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Hospital News
- New Genetic Links to Baldness Discovered ( Oct-12-2008 )
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The hope is the finding could one day lead to a screening test
- Health Highlights: Oct. 12, 2008 ( Oct-12-2008 )
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- New Ultrasound Mandate Law Challenged in Oklahoma Abortion Case
- 100 South Africans Under Observation After Unidentified Fever Kills Three
- Pregnancy Doesn't Cause Memory Problems
- House Repossession Major Threat to Mental Health
- Dalai Lama Recovering After Gallstone Surgery
- St. John's Wort May Help Treat Depression: Study
- Autumn Sees More Women With Bunion Problems ( Oct-12-2008 )
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Transition from flip-flops, sandals to traditional shoes may be culprit, ...
- Health Highlights: Oct. 11, 2008 ( Oct-11-2008 )
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- 100 South Africans Under Observation After Unidentified Fever Kills Three
- Pregnancy Doesn't Cause Memory Problems
- House Repossession Major Threat to Mental Health
- Dalai Lama Recovering After Gallstone Surgery
- St. John's Wort May Help Treat Depression: Study
- Energy-Saving Light Bulbs Can Redden Skin: Report
- Fliers Can Keep Blood Clots at Bay ( Oct-11-2008 )
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Simple exercises, staying hydrated best ways to avoid deep vein thrombosis,...
- New Factors Join Kids' Sleep Disorders, Cognition ( Oct-10-2008 )
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Blood pressure, brain oxygen levels might modify severity of some deficits, study...
- Is Human Growth Hormone a Key to Longevity? ( Oct-10-2008 )
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Current evidence suggests its anti-aging benefits are marginal
- Little-Known Fat Can Be a Heartbreaker ( Oct-10-2008 )
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Elevated lipoprotein (a) levels boost cardiovascular disease risk for some
- Kogenate FS Prevents Joint Damage in Young Hemophiliacs ( Oct-10-2008 )
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Hemophilia A affects about 15,000 in the U.S.
- Liver Transplant Patients at Higher Cancer Risk ( Oct-10-2008 )
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1 in 6 likely to develop some form of disease by 20 years after operation, study says
- Antibiotics May Not Cause Diarrheal Bacteria ( Oct-10-2008 )
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Since testing is often on those already on drugs, some diagnoses could be wrong,...
- Older Diabetics With Depression Face Higher Death Rate ( Oct-10-2008 )
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Study suggests poor self-care partly to blame
- Metabolic Syndrome Raises Colon Cancer Risk 75% ( Oct-10-2008 )
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Finding suggests need for more careful screening for these patients, researcher says
- Chemo Alone Effective in Treating Kids' Brain Tumors ( Oct-10-2008 )
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Delaying, avoiding radiation could lessen long-term side effects, study finds
- Tamoxifen Cuts Fracture Risk: Study ( Oct-10-2008 )
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But the benefit disappears when breast cancer drug is stopped
- Health Highlights: Oct. 10, 2008 ( Oct-10-2008 )
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- Pregnancy Doesn't Cause Memory Problems
- House Repossession Major Threat to Mental Health
- Dalai Lama Recovering After Gallstone Surgery
- St. John's Wort May Help Treat Depression: Study
- Energy-Saving Light Bulbs Can Redden Skin: Report
- Most Europeans Oppose Meat From Cloned Animals
- Racial Disparities Exist in Head and Neck Cancer Outcomes ( Oct-10-2008 )
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Blacks, the poor diagnosed at younger age, with more advanced disease, study says
- Health Tip: Coping With Epilepsy ( Oct-10-2008 )
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Help protect yourself in the event of a seizure
- Health Tip: Bonding With Your Premature Baby ( Oct-10-2008 )
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How you can interact
- Flu Can Be Deadly for Young Victims ( Oct-10-2008 )
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CDC now recommends shots for those aged 6 months to 19
- Gene Variation Found in Boys With Delinquent Peers ( Oct-10-2008 )
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High-risk homes with disengaged moms defined pattern, but not for young girls, ...
- Infliximab-Based Treatment Effective for Crohn's Patients ( Oct-10-2008 )
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Remicade alone or in combo with azathioprine better for inflammatory disorder
- Ginkgo Prevented Stroke Damage in Mice ( Oct-10-2008 )
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But it's not clear if the popular extract would be effective in humans
- People With Social Phobia Have Different Self-Image ( Oct-09-2008 )
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MRI reveals altered brain response to negative comments
- Bipolar Disorder in Children Lingers ( Oct-09-2008 )
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Study finds 44% still suffer bouts of mania, depression as young adults
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