fish Stocks
(26-AUG-2004)
It accounts for nearly a quarter of the catch for some saltwater species |
Diet With the 'Right Carbs' Seems to Boost Health
(26-AUG-2004)
Low-glycemic-index plan is better than low-fat or low-carb diets, study says |
Diet With the 'Right Carbs' Seems to Boost Health
(26-AUG-2004)
Low-glycemic-index plan is better than low-fat or low-carb diets, study says |
Grapefruit Lowers Weight, Fights Cancer
(25-AUG-2004)
Studies find benefits to eating the citrus |
Grapefruit Lowers Weight, Fights Cancer
(25-AUG-2004)
Studies find benefits to eating the citrus |
Grapefruit Lowers Weight, Fights Cancer
(25-AUG-2004)
Studies find benefits to eating the citrus |
Antipsychotic Drug Approved for Bipolar Mania
(24-AUG-2004)
With less chance of weight gain, maker says |
Sugary Drinks Tied to Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes
(24-AUG-2004)
Study finds risks rise along with soda, fruit punch consumption |
Sugary Drinks Tied to Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes
(24-AUG-2004)
Study finds risks rise along with soda, fruit punch consumption |
Sugary Drinks Tied to Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes
(24-AUG-2004)
Study finds risks rise along with soda, fruit punch consumption |
Blueberries May Be Cholesterol Busters
(23-AUG-2004)
A compound in the fruit lowered blood fat in a lab study with rats |
Salmonella Stalks Free-Range Chicken, Too
(23-AUG-2004)
Wandering fowl aren't free of nasty germs, study finds |
Blueberries May Be Cholesterol Busters
(23-AUG-2004)
A compound in the fruit lowered blood fat in a lab study with rats |
Metabolic Syndrome Hikes Heart Risk
(23-AUG-2004)
Traits like belly fat, high blood pressure are part of the syndrome |
Keep Your Kids Cavity-Free
(22-AUG-2004)
Experts offer back-to-school advice on how to prevent tooth decay |
Food Pyramid Up for Restructure
(20-AUG-2004)
USDA's basic food guide is still relevant, but is anyone heeding its message? |
Food Pyramid Up for Restructure
(20-AUG-2004)
USDA's basic food guide is still relevant, but is anyone heeding its message? |
Remnants of Winemaking Can Preserve Food
(20-AUG-2004)
Grape pomace extract found effective against bacteria |
Food Pyramid Up for Restructure
(20-AUG-2004)
USDA's basic food guide is still relevant, but is anyone heeding its message? |
Remnants of Winemaking Can Preserve Food
(20-AUG-2004)
Grape pomace extract found effective against bacteria |
Health Tip: Botulism
(19-AUG-2004)
Be aware of the foodborne type |
Good News for Victims of Traveler's Diarrhea
(18-AUG-2004)
Restricted diet not always necessary for recovery, study finds |
Tomato Juice May Cut Clotting in Diabetics
(18-AUG-2004)
Study found juice thinned blood of those with type 2 version of the disease |
Start Planning Healthy School Lunches Now
(13-AUG-2004)
Expert offers advice on preparing healthy school lunches |
Which Diet is Best? The One That Works for You
(13-AUG-2004)
Whether low-carb or low-fat, cutting calories is the key |
Drugs Thwart Dirty Bomb Effects
(13-AUG-2004)
Rid body of radioactive elements
|
Start Planning Healthy School Lunches Now
(13-AUG-2004)
Expert offers advice on preparing healthy school lunches |
Which Diet is Best? The One That Works for You
(13-AUG-2004)
Whether low-carb or low-fat, cutting calories is the key |
Lost Sleep Leads to Health Problems
(13-AUG-2004)
Advice on how to get a good night's slumber and avoid future heart trouble |
Which Diet is Best? The One That Works for You
(13-AUG-2004)
Whether low-carb or low-fat, cutting calories is the key |
Caution on Pregnancy on Heels of Obesity Surgery
(11-AUG-2004)
Doctors find it can have deadly complications for mom, baby
|
Simple Switches Can Slice Fat From Your Diet
(06-AUG-2004)
Easy recipe substitutions can reduce calories, experts say |
Simple Switches Can Slice Fat From Your Diet
(06-AUG-2004)
Easy recipe substitutions can reduce calories, experts say |
Antidepressant Targets Two Brain Chemicals
(06-AUG-2004)
New users should be monitored closely, FDA says |
Simple Switches Can Slice Fat From Your Diet
(06-AUG-2004)
Easy recipe substitutions can reduce calories, experts say |
Simple Switches Can Slice Fat From Your Diet
(06-AUG-2004)
Easy recipe substitutions can reduce calories, experts say |
Study Highlights Keys to Weight Loss
(05-AUG-2004)
They include readiness to take action, and increased self-confidence |
Drug Plumps Faces Drawn by HIV
(05-AUG-2004)
Sculptra reverses gaunt appearance
|
Transfusion Tied to 2nd Human Mad Cow Case
(05-AUG-2004)
Researchers concerned by new variant in victim |
Study Highlights Keys to Weight Loss
(05-AUG-2004)
They include readiness to take action, and increased self-confidence |
A New Drug That Fights 2 Bad Habits
(05-AUG-2004)
Still in clinical trials, rimonabant curbs smoking and weight gain |
Study Highlights Keys to Weight Loss
(05-AUG-2004)
They include readiness to take action, and increased self-confidence |
Vegetarian Diet Not Daunting to Adopt
(04-AUG-2004)
Change helped postmenopausal women lose weight, study finds |
New Anti-AIDS Combinations Approved
(04-AUG-2004)
Patients take fewer pills |
Vegetarian Diet Not Daunting to Adopt
(04-AUG-2004)
Change helped postmenopausal women lose weight, study finds |
Vegetarian Diet Not Daunting to Adopt
(04-AUG-2004)
Change helped postmenopausal women lose weight, study finds |
Lipitor Can Prevent Heart Attacks
(03-AUG-2004)
Cholesterol drug approved for new use |
Antioxidant Supplements Don't Prevent Heart Disease
(02-AUG-2004)
Study finds nutrients in diet protect better |
Helping Alcoholics Stay Sober
(02-AUG-2004)
Campral works to prevent relapses |
Docs Need to Focus on Kids' Obesity, Hypertension
(02-AUG-2004)
Researchers urge pediatricians to recognize, treat growing problem |
Docs Need to Focus on Kids' Obesity, Hypertension
(02-AUG-2004)
Researchers urge pediatricians to recognize, treat growing problem |
Blacks Hard Hit by Kidney Disease
(31-JUL-2004)
New campaign urges awareness, testing |
Too Little Fish Oil Hurts Your Heart
(29-JUL-2004)
Study finds low levels raise risk of cardiovascular disease |
Too Little Fish Oil Hurts Your Heart
(29-JUL-2004)
Study finds low levels raise risk of cardiovascular disease |
New Insight Into Leptin's Fat-Burning Powers
(28-JUL-2004)
Findings may offer target to fight obesity |
Cholesterol-Lowering Combo Approved
(28-JUL-2004)
Fights the artery clogging substance 2 ways |
New Insight Into Leptin's Fat-Burning Powers
(28-JUL-2004)
Findings may offer target to fight obesity |
An Unlikely Ally Against Cancer
(27-JUL-2004)
Fat helps body absorb disease-fighting agents from vegetables, study suggests |
Statins: The Next Miracle Drugs?
(27-JUL-2004)
Besides cutting cholesterol, they may fight breast cancer, even arthritis |
An Unlikely Ally Against Cancer
(27-JUL-2004)
Fat helps body absorb disease-fighting agents from vegetables, study suggests |
Type 2 Diabetics Should Avoid Caffeine
(26-JUL-2004)
It affects the body's ability to control insulin levels, study says |
The Body, Not the Mind, Predicts Cancer Survival
(26-JUL-2004)
Nausea, shortness of breath, weakness may signal poor prognosis |
Radical Shift Seen in Osteoporosis Therapy
(26-JUL-2004)
Sharp surge in doctor visits, prescriptions for new drugs |
Listeria Can Linger
(23-JUL-2004)
Study finds strains of deadly bug can last a year |
Botox OK'd for Excessive Sweating
(21-JUL-2004)
Fourth approval for anti-wrinkle drug |
Bill Will Force Food Labels to List Allergens
(21-JUL-2004)
House passes bill mandating plain English |
Statin Drug Helps Kids Who Inherit High Cholesterol
(20-JUL-2004)
It reduces arterial wall thickness and blood fat levels |
Health Tip: Feeling Sluggish?
(20-JUL-2004)
A poor diet may be to blame |
New Clues to Cause of Lou Gehrig's Disease
(20-JUL-2004)
Energy centers in muscle and nerve cells malfunction |
Something's Fishy About Store-Bought Red Snapper
(20-JUL-2004)
Most supermarket 'snapper' is other species, DNA tests reveal |
Vitamin K Might Prevent Liver Cancer
(20-JUL-2004)
se off in women with cirrhosis
|
Eating Fish May Prevent Irregular Heartbeats
(19-JUL-2004)
When baked and broiled, it protects against atrial fibrillation, study says |
Health Tip: Beans Talk
(19-JUL-2004)
The benefits of eating legumes |
Eating Fish May Prevent Irregular Heartbeats
(19-JUL-2004)
When baked and broiled, it protects against atrial fibrillation, study says |
Lifestyle Can Cut Risk of Alzheimer's
(19-JUL-2004)
Staying trim, eating well and social networking help |
Drug Delays Alzheimer's in Some
(19-JUL-2004)
Problems develop later in those taking Aricept |
Topical Cream for Skin Cancer
(16-JUL-2004)
When surgery is less preferred |
Medicare Coverage of Obesity Treatments Won't Be Immediate
(16-JUL-2004)
Evaluation of medical evidence must take place first, officials say |
Right Diet Might Guard Against Endometriosis
(15-JUL-2004)
Fruits, vegetables seem to lower risk of painful condition, study suggests |
Studies: Overeating Akin to Drug Abuse
(15-JUL-2004)
Good food acts in the brain 'like a drug,' expert says |
Too Much Childhood TV Tied to Poor Adult Health
(15-JUL-2004)
Tube addicts likelier to have severe problems in their 20s |
New Software Detects Lung Growths
(14-JUL-2004)
Helps radiologists reading CT scans |
How to Lick Ice Cream Headache
(14-JUL-2004)
Enjoy cold foods slowly or suffer the consequences, expert advises |
New Dish on Fish
(14-JUL-2004)
More cautious guides released on safe seafood consumption |
Kiwi a Significant Food Allergen
(13-JUL-2004)
Severe reactions seen in some who eat exotic fruit |
Obesity Surgery Doesn't Just Shrink Stomach
(12-JUL-2004)
Also lowers levels of hunger hormone, study says |
Weight-Loss Regimen for Diabetics Questioned
(12-JUL-2004)
Small number of pounds shed may not be worth it in long run |
Device Aids Coronary Bypasses
(12-JUL-2004)
Gives surgeons use of 'robotic' arms |
Obesity Surgery Doesn't Just Shrink Stomach
(12-JUL-2004)
Also lowers levels of hunger hormone, study says |
Weight-Loss Regimen for Diabetics Questioned
(12-JUL-2004)
Small number of pounds shed may not be worth it in long run |
Burn Calories, Lose Weight
(09-JUL-2004)
Knocking off 700 to 2,000 a week provides health benefit, experts say |
Added Protein Gives Sports Drinks Extra Kick
(09-JUL-2004)
Enhances performance and reduces muscle damage |
Burn Calories, Lose Weight
(09-JUL-2004)
Knocking off 700 to 2,000 a week provides health benefit, experts say |
Family Influences Weight
(09-JUL-2004)
Obese parents increase risk that children will be overweight |
Appendicitis Diagnostic Test Approved
(08-JUL-2004)
Checks for signs of infection |
Study: Artificial Sweeteners Lead to Overeating
(08-JUL-2004)
Industry isn't sweet on rat research, though |
Soy Safe When It Comes to Breast Cancer
(08-JUL-2004)
Plant estrogens don't raise risk for women, study finds |
Study: Artificial Sweeteners Lead to Overeating
(08-JUL-2004)
Industry isn't sweet on rat research, though |
Study: Artificial Sweeteners Lead to Overeating
(08-JUL-2004)
Industry isn't sweet on rat research, though |
Study: Artificial Sweeteners Lead to Overeating
(08-JUL-2004)
Industry isn't sweet on rat research, though |
Health Tip: Eat Grilled Meat Only Occasionally
(06-JUL-2004)
Grilled vegetables are a healthier choice |
Milk Helps Prevent Colon Cancer
(06-JUL-2004)
A glass a day reduces risk, study finds |
Soy Fails As HRT Substitute in Older Women
(06-JUL-2004)
No benefit to bones, cognition or cholesterol in those over 60 |
Milk Helps Prevent Colon Cancer
(06-JUL-2004)
A glass a day reduces risk, study finds |
Early Vitamin Use May Boost Risk of Asthma, Food Allergy
(06-JUL-2004)
Study found infants, toddlers given them more likely to have problems by 3 |
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