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(29-Oct-2017) Larger, more intense storms will likely cost more to recover from, scientists predict |
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(26-Oct-2017) They may be counterfeit |
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(25-Oct-2017) More expensive brand-name prescriptions come from doctors who received perks, study finds |
(25-Oct-2017) That could lead to an undercount of the extent of the problem, researchers say |
(25-Oct-2017) New stats show fighting, theft, gun use all down |
(25-Oct-2017) Triclosan is still allowed in toothpaste in U.S., but not soaps and wipes |
(25-Oct-2017) More expensive brand-name prescriptions come from doctors who received perks, study finds |
(25-Oct-2017) When visibility is greatly reduced |
(24-Oct-2017) Levels in urine increasing, but health effects remain unclear |
(24-Oct-2017) Distractions at the wheel are major cause of needless tragedies, experts say |
(24-Oct-2017) Distractions at the wheel are major cause of needless tragedies, experts say |
(23-Oct-2017) Hip fractures are more likely to follow indoor falls in warm weather, study finds |
(23-Oct-2017) EPA moves likely cut cases of lung and bladder cancer |
(23-Oct-2017) Patients harmed by higher premiums in these places, leading doctors' group says |
(23-Oct-2017) Acetaminophen during surgery might reduce common complication, study says |
(23-Oct-2017) Patients harmed by higher premiums in these places, leading doctors' group says |
(23-Oct-2017) Rate plateaus as doctors are urged to recommend nondrug pain treatments |
(20-Oct-2017) Dirty air and water aren't the only culprits, new report says |
(20-Oct-2017) Study from Taiwan finds link between aspirin use and reduced cancer risk |
(20-Oct-2017) Smart steps to stay safe |
(20-Oct-2017) Dirty air and water aren't the only culprits, new report says |
(20-Oct-2017) Study from Taiwan finds link between aspirin use and reduced cancer risk |
(20-Oct-2017) Dirty air and water aren't the only culprits, new report says |
(19-Oct-2017) 8 in 10 qualify for tax credits that help lower their costs, experts say |
(19-Oct-2017) ACA boosted coverage for people with various malignancies, study says |
(19-Oct-2017) 8 in 10 qualify for tax credits that help lower their costs, experts say |
(19-Oct-2017) ACA boosted coverage for people with various malignancies, study says |
(19-Oct-2017) The first such treatment for non-Hodgkin form of this cancer |
(18-Oct-2017) Immediate decontamination might help reduce harms of contact with hazardous chemicals, study suggests |
(18-Oct-2017) Immediate decontamination might help reduce harms of contact with hazardous chemicals, study suggests |
(18-Oct-2017) Non-narcotic drug far more effective in new study |
(18-Oct-2017) Risk is similar to warfarin, study reports |
(18-Oct-2017) Naturally occurring element can raise risk of cancers, other health problems |
(17-Oct-2017) Global study shows blood glucose levels dropped significantly, and low rates of low blood sugar |
(17-Oct-2017) Would cover cost of subsidies to insurers for 2 years, but passage in Congress uncertain |
(17-Oct-2017) To be 'purrfectly' safe, check with your vet first, suggests FDA |
(17-Oct-2017) Global study shows blood glucose levels dropped significantly, and low rates of low blood sugar |
(17-Oct-2017) Here's what you can do |
(16-Oct-2017) Wait could be more than 6 weeks longer than those with private insurance, study says |
(16-Oct-2017) Wait could be more than 6 weeks longer than those with private insurance, study says |
(16-Oct-2017) Wait could be more than 6 weeks longer than those with private insurance, study says |
(16-Oct-2017) Wait could be more than 6 weeks longer than those with private insurance, study says |
(16-Oct-2017) Wait could be more than 6 weeks longer than those with private insurance, study says |
(16-Oct-2017) Wait could be more than 6 weeks longer than those with private insurance, study says |
(16-Oct-2017) Wait could be more than 6 weeks longer than those with private insurance, study says |
(16-Oct-2017) Wait could be more than 6 weeks longer than those with private insurance, study says |
(13-Oct-2017) High drug costs in low-income countries are to blame, says new report |
(13-Oct-2017) Americans employed in smaller businesses often lack insurance coverage, study finds |
(13-Oct-2017) Move could cripple the program, follows a similar executive order signed Thursday |
(13-Oct-2017) Americans employed in smaller businesses often lack insurance coverage, study finds |
(13-Oct-2017) High drug costs in low-income countries are to blame, says new report |
(13-Oct-2017) Cellphone safety when you're on the move |
(12-Oct-2017) Move allows younger, healthier workers to find cheaper-but-skimpier plans elsewhere, experts say |
(11-Oct-2017) Many more worried about environmental dangers since last Presidential election |
(11-Oct-2017) Many more worried about environmental dangers since last Presidential election |
(11-Oct-2017) Actually, there's little difference in patient outcomes, study finds |
(11-Oct-2017) Many more worried about environmental dangers since last Presidential election |
(10-Oct-2017) Prior authorization and quantity limits might help curb painkiller abuse, researchers say |
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(09-Oct-2017) Many patients wrongly report a drug allergy, leading doctors to use inferior meds, study finds |
(09-Oct-2017) Men had more negative consequences by staying quiet |
(09-Oct-2017) In study, binge drinking 6 times a month lowered chances of full-time employment later |
(09-Oct-2017) Aggressive surgery for breast cancer might cause women to miss over a month of work |
(09-Oct-2017) Many patients wrongly report a drug allergy, leading doctors to use inferior meds, study finds |
(09-Oct-2017) Implantable device stimulates breathing during sleep |
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(06-Oct-2017) Expected move could affect access to contraception for millions of women |
(06-Oct-2017) Not designed to diagnose the infection, however |
(05-Oct-2017) 3 factors predicted when infant was at low risk of serious infection called sepsis |
(05-Oct-2017) Strategies to stifle sniffles |
(05-Oct-2017) Dashboard 'infotainment' systems can keep attention off the road for 40 seconds |
(05-Oct-2017) Treatment-related worries might make you feel sick |
(05-Oct-2017) Dashboard 'infotainment' systems can keep attention off the road for 40 seconds |
(05-Oct-2017) Dashboard 'infotainment' systems can keep attention off the road for 40 seconds |
(05-Oct-2017) Dashboard 'infotainment' systems can keep attention off the road for 40 seconds |
(05-Oct-2017) Impact on drunk driving rate varied city to city, study found |
(04-Oct-2017) In the future, identifying which drug works best might take minutes rather than days, research suggests |
(04-Oct-2017) But blood cancer experts call for more research |
(04-Oct-2017) Know the risk/reward ratio of these drugs |
(04-Oct-2017) But blood cancer experts call for more research |
(04-Oct-2017) Astronauts surrounded by too few species of microbes could face health risks, study suggests |
(04-Oct-2017) Astronauts surrounded by too few species of microbes could face health risks, study suggests |
(04-Oct-2017) Study finds nearly 40 percent of those without coverage live in the suburbs |
(04-Oct-2017) Danish research suggests more support needed for workers |
(04-Oct-2017) Disturbing normal sleep patterns is the main culprit, nutritionists say |
(04-Oct-2017) Know the risk/reward ratio of these drugs |
(04-Oct-2017) But experimental treatment only tested in monkeys so far, researchers say |
(04-Oct-2017) But experimental treatment only tested in monkeys so far, researchers say |
(04-Oct-2017) But experimental treatment only tested in monkeys so far, researchers say |
(03-Oct-2017) 'Uncontrollable drug prices' play a major role in U.S. health-care crisis, researcher says |
(03-Oct-2017) Newer class of drugs can interact with multiple medications, researchers report |
(02-Oct-2017) Fewer important primary care appointments, more ER visits, study finds |
(02-Oct-2017) Fewer important primary care appointments, more ER visits, study finds |
(02-Oct-2017) Dispersant chemicals may have triggered symptoms among workers, study says |
(30-Sep-2017) Geriatrics specialist offers tips to avoid injuries |
(29-Sep-2017) Don't use these devices in your home, garage or any enclosed space |
(29-Sep-2017) Don't use these devices in your home, garage or any enclosed space |
(29-Sep-2017) The most common cancer in the United States |
(28-Sep-2017) Insurers and high copays limit use of PCSK9 inhibitors, study says |
(28-Sep-2017) New methods could be used along with older control techniques, such as bed netting |
(28-Sep-2017) Insurers and high copays limit use of PCSK9 inhibitors, study says |
(28-Sep-2017) Insurers and high copays limit use of PCSK9 inhibitors, study says |
(28-Sep-2017) Instead, sensor is implanted below skin in diabetes patients |
(27-Sep-2017) Doctors expect this will become new standard for people with mantle-cell lymphoma |
(27-Sep-2017) Surgery and radiation are more likely if you have insurance, researcher says |
(27-Sep-2017) Surgery and radiation are more likely if you have insurance, researcher says |
(27-Sep-2017) Recommended pneumococcal shot taken by little more than half, CDC report shows |
(27-Sep-2017) But national guidelines generally recommend against these products for those over 65 |
(27-Sep-2017) Certain surgeries require longer prescriptions, researchers say |
(27-Sep-2017) Doctors expect this will become new standard for people with mantle-cell lymphoma |
(26-Sep-2017) 'It only takes a little to lose a lot' is slogan for the multi-pronged media effort |
(26-Sep-2017) Patients who receive these prescriptions are less likely to progress to long-term use, study shows |
(26-Sep-2017) 'It only takes a little to lose a lot' is slogan for the multi-pronged media effort |
(25-Sep-2017) Swedish study finds those who quit the daily low-dose pill face a more rapid risk of cardio woes |
(25-Sep-2017) Women are also underrepresented, researchers find |
(25-Sep-2017) Lack of essential services may compromise some drugs |
(24-Sep-2017) Dermatology expert offers advice on tick removal and avoiding them in the first place |
(23-Sep-2017) Failure to plan is the number one mistake |
(22-Sep-2017) Riders should think about toxic exposures, not just injuries: study |
(22-Sep-2017) Riders should think about toxic exposures, not just injuries: study |
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(22-Sep-2017) The bill, which would give states more flexibility in health care spending, is now in jeopardy |
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(22-Sep-2017) The bill, which would give states more flexibility in health care spending, is now in jeopardy |
(22-Sep-2017) Riders should think about toxic exposures, not just injuries: study |
(21-Sep-2017) Study finds link between so-called particle pollution and renal function |
(21-Sep-2017) CDC report finds unventilated air around pools can become toxic |
(21-Sep-2017) Inner-city study found early exposure to cockroaches and mice droppings seemed protective |
(21-Sep-2017) Study finds two disease-carrying species could thrive in three-quarters of the country |
(21-Sep-2017) Employer-based insurance forked over the money for special care, treatment of birth defects, study says |
(21-Sep-2017) CDC report finds unventilated air around pools can become toxic |
(21-Sep-2017) Employer-based insurance forked over the money for special care, treatment of birth defects, study says |
(21-Sep-2017) But dose of pain-killing drugs often too high, researchers say |
(21-Sep-2017) But experts stress Singulair also has lifesaving benefits |
(20-Sep-2017) Review found they helped with heart health, weight control, ADHD and stress relief |
(20-Sep-2017) Review found they helped with heart health, weight control, ADHD and stress relief |
(19-Sep-2017) Be safer when taking your meds |
(19-Sep-2017) Younger, minority Americans are most often affected, research shows |
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(15-Sep-2017) Take advantage of wellness programs |
(15-Sep-2017) Employees can expect to spend more in the future, expert says |
(15-Sep-2017) Employees can expect to spend more in the future, expert says |
(15-Sep-2017) But older kids often miss out on booster seats |
(15-Sep-2017) Study of more than 100 kids treated at trauma centers reveals serious injuries |
(14-Sep-2017) Sponsors say bill would give states more flexibility; critics contend it would leave many uninsured |
(14-Sep-2017) Sponsors say bill would give states more flexibility; critics contend it would leave many uninsured |
(14-Sep-2017) But app is not recommended for opioid dependence |
(14-Sep-2017) New biologic could help drive down the cost of care, agency says |
(14-Sep-2017) Similar to Avastin |
(14-Sep-2017) A cancer of the lymph system |
(13-Sep-2017) A surgeon's group offers a blueprint for safer pain management |
(13-Sep-2017) A surgeon's group offers a blueprint for safer pain management |
(13-Sep-2017) Having depression, panic disorder or anxiety disorder won't hurt your baby, researcher says |
(12-Sep-2017) As residents return to their homes, bacteria, mold and toxins are a threat, health experts say |
(12-Sep-2017) Study suggests that most end-of-life care occurs in final 2 weeks |
(12-Sep-2017) Study suggests that most end-of-life care occurs in final 2 weeks |
(12-Sep-2017) Research challenges notion that each new medicine costs billions to come to market |
(12-Sep-2017) For starters, always wear a seatbelt |
(11-Sep-2017) 'Breakthroughs' are rare, so view bold claims with skepticism, researcher warns |
(11-Sep-2017) Studies find race, ethnicity, gender and even geography make a difference for this autoimmune disease |
(11-Sep-2017) In Massachusetts, ER visits down as much as 50 percent, study found |
(11-Sep-2017) Too much overtime may pose a threat to your heart |
(11-Sep-2017) In Massachusetts, ER visits down as much as 50 percent, study found |
(11-Sep-2017) In Massachusetts, ER visits down as much as 50 percent, study found |
(08-Sep-2017) How you can help prevent health risks |
(08-Sep-2017) Three Europeans were hospitalized due to infections from these pets |
(08-Sep-2017) The farther kids lived from a park, the more symptoms they had over 2 weeks, study found |
(08-Sep-2017) The farther kids lived from a park, the more symptoms they had over 2 weeks, study found |
(08-Sep-2017) Officials offer advice on ways to prepare for the dangerous hurricane |
(08-Sep-2017) The farther kids lived from a park, the more symptoms they had over 2 weeks, study found |
(08-Sep-2017) Prenatal supplements may help reduce harms of pesticide exposure, study suggests |
(08-Sep-2017) Health coverage surged in states that expanded Medicaid, research finds |
(08-Sep-2017) Health coverage surged in states that expanded Medicaid, research finds |
(08-Sep-2017) Health coverage surged in states that expanded Medicaid, research finds |
(07-Sep-2017) But study authors say findings need to be interpreted with caution |
(07-Sep-2017) Electrocution and carbon monoxide poisoning are risks in flooded homes, American Thoracic Society says |
(07-Sep-2017) And stay safer |
(07-Sep-2017) People often unaware their mind is wandering when driving, study shows |
(07-Sep-2017) People often unaware their mind is wandering when driving, study shows |
(06-Sep-2017) Doctors may consider starting medications sooner |
(06-Sep-2017) Analysis found anti-smoking policies were linked to drops in childhood chest infections, asthma attacks |
(06-Sep-2017) Toxins left by flood waters a particular concern, doctors say |
(06-Sep-2017) But similar meds cost up to $30,000 a year |
(06-Sep-2017) Doctors may consider starting medications sooner |
(05-Sep-2017) Study found one particular germ in 70 percent of children with additional infections |
(05-Sep-2017) Study finds more evidence of racial disparities in ERs |
(05-Sep-2017) Study finds more evidence of racial disparities in ERs |
(05-Sep-2017) Extra sleep for students would lead to better grades, plus provide mental, physical benefits, report says |
(04-Sep-2017) Study found the clothing as contaminated as traditional scrubs after 12-hour shifts |
(04-Sep-2017) Study found the clothing as contaminated as traditional scrubs after 12-hour shifts |
(01-Sep-2017) At lower dose, Mylotarg extended survival against a certain type of blood cancer |
(01-Sep-2017) Study found link between rising temperatures, traffic fatalities |
(01-Sep-2017) Study found link between rising temperatures, traffic fatalities |
(01-Sep-2017) At lower dose, Mylotarg extended survival against a certain type of blood cancer |
(01-Sep-2017) Study found link between rising temperatures, traffic fatalities |
(01-Sep-2017) Study found link between rising temperatures, traffic fatalities |
(31-Aug-2017) Asthma medications may lower risk, but much more research is needed |
(31-Aug-2017) Asthma medications may lower risk, but much more research is needed |
(30-Aug-2017) For complicated urinary tract infections |
(30-Aug-2017) Below-freezing weather might trigger reaction in people with clogged arteries, researcher says |
(30-Aug-2017) Contaminated water can cause infections, displace residents who lack needed meds |
(30-Aug-2017) Contaminated water can cause infections, displace residents who lack needed meds |
(30-Aug-2017) Benznidazole becomes the nation's only drug for Chagas disease |
(30-Aug-2017) Benznidazole sanctioned for Chagas infection |
(30-Aug-2017) For complicated urinary tract infections |
(30-Aug-2017) For certain people with blood/bone marrow cancer |
(29-Aug-2017) Researchers found lead water pipes were laced with high amounts of potentially deadly chemical |
(28-Aug-2017) More short-term stays the biggest factor fueling the increase |
(28-Aug-2017) More short-term stays the biggest factor fueling the increase |
(28-Aug-2017) More short-term stays the biggest factor fueling the increase |
(28-Aug-2017) Only 4 in 10 with the condition get it under control, study reports |
(27-Aug-2017) Take medication before symptoms flare, reduce mold exposure and avoid pollen, allergy expert says |
(25-Aug-2017) Study found link between exposure to a certain chemical and failed in-vitro fertilization attempts |
(25-Aug-2017) Forecasters say it could be worst such U.S. storm in a decade |
(25-Aug-2017) Addictive painkillers should be treatment of last resort, headache expert says |
(24-Aug-2017) What to do when crossing time zones |
(24-Aug-2017) Fatal crashes jumped 12 percent in 2015, report says |
(23-Aug-2017) Vet reminds fair-goers these animals can transmit swine flu |
(23-Aug-2017) How not to get 'car sick' |
(23-Aug-2017) Even 'allowable' cloudiness could cause tummy troubles, study says |
(22-Aug-2017) Annual costs may top $320,000, study estimates |
(22-Aug-2017) Annual costs may top $320,000, study estimates |
(22-Aug-2017) Annual costs may top $320,000, study estimates |
(22-Aug-2017) Physicians in poor neighborhoods should ask about employment, relationships, study says |
(21-Aug-2017) Wearing eye protection is essential, vision experts warn |
(21-Aug-2017) After repair, smaller prescriptions led to fewer pills that could be diverted or abused |
(19-Aug-2017) With an eye to safety, you can avoid vacation pitfalls |
(19-Aug-2017) With an eye to safety, you can avoid vacation pitfalls |
(18-Aug-2017) Researcher says Addison's disease might have led to deaths of 1840s Franklin crew |
(18-Aug-2017) Study findings are based on 12-year review of deaths in Maryland |
(18-Aug-2017) Desk jobs keep them seated all week, but they catch up on exercise on Saturday and Sunday, study finds |
(18-Aug-2017) Would new approach to broadcast advertising deprive consumers of vital information? |
(18-Aug-2017) Researcher says Addison's disease might have led to deaths of 1840s Franklin crew |
(18-Aug-2017) Giving just one shot instead of two may be better way to control outbreaks, researcher suggests |
(17-Aug-2017) What to do with drugs you no longer use |
(17-Aug-2017) What to do with drugs you no longer use |
(17-Aug-2017) In poorer countries these respiratory illnesses too often go undiagnosed and untreated, report finds |
(17-Aug-2017) Study found link between two; researchers point to poverty, lack of health insurance, unhealthy lifestyles |
(17-Aug-2017) Acute lymphoblastic leukemia |
(16-Aug-2017) It's a major cause of workplace accidents |
(16-Aug-2017) Non-drug approaches that may work include acupuncture and electrotherapy, review finds |
(16-Aug-2017) Study findings on Repatha are 'reassuring,' but expert wants longer follow-up |
(15-Aug-2017) Smartphone study finds young avoid their neighborhoods when threat of danger rises |
(15-Aug-2017) Smiley emoji may be OK once you know someone, but not in an initial contact, study finds |
(15-Aug-2017) Women nearly twice as likely to use the drugs as men, CDC report finds |
(15-Aug-2017) Study finds many don't get proper follow-up review; second report says some medical devices not getting needed scrutiny |
(14-Aug-2017) Small Chinese study found lower stress hormone levels in those who used indoor air cleaners |
(14-Aug-2017) Accidental intoxication rose 133 percent in a decade; U.S. experts call findings highly relevant |
(14-Aug-2017) Tough schedules, hard physical labor and stress in the workplace are widespread, survey finds |
(14-Aug-2017) Prevent traveler's diarrhea |
(11-Aug-2017) How chatter can promote a better work ethic |
(11-Aug-2017) Experimental therapy shows interaction between cannabidiol and clobazam |
(10-Aug-2017) Study suggests so, but heart expert questions the finding |
(10-Aug-2017) Risk was doubled among men who did electrical work, and tripled among bricklayers, study finds |
(10-Aug-2017) 1 in 6 insured patients spends one-third of their income on bills related to treatment, U.S. study finds |
(10-Aug-2017) 1 in 6 insured patients spends one-third of their income on bills related to treatment, U.S. study finds |
(10-Aug-2017) 1 in 6 insured patients spends one-third of their income on bills related to treatment, U.S. study finds |
(10-Aug-2017) Risk was doubled among men who did electrical work, and tripled among bricklayers, study finds |
(10-Aug-2017) 1 in 6 insured patients spends one-third of their income on bills related to treatment, U.S. study finds |
(10-Aug-2017) Half as many patients got nitroprusside, while isoproterenol use fell one-third, study finds |
(10-Aug-2017) The majority of overdose deaths are attributed to prescription painkillers, report says |
(10-Aug-2017) Complex commands are more distracting than talking on your cell, safety experts say |
(09-Aug-2017) Next step is to see if it works and for how long |
(08-Aug-2017) Findings were so dismal that clinical trial was stopped early |
(08-Aug-2017) Findings were so dismal that clinical trial was stopped early |
(08-Aug-2017) Lion's share of deaths attributed to prescription painkillers |
(07-Aug-2017) Many cold, cough and headache remedies contain carbs, and as much alcohol as glass of beer or wine, pharmacist says |
(07-Aug-2017) Messages from recovering peers made an impact, study finds |
(07-Aug-2017) While they believe in price shopping, they don't follow through, researchers report |
(07-Aug-2017) While they believe in price shopping, they don't follow through, researchers report |
(07-Aug-2017) While they believe in price shopping, they don't follow through, researchers report |
(07-Aug-2017) While they believe in price shopping, they don't follow through, researchers report |
(07-Aug-2017) While they believe in price shopping, they don't follow through, researchers report |
(07-Aug-2017) Many cold, cough and headache remedies contain carbs, and as much alcohol as glass of beer or wine, pharmacist says |
(07-Aug-2017) Many cold, cough and headache remedies contain carbs, and as much alcohol as glass of beer or wine, pharmacist says |
(04-Aug-2017) When to discard Rx and OTC drugs |
(04-Aug-2017) Chemicals known as PBDEs can affect generations to come, researcher says |
(04-Aug-2017) When to discard Rx and OTC drugs |
(04-Aug-2017) A chronic viral infection of the liver |
(04-Aug-2017) See your doctor if you have these symptoms |
(03-Aug-2017) Buprenorphine is prescribed to get patients off opioids in the privacy of a physician's office |
(03-Aug-2017) Suggestions to keep them safer |
(03-Aug-2017) Consumer Reports says many may be doing more harm than good |
(03-Aug-2017) Consumer Reports says many may be doing more harm than good |
(03-Aug-2017) Prescribing practices called into question by new study |
(03-Aug-2017) Buprenorphine is prescribed to get patients off opioids in the privacy of a physician's office |
(03-Aug-2017) Vyxeos combines two previously approved drugs |
(03-Aug-2017) And help prevent an accident |
(03-Aug-2017) Stick to familiar routines, advises Alzheimer's Foundation |
(02-Aug-2017) New method may aid doctors in assessing harms, benefits of anti-clotting drugs |
(02-Aug-2017) Large study serves as warning for stroke survivors who are prescribed cholesterol-lowering meds |
(02-Aug-2017) Saving leftover pills, and not storing them correctly, could lead to opioid misuse or abuse, researchers warn |
(02-Aug-2017) Designed to treat epilepsy, these 'opioid alternatives' dampen some types of pain, but not all |
(02-Aug-2017) A deadly condition that affects some stem cell patients |
(01-Aug-2017) Doctors should weigh risks, benefits related to corticosteroid use, study suggests |
(01-Aug-2017) Urine tests find fewer people testing positive for hydrocodone-containing drugs |
(01-Aug-2017) Doctors should weigh risks, benefits related to corticosteroid use, study suggests |
(01-Aug-2017) For adults with specific genetic mutation |
(31-Jul-2017) Study predicts there's only a 1 percent chance countries will meet the target set in Paris Agreement |
(31-Jul-2017) Worldwide outlook even more grim if nothing done to curb growing air pollution, researchers predict |
(31-Jul-2017) Large trial comparing it to warfarin finds aspirin not tied to more hospitalizations or deaths |
(31-Jul-2017) Study predicts there's only a 1 percent chance countries will meet the target set in Paris Agreement |
(31-Jul-2017) Study found odds for mental decline still higher for those born in certain southeastern U.S. states |
(31-Jul-2017) Worldwide outlook even more grim if nothing done to curb growing air pollution, researchers predict |
(31-Jul-2017) Two decades of U.S. data show another way these prescription medications are taking lives |
(31-Jul-2017) Though their bodies reacted, their performance wasn't affected, study showed |
(31-Jul-2017) Nearly 92 million Americans used a powerful prescription painkiller in 2015, survey shows |
(31-Jul-2017) Two decades of U.S. data show another way these prescription medications are taking lives |
(31-Jul-2017) Two decades of U.S. data show another way these prescription medications are taking lives |
(31-Jul-2017) Though their bodies reacted, their performance wasn't affected, study showed |
(31-Jul-2017) Two decades of U.S. data show another way these prescription medications are taking lives |
(31-Jul-2017) Two decades of U.S. data show another way these prescription medications are taking lives |
(31-Jul-2017) Two decades of U.S. data show another way these prescription medications are taking lives |
(28-Jul-2017) Higher measurements seen using in-car sensors |
(28-Jul-2017) Medicare is billed more than $1 billion annually for glaucoma treatments alone, researchers say |
(28-Jul-2017) Watch for harsh chemicals |
(28-Jul-2017) Medicare is billed more than $1 billion annually for glaucoma treatments alone, researchers say |
(28-Jul-2017) Not enough is known about the drug's long-term effects, research review concludes |
(27-Jul-2017) Dermatologist says yes because there's overlap between some canine and human skin problems |
(27-Jul-2017) Obamacare has improved access to therapies, but finances are still a big concern, researchers say |
(27-Jul-2017) 'We need to bring men into the conversation,' researcher says |
(26-Jul-2017) With tocilizumab's approval, there's an alternative treatment for giant cell arteritis |
(26-Jul-2017) Rates have doubled in people over 50, report says |
(26-Jul-2017) Procedure could offer option for otherwise irreparable shoulder injury, surgeons say |
(26-Jul-2017) With tocilizumab's approval, there's an alternative treatment for giant cell arteritis |
(26-Jul-2017) Study of gay couples duplicates findings of earlier research |
(26-Jul-2017) Rates have doubled in people over 50, report says |
(25-Jul-2017) Biggest differences seen between black and white areas, study finds |
(25-Jul-2017) Do your part to save power |
(25-Jul-2017) Study found those who were offered cash to get cancer screening were twice as likely to do so |
(25-Jul-2017) Internet-fueled movement has heart experts concerned about potential consequences |
(24-Jul-2017) If findings replicated, a shot every month or two could replace daily pills, scientists say |
(24-Jul-2017) For people with the disorder, meds like Ritalin linked to lower rates of alcohol, drug abuse, study finds |
(24-Jul-2017) If findings replicated, a shot every month or two could replace daily pills, scientists say |
(23-Jul-2017) Could be a dangerous combination, depending on the drug |
(23-Jul-2017) Could be a dangerous combination, depending on the drug |
(23-Jul-2017) Could be a dangerous combination, depending on the drug |
(23-Jul-2017) Could be a dangerous combination, depending on the drug |
(21-Jul-2017) Study found using treadmills, bikes or ellipticals while on the job didn't impair thinking skills |
(21-Jul-2017) Higher premiums, fewer choices, less time could confront consumers shopping for insurance, analysts say |
(21-Jul-2017) Higher premiums, fewer choices, less time could confront consumers shopping for insurance, analysts say |
(21-Jul-2017) Study found using treadmills, bikes or ellipticals while on the job didn't impair thinking skills |
(20-Jul-2017) Affordable Care Act changed rules for private insurers |
(20-Jul-2017) Cheaper policies may not cover U.S. National Cancer Institute-affiliated doctors |
(20-Jul-2017) Affordable Care Act changed rules for private insurers |
(20-Jul-2017) Affordable Care Act changed rules for private insurers |
(20-Jul-2017) Affordable Care Act changed rules for private insurers |
(20-Jul-2017) But difference in risk is quite small, experts say |
(20-Jul-2017) But eastern Europe and Middle East are falling behind, U.N. report says |
(20-Jul-2017) Device designed for neonatal brain and head imaging |
(20-Jul-2017) 15 countries have reported outbreaks so far this year |
(20-Jul-2017) 15 countries have reported outbreaks so far this year |
(20-Jul-2017) 15 countries have reported outbreaks so far this year |
(19-Jul-2017) Breaks in coverage result in more ER visits and longer hospital stays, research finds |
(19-Jul-2017) Breaks in coverage result in more ER visits and longer hospital stays, research finds |
(19-Jul-2017) New drugs routinely priced at $100,000 a year, ASCO says |
(19-Jul-2017) France tightened road rules after she died in 1997 car crash -- a lesson the U.S. might learn from, researcher says |
(19-Jul-2017) France tightened road rules after she died in 1997 car crash -- a lesson the U.S. might learn from, researcher says |
(19-Jul-2017) France tightened road rules after she died in 1997 car crash -- a lesson the U.S. might learn from, researcher says |
(18-Jul-2017) Last new drug for the memory-robbing disease was introduced in the United States in 2003 |
(18-Jul-2017) Last new drug for the memory-robbing disease was introduced in the United States in 2003 |
(18-Jul-2017) 3 Republican senators tank effort to dismantle health law without an immediate replacement |
(18-Jul-2017) 3 Republican senators tank effort to dismantle health law without an immediate replacement |
(18-Jul-2017) 3 Republican senators tank effort to dismantle health law without an immediate replacement |
(18-Jul-2017) Last new drug for the memory-robbing disease was introduced in the United States in 2003 |
(18-Jul-2017) Slowly lowering the drug amount also helps people get off the medications, study author says |
(18-Jul-2017) Drug is designed to block cancer-fueling enzymes |
(17-Jul-2017) When taking medication, check with pharmacist to see if sun exposure is an issue |
(17-Jul-2017) Study found those exposed to dust cloud also more prone to develop asthma |
(17-Jul-2017) When taking medication, check with pharmacist to see if sun exposure is an issue |
(17-Jul-2017) How to handle it |
(17-Jul-2017) When taking medication, check with pharmacist to see if sun exposure is an issue |
(17-Jul-2017) When taking medication, check with pharmacist to see if sun exposure is an issue |
(14-Jul-2017) Study shows a link between on-the-job hours and atrial fibrillation, but couldn't prove cause-and-effect |
(14-Jul-2017) Even on a 60-degree day, a small child's body temperature can quickly rise |
(14-Jul-2017) Even on a 60-degree day, a small child's body temperature can quickly rise |
(13-Jul-2017) A mouse study shows the vaccines protected unborn baby mice from the virus |
(13-Jul-2017) Fate of the GOP measure remains uncertain amid party discord |
(13-Jul-2017) Fate of the GOP measure remains uncertain amid party discord |
(13-Jul-2017) Fate of the GOP measure remains uncertain amid party discord |
(13-Jul-2017) Study found richer, better-educated folks with these brain diseases are more likely to die |
(13-Jul-2017) Fate of the GOP measure remains uncertain amid party discord |
(13-Jul-2017) Expert panel calls for tighter painkiller prescribing practices without denying patients in need |
(13-Jul-2017) Report identifies states with highest rates of abuse |
(12-Jul-2017) In some regions, smog and high ragweed pollen levels combine to make it hard to breathe |
(12-Jul-2017) Electronic orders cut the odds of major mistakes, study reports |
(12-Jul-2017) In some regions, smog and high ragweed pollen levels combine to make it hard to breathe |
(12-Jul-2017) Electronic orders cut the odds of major mistakes, study reports |
(11-Jul-2017) People with coverage for virtual colonoscopy are more likely to get tested for colon cancer, study finds |
(11-Jul-2017) People with coverage for virtual colonoscopy are more likely to get tested for colon cancer, study finds |
(11-Jul-2017) People with coverage for virtual colonoscopy are more likely to get tested for colon cancer, study finds |
(11-Jul-2017) Adding an antipsychotic or a second antidepressant may produce better results, researchers say |
(10-Jul-2017) Here's what you can do to breathe easier |
(10-Jul-2017) Poison control centers get one call every 21 seconds about a potentially serious mix-up |
(10-Jul-2017) Findings come as Senate Republicans try to slash spending for the government health insurance program |
(10-Jul-2017) Findings come as Senate Republicans try to slash spending for the government health insurance program |
(10-Jul-2017) Poison control centers get one call every 21 seconds about a potentially serious mix-up |
(10-Jul-2017) Poison control centers get one call every 21 seconds about a potentially serious mix-up |
(07-Jul-2017) Facing expected season-long shortage, doctors urge patients to carry EpiPens just in case |
(07-Jul-2017) South Korean study found a quieter room was tied to better odds for fatherhood |
(07-Jul-2017) It's prime season for outbreaks of the infection, which is often linked to hotels, cruise ships |
(07-Jul-2017) It's prime season for outbreaks of the infection, which is often linked to hotels, cruise ships |
(06-Jul-2017) Areas with lowest rates are in Africa, research shows |
(06-Jul-2017) And length of prescriptions went up, raising risk of addiction among patients |
(05-Jul-2017) Those with psychological conditions more likely to overdose or have other problems tied to painkillers |
(05-Jul-2017) Kiddie pools are the biggest offenders, infectious diseases expert says |
(04-Jul-2017) Don't get too close to those loud booms, hearing specialist suggests |
(03-Jul-2017) Follow-up of 100 kids found none were allergic |
(01-Jul-2017) All that yard work and traveling can lead to injury, so spine experts offer safety tips |
(30-Jun-2017) Report from major insurer shows more than 20 percent received a painkiller prescription in 2015 |
(30-Jun-2017) America's exit from Paris climate change agreement could lead to more punishing summers, report claims |
(30-Jun-2017) Report from major insurer shows more than 20 percent received a painkiller prescription in 2015 |
(30-Jun-2017) You may never love some pursuits, like flying, but you might learn to tolerate them |
(30-Jun-2017) Poll found roughly half didn't, but 67 percent who did received assistance from their doctor |
(29-Jun-2017) Drainage alone resulted in worse recovery rates, study finds |
(29-Jun-2017) Medicine worked in lab tests against germs that cause SARS and MERS infections |
(29-Jun-2017) South and lower Midwest predicted to take greatest economic hit |
(29-Jun-2017) Review of U.S. data shows more illness and death when adults are uninsured |
(29-Jun-2017) Review of U.S. data shows more illness and death when adults are uninsured |
(29-Jun-2017) Study shows that normal symptoms of menopause are often blamed on tamoxifen |
(28-Jun-2017) U.K. researchers find cloud cover has been decreasing for 20 years |
(28-Jun-2017) Research suggests blacks, men and the poor are especially vulnerable |
(28-Jun-2017) Odds of preeclampsia dropped 62 percent for high-risk women who took a daily pill, study finds |
(28-Jun-2017) First step: Don't give addicts a prescription for opioids or anti-anxiety medications, review recommends |
(28-Jun-2017) Novel treatment may need to be tailored to each patient, mental health expert says |
(28-Jun-2017) U.K. researchers find cloud cover has been decreasing for 20 years |
(28-Jun-2017) 'Extraordinary reduction' seen among middle-aged adults after enactment of health care law |
(28-Jun-2017) Novel treatment may need to be tailored to each patient, mental health expert says |
(27-Jun-2017) Premiums would decline over long term, but so would coverage; Medicaid would take a 26 percent cut, analysis says |
(27-Jun-2017) Proposal to replace Obamacare would leave 22 million more uninsured by 2026: CBO |
(27-Jun-2017) Survey finds them in better health and doing better work or getting a better job |
(27-Jun-2017) Proposal to replace Obamacare would leave 22 million more uninsured by 2026: CBO |
(27-Jun-2017) Premiums would decline over long term, but so would coverage; Medicaid would take a 26 percent cut, analysis says |
(27-Jun-2017) Proposal to replace Obamacare would leave 22 million more uninsured by 2026: CBO |
(27-Jun-2017) Survey finds them in better health and doing better work or getting a better job |
(27-Jun-2017) Proposal to replace Obamacare would leave 22 million more uninsured by 2026: CBO |
(27-Jun-2017) Premiums would decline over long term, but so would coverage; Medicaid would take a 26 percent cut, analysis says |
(27-Jun-2017) Proposal to replace Obamacare would leave 22 million more uninsured by 2026: CBO |
(27-Jun-2017) Proposal to replace Obamacare would leave 22 million more uninsured by 2026: CBO |
(27-Jun-2017) Survey finds them in better health and doing better work or getting a better job |
(26-Jun-2017) Having surgery? Be forthright about use of erectile dysfunction drugs to prevent dangerous complications |
(26-Jun-2017) Having surgery? Be forthright about use of erectile dysfunction drugs to prevent dangerous complications |
(26-Jun-2017) Tennessee's 2005 Medicaid rollback could forecast what might happen if GOP health plans become law, some say |
(26-Jun-2017) Tennessee's 2005 Medicaid rollback could forecast what might happen if GOP health plans become law, some say |
(26-Jun-2017) Tennessee's 2005 Medicaid rollback could forecast what might happen if GOP health plans become law, some say |
(26-Jun-2017) Having surgery? Be forthright about use of erectile dysfunction drugs to prevent dangerous complications |
(26-Jun-2017) Doctors say it can treat intense pain, but patients should stay on the drug for shortest time possible |
(26-Jun-2017) Don't leave home without them |
(24-Jun-2017) Pack sun protection and any medications you need, FDA says |
(23-Jun-2017) Fungus on the walls might contribute to 'sick building syndrome,' researchers say |
(23-Jun-2017) Conservatives say it doesn't go far enough, moderates say it goes too far |
(23-Jun-2017) Conservatives say it doesn't go far enough, moderates say it goes too far |
(23-Jun-2017) Conservatives say it doesn't go far enough, moderates say it goes too far |
(23-Jun-2017) Conservatives say it doesn't go far enough, moderates say it goes too far |
(23-Jun-2017) Skip a flight if you have symptoms |
(22-Jun-2017) Study found they face health risks from continued exposure |
(22-Jun-2017) Topic is often ignored, even though 'financial toxicity' is a growing concern, researcher says |
(22-Jun-2017) Bill would rein in Medicaid budget more slowly, preserve preexisting condition safeguards, change tax credits |
(22-Jun-2017) Bill would rein in Medicaid budget more slowly, preserve preexisting condition safeguards, change tax credits |
(22-Jun-2017) But auto accident deaths aren't on the rise in states where recreational pot is allowed, researchers say |
(22-Jun-2017) Bill would rein in Medicaid budget more slowly, preserve preexisting condition safeguards, change tax credits |
(22-Jun-2017) But auto accident deaths aren't on the rise in states where recreational pot is allowed, researchers say |
(22-Jun-2017) Bill would rein in Medicaid budget more slowly, preserve preexisting condition safeguards, change tax credits |
(22-Jun-2017) But auto accident deaths aren't on the rise in states where recreational pot is allowed, researchers say |
(22-Jun-2017) But auto accident deaths aren't on the rise in states where recreational pot is allowed, researchers say |
(22-Jun-2017) But auto accident deaths aren't on the rise in states where recreational pot is allowed, researchers say |
(22-Jun-2017) But auto accident deaths aren't on the rise in states where recreational pot is allowed, researchers say |
(22-Jun-2017) But auto accident deaths aren't on the rise in states where recreational pot is allowed, researchers say |
(22-Jun-2017) But auto accident deaths aren't on the rise in states where recreational pot is allowed, researchers say |
(22-Jun-2017) But auto accident deaths aren't on the rise in states where recreational pot is allowed, researchers say |
(21-Jun-2017) U.S. cases rose 75 percent for females vs. 55 percent for males over a decade, study finds |
(21-Jun-2017) How to overcome that deskside slump |
(21-Jun-2017) U.S. cases rose 75 percent for females vs. 55 percent for males over a decade, study finds |
(20-Jun-2017) But the connection was only seen with certain types of the cholesterol-lowering drugs |
(19-Jun-2017) Without interventions, three-quarters of planet's inhabitants will suffer, study suggests |
(19-Jun-2017) It's a growing problem, and patient age and insurance status is often key to this unhealthy decision, study finds |
(19-Jun-2017) Alternative treatment yielded better results in emergency room patients |
(19-Jun-2017) Sleep specialist offers these tips to help speed the reset |
(19-Jun-2017) Sleep specialist offers these tips to help speed the reset |
(19-Jun-2017) Sleep specialist offers these tips to help speed the reset |
(19-Jun-2017) Sleep specialist offers these tips to help speed the reset |
(19-Jun-2017) Sleep specialist offers these tips to help speed the reset |
(16-Jun-2017) Skull and facial injuries much more likely without head protection |
(16-Jun-2017) Agency seeking alternatives, extending 'shelf life' for meds like epinephrine |
(16-Jun-2017) Skull and facial injuries much more likely without head protection |
(16-Jun-2017) Accidental deaths peak in July and August; here's how to avoid dangers |
(15-Jun-2017) 1 in 5 patients experiences side effects from the drugs, which often aren't necessary |
(15-Jun-2017) Study found odds of a fatal auto accident jumped 5 times if both substances were used |
(15-Jun-2017) More transparency in costs is needed, American Medical Association says |
(15-Jun-2017) Deep space travel exposes cells to radiation and heavy ions, researchers say |
(15-Jun-2017) Study found odds of a fatal auto accident jumped 5 times if both substances were used |
(14-Jun-2017) Resistance to key antibiotic treatments decreased -- a rarity, experts say |
(14-Jun-2017) Tab is nearly $51,000 for each heroin user, far more than many chronic illnesses |
(14-Jun-2017) Over-the-counter relief is an option, but a prescription may be needed for severe allergies |
(14-Jun-2017) More research needed to confirm that exposure to aircraft noise is the cause of health issues |
(14-Jun-2017) More research needed to confirm that exposure to aircraft noise is the cause of health issues |
(14-Jun-2017) Over-the-counter relief is an option, but a prescription may be needed for severe allergies |
(14-Jun-2017) But absolute risk is low, researcher says |
(14-Jun-2017) Over-the-counter relief is an option, but a prescription may be needed for severe allergies |
(14-Jun-2017) Survey finds they're a major worry for U.S. travelers, but many can't identify the annoying pests |
(14-Jun-2017) More research needed to confirm that exposure to aircraft noise is the cause of health issues |
(14-Jun-2017) Survey finds they're a major worry for U.S. travelers, but many can't identify the annoying pests |
(14-Jun-2017) Survey finds they're a major worry for U.S. travelers, but many can't identify the annoying pests |
(14-Jun-2017) Survey finds they're a major worry for U.S. travelers, but many can't identify the annoying pests |
(14-Jun-2017) Survey finds they're a major worry for U.S. travelers, but many can't identify the annoying pests |
(13-Jun-2017) New product much easier to use than rescue injections, researcher says |
(13-Jun-2017) New product much easier to use than rescue injections, researcher says |
(13-Jun-2017) Early indications suggest some consumers will face fewer choices, higher rates in 2018 |
(13-Jun-2017) GOP-sponsored legislation would impose added costs and risks on millions of Americans, groups contend |
(13-Jun-2017) Early indications suggest some consumers will face fewer choices, higher rates in 2018 |
(13-Jun-2017) GOP-sponsored legislation would impose added costs and risks on millions of Americans, groups contend |
(13-Jun-2017) Early indications suggest some consumers will face fewer choices, higher rates in 2018 |
(13-Jun-2017) GOP-sponsored legislation would impose added costs and risks on millions of Americans, groups contend |
(13-Jun-2017) New product much easier to use than rescue injections, researcher says |
(13-Jun-2017) Here's what to do |
(13-Jun-2017) And help keep them safe |
(12-Jun-2017) More than a third aren't getting help, federal study says |
(12-Jun-2017) People who thought the animals were grinning or blowing kisses often got bitten, researchers say |
(12-Jun-2017) ER physician offers advice on avoiding heat health problems |
(12-Jun-2017) More than a third aren't getting help, federal study says |
(12-Jun-2017) More than a third aren't getting help, federal study says |
(12-Jun-2017) More than a third aren't getting help, federal study says |
(12-Jun-2017) People who thought the animals were grinning or blowing kisses often got bitten, researchers say |
(12-Jun-2017) People who thought the animals were grinning or blowing kisses often got bitten, researchers say |
(12-Jun-2017) Study found they were 36 percent more likely to get in an accident than other adolescents |
(12-Jun-2017) Study found they were 36 percent more likely to get in an accident than other adolescents |
(09-Jun-2017) Pills women don't use may end up in the wrong hands, researchers suggest |
(09-Jun-2017) Pills women don't use may end up in the wrong hands, researchers suggest |
(09-Jun-2017) Doctors now rely on medications approved for other purposes |
(08-Jun-2017) Researchers hope it will prove as effective in human tests and become an aid for recovering addicts |
(08-Jun-2017) Researchers hope it will prove as effective in human tests and become an aid for recovering addicts |
(08-Jun-2017) Pregnant women taking lithium should discuss any concerns with doctor, researchers say |
(08-Jun-2017) Pregnant women taking lithium should discuss any concerns with doctor, researchers say |
(06-Jun-2017) Study suggests the investment would prevent many from dying due to air pollution |
(06-Jun-2017) Study looked at data stretching from 1956 and 2016 |
(06-Jun-2017) Even relatively small payments seemed to make a difference, researchers report |
(06-Jun-2017) Study suggests the investment would prevent many from dying due to air pollution |
(06-Jun-2017) These employees are more likely to face financial barriers to care, researchers find |
(06-Jun-2017) These employees are more likely to face financial barriers to care, researchers find |
(06-Jun-2017) Though procedure relieves obesity-related pain, it doesn't erase the need for painkillers, researchers report |
(05-Jun-2017) Lynparza may offer a new treatment for women with advanced BRCA-related disease, researchers say |
(05-Jun-2017) But the gene flaw is rare, affecting less than 1 percent of typical cancers, researchers say |
(05-Jun-2017) Findings could 'change clinical practice overnight,' leading oncologist says |
(05-Jun-2017) Medications show promise for non-small cell type |
(05-Jun-2017) Medications show promise for non-small cell type |
(05-Jun-2017) Study of newer blood thinners finds 16 percent receive too much or too little medication |
(05-Jun-2017) Lynparza may offer a new treatment for women with advanced BRCA-related disease, researchers say |
(05-Jun-2017) Findings could 'change clinical practice overnight,' leading oncologist says |
(05-Jun-2017) Combining low doses of multiple drugs might work for some, study finds |
(02-Jun-2017) Trees, grasses and weeds may bloom all at once, creating agony for those with allergies |
(02-Jun-2017) Trees, grasses and weeds may bloom all at once, creating agony for those with allergies |
(02-Jun-2017) Health experts warn that less federal funding will make it hard to battle the birth defect-causing virus |
(02-Jun-2017) Lead exposure raised risk, while too little zinc, manganese did the same |
(02-Jun-2017) Minorities and uninsured are most often victims of 'price gouging', study contends |
(02-Jun-2017) Study suggests more street accidents, older bikers are boosting expenses |
(01-Jun-2017) 3-drug mixture was nearly 100 percent effective in drug company trials |
(01-Jun-2017) Foraging by novices tied to 3 people needing liver transplants and permanent brain damage in a child |
(01-Jun-2017) 3-drug mixture was nearly 100 percent effective in drug company trials |
(01-Jun-2017) Distractions, such as cell phones, and failure to buckle up are main causes |
(01-Jun-2017) Distractions, such as cell phones, and failure to buckle up are main causes |
(31-May-2017) More infection-prevention education and policies are needed, study findings suggest |
(31-May-2017) But too many still quit taking drugs a few years after diagnosis |
(30-May-2017) New form of vancomycin hits bacteria in 3 ways, helping curb the threat of microbial resistance |
(30-May-2017) Asphalt, concrete and cars intensify heat effect in urban areas, boosting costs, researchers predict |
(30-May-2017) Asphalt, concrete and cars intensify heat effect in urban areas, boosting costs, researchers predict |
(30-May-2017) Asphalt, concrete and cars intensify heat effect in urban areas, boosting costs, researchers predict |
(30-May-2017) Passengers not deterred by friends' alcohol or marijuana use, Canadian study finds |
(30-May-2017) Asphalt, concrete and cars intensify heat effect in urban areas, boosting costs, researchers predict |
(26-May-2017) Try to avoid exercising during heavy pollution times, such as rush hour, researcher says |
(26-May-2017) Poor and elderly will feel the heat the most, study predicts |
(26-May-2017) But study found proper dose of psychiatric drugs might erase that danger |
(25-May-2017) While premiums may lower over the long-term, many Americans would face much higher out-of-pocket costs |
(25-May-2017) While premiums may lower over the long-term, many Americans would face much higher out-of-pocket costs |
(25-May-2017) While premiums may lower over the long-term, many Americans would face much higher out-of-pocket costs |
(25-May-2017) While premiums may lower over the long-term, many Americans would face much higher out-of-pocket costs |
(24-May-2017) Study mapped history of bacteria, viruses and fungi to understand how diseases spread among patients |
(24-May-2017) First medication sanctioned for any cancer, regardless of origin |
(24-May-2017) Finding highlights importance of car seats, seat belts for young passengers |
(24-May-2017) Finding highlights importance of car seats, seat belts for young passengers |
(23-May-2017) Kids raised in urban areas 40 percent more likely to report psychotic experiences, study finds |
(23-May-2017) Researchers assess 30-day survival for older patients |
(22-May-2017) Patients typically helped by other means, but levels of drug resistance are concerning, researchers say |
(22-May-2017) People with sepsis had to wait almost an extra hour for antibiotics in busy hospitals, study finds |
(22-May-2017) High pollution levels tied to poorer sleep in preliminary study |
(22-May-2017) Drug will treat adults with a condition called vasculitis |
(20-May-2017) Recognizing signs of sleepiness key to prevention, researcher says |
(20-May-2017) Recognizing signs of sleepiness key to prevention, researcher says |
(20-May-2017) Recognizing signs of sleepiness key to prevention, researcher says |
(19-May-2017) Small study suggests a new approach might one day help those with uncontrolled lung disease |
(19-May-2017) Study finds many still prescribed long-term disease-preventing medications |
(19-May-2017) Study finds many still prescribed long-term disease-preventing medications |
(19-May-2017) States should limit the number of days these drugs can be given, study suggests |
(19-May-2017) Study finds many still prescribed long-term disease-preventing medications |
(18-May-2017) Report shows uninsured had lowest rates of mammograms, Pap tests and colonoscopies |
(18-May-2017) Laboratory evidence used to expand approval |
(17-May-2017) Access to medical care and improved health noted in states that expanded coverage |
(17-May-2017) Access to medical care and improved health noted in states that expanded coverage |
(17-May-2017) Canagliflozin tied to a doubling of amputations of legs, feet, agency says |
(16-May-2017) Researchers don't know why strain of antibiotic-resistant bacteria is affecting this one U.S. city |
(16-May-2017) Researchers don't know why strain of antibiotic-resistant bacteria is affecting this one U.S. city |
(16-May-2017) U.S. counties where cardiovascular death rates are high or low sometimes sit side-by-side, study finds |
(15-May-2017) Extreme cold seems to reduce the chances; heat raises the odds, study suggests |
(15-May-2017) Disrupted sleep patterns could explain the link, three studies suggest |
(15-May-2017) But a pill might not address all the issues facing women who've lost their sex drive, researcher says |
(15-May-2017) Condition affects 1 in 2,500 babies in U.S. |
(15-May-2017) Though the disease was eliminated in the U.S. in 2000, foreign travel can still bring it home today |
(15-May-2017) Though the disease was eliminated in the U.S. in 2000, foreign travel can still bring it home today |
(15-May-2017) Though the disease was eliminated in the U.S. in 2000, foreign travel can still bring it home today |
(15-May-2017) Though the disease was eliminated in the U.S. in 2000, foreign travel can still bring it home today |
(12-May-2017) Older, sicker Americans worry they may bear brunt of GOP efforts to curtail a popular Obamacare protection |
(12-May-2017) Older, sicker Americans worry they may bear brunt of GOP efforts to curtail a popular Obamacare protection |
(12-May-2017) Older, sicker Americans worry they may bear brunt of GOP efforts to curtail a popular Obamacare protection |
(12-May-2017) Older, sicker Americans worry they may bear brunt of GOP efforts to curtail a popular Obamacare protection |
(11-May-2017) People need to be extra cautious when outdoors, with more of the critters after a mild winter |
(11-May-2017) Navigating adult services is challenging, autism experts say |
(11-May-2017) Screening for the often-silent disease remains key, especially in baby boomers |
(10-May-2017) Study suggests lag time might be due to providers having bigger caseloads |
(10-May-2017) Over-the-counter drugs like Aleve and Advil linked to higher odds, researchers say |
(10-May-2017) Study found serious side effects often arose after medications OK'd for sale |
(10-May-2017) Hallmarks of the disorder -- including inattention, impulsivity -- raise accident risk, researchers say |
(10-May-2017) Hallmarks of the disorder -- including inattention, impulsivity -- raise accident risk, researchers say |
(09-May-2017) It suggests that as tornadoes become more prevalent, so will life-threatening dangers |
(09-May-2017) But allergy experts advise not counting on older devices if you can replace them |
(09-May-2017) Prepare before you start out |
(08-May-2017) Rural areas a bit safer than urban ones; environmental threats seem key, study says |
(08-May-2017) Rural areas a bit safer than urban ones; environmental threats seem key, study says |
(08-May-2017) Study found life expectancy differed by as much as 20 years in different counties |
(08-May-2017) Academic medical centers that perform more tumor surgeries had better patient outcomes, study found |
(08-May-2017) Rural areas a bit safer than urban ones; environmental threats seem key, study says |
(05-May-2017) Number of urgent care cases where teen showed pot use rose 4-fold after legalization, study finds |
(05-May-2017) Several leading Republican lawmakers express concern with House proposal |
(05-May-2017) Suggestions to follow |
(04-May-2017) But, as has always been the case, support for the law depends on political affiliation |
(04-May-2017) Republicans say they have votes for passage, but Democrats, medical groups say proposal would harm the sick |
(04-May-2017) GOP says its plan will save flawed Obamacare; critics counter the fix will hurt vulnerable Americans |
(03-May-2017) But treatment isn't yet approved by FDA to treat inflammatory bowel condition |
(03-May-2017) They're more likely to have disabilities and developmental delays, researchers say |
(03-May-2017) But treatment isn't yet approved by FDA to treat inflammatory bowel condition |
(03-May-2017) Employees are feeling more stressed and cynical, and job productivity may suffer, survey finds |
(03-May-2017) But treatment isn't yet approved by FDA to treat inflammatory bowel condition |
(02-May-2017) Here's expert advice on combating seasonal allergies after second-warmest February ever in U.S. |
(02-May-2017) Take time to nourish your soul, as well |
(02-May-2017) In study, heart failure patients had higher death risk if unemployed, but cause-and-effect unclear |
(02-May-2017) And newer drugs like Ambien, Lunesta are no safer in this regard, review found |
(01-May-2017) Study finds certain meds seem safer than others, but overall danger is low, researchers say |
(01-May-2017) But experts say it's too soon to recommend it for this purpose |
(01-May-2017) Weather forecasts may help public and emergency workers be ready to treat wheezing |
(01-May-2017) Weather forecasts may help public and emergency workers be ready to treat wheezing |
(01-May-2017) These guidelines will help them stay safe |
(28-Apr-2017) Research counters conventional wisdom about easy access to healthy food choices |
(28-Apr-2017) Brazil outbreak of mosquito-borne illness has officials worried, and transmission to U.S. is possible |
(28-Apr-2017) Revisions to initial GOP 'repeal and replace' plan didn't sit well with party moderates |
(28-Apr-2017) By 85, many could use a hand, study finds |
(28-Apr-2017) Batten disease is a neurologic disorder that typically affects young children |
(28-Apr-2017) A blood cancer that forms in the bone marrow |
(28-Apr-2017) Some even do it with kids in the car, survey finds |
(28-Apr-2017) Brazil outbreak of mosquito-borne illness has officials worried, and transmission to U.S. is possible |
(28-Apr-2017) Some even do it with kids in the car, survey finds |
(27-Apr-2017) Household income drops as much as 9 percent, new research finds |
(27-Apr-2017) Safe disposal helps prevent unwanted meds from being abused, U.S. officials say |
(27-Apr-2017) Study suggests deaths due to drugged driving are rising as states legalize pot and drug abuse grows |
(27-Apr-2017) Safe disposal helps prevent unwanted meds from being abused, U.S. officials say |
(27-Apr-2017) GOP efforts to replace the health law may affect consumer choice, premiums and protections |
(27-Apr-2017) Safe disposal helps prevent unwanted meds from being abused, U.S. officials say |
(27-Apr-2017) Safe disposal helps prevent unwanted meds from being abused, U.S. officials say |
(27-Apr-2017) Researchers conclude that use of the painkillers is 'an American problem,' not a VA problem |
(27-Apr-2017) First approved treatment for this disease in years |
(27-Apr-2017) Study suggests deaths due to drugged driving are rising as states legalize pot and drug abuse grows |
(27-Apr-2017) Study suggests deaths due to drugged driving are rising as states legalize pot and drug abuse grows |
(26-Apr-2017) Researchers are working on lab-grown versions to control disease-causing bacteria |
(26-Apr-2017) Researchers are working on lab-grown versions to control disease-causing bacteria |
(26-Apr-2017) Researchers are working on lab-grown versions to control disease-causing bacteria |
(25-Apr-2017) Death certificates from drug-linked infections may not label painkillers as possible cause |
(24-Apr-2017) Study finds it leads to more hospitalizations than other travel-related illnesses |
(24-Apr-2017) Study finds it leads to more hospitalizations than other travel-related illnesses |
(24-Apr-2017) Study finds it leads to more hospitalizations than other travel-related illnesses |
(24-Apr-2017) Study finds it leads to more hospitalizations than other travel-related illnesses |
(24-Apr-2017) Study finds it leads to more hospitalizations than other travel-related illnesses |
(21-Apr-2017) Instead of shots, some ERs are giving patients medicine through the nostrils, researchers say |
(21-Apr-2017) Study finds apomorphine cuts the time until levodopa kicks in for those with advanced disease |
(21-Apr-2017) Fighting urban blight sends message that residents are paying close attention to the neighborhood |
(21-Apr-2017) Meanness in the office can spread faster than the common cold |
(21-Apr-2017) Researchers say new checklist can help determine when low blood sugar should keep you off the road |
(21-Apr-2017) Researchers say new checklist can help determine when low blood sugar should keep you off the road |
(20-Apr-2017) Agency strengthens warning labels on these medications to address dangers |
(20-Apr-2017) New method helped quell undesirable behavior by recognizing dementia patients' unmet needs |
(19-Apr-2017) This can lead to health problems that include lung cancer, asthma, heart damage, lung association says |
(19-Apr-2017) Greater education is needed on the lifesaving benefits of 'high-intensity' treatment, researchers say |
(19-Apr-2017) Suggested steps to safety |
(19-Apr-2017) Bigger, more powerful machines seem to cause more severe traumas, researchers report |
(18-Apr-2017) Azithromycin, commonly known as Zithromax, won't up odds for atrial fibrillation, study shows |
(18-Apr-2017) Study seeking antibiotic alternatives found that only one-third of patients improved within 48 hours |
(18-Apr-2017) Azithromycin, commonly known as Zithromax, won't up odds for atrial fibrillation, study shows |
(18-Apr-2017) Study of 43 South American infants found damage to retinas and optic nerves |
(17-Apr-2017) Planned as protest against Trump policies, organizers say value of science is at stake |
(17-Apr-2017) Small study detects positive brain changes from urban oases |
(17-Apr-2017) Planned as protest against Trump policies, organizers say value of science is at stake |
(17-Apr-2017) And about 1 in 10 Americans who need mental health care don't have the insurance coverage, study finds |
(17-Apr-2017) Investigators find many examples of unprofessional, 'potentially objectionable' behavior online |
(17-Apr-2017) Wealth of options may leave moms and dads wondering which kind and how much to give, survey finds |
(14-Apr-2017) Steps to keep allergens out |
(14-Apr-2017) Small study suggests vitamin B might help, but reducing pollution levels remains the priority |
(14-Apr-2017) Combo therapy may also extend survival of glioblastoma patients, but more research needed |
(14-Apr-2017) Exposure to lead residue from firing guns can bring health harms, researchers say |
(14-Apr-2017) Small study suggests vitamin B might help, but reducing pollution levels remains the priority |
(14-Apr-2017) But industry experts say most important repair to health insurance marketplaces is still missing |
(14-Apr-2017) But industry experts say most important repair to health insurance marketplaces is still missing |
(14-Apr-2017) But industry experts say most important repair to health insurance marketplaces is still missing |
(13-Apr-2017) Western U.S. is one of the highest-risk regions in the world, researchers say |
(13-Apr-2017) FDA outlines what to ask before enrollment |
(13-Apr-2017) Bug expert offers tips on protecting yourself from these tiny bloodsuckers |
(13-Apr-2017) Western U.S. is one of the highest-risk regions in the world, researchers say |
(13-Apr-2017) Findings from Japan point to health benefits of job security |
(13-Apr-2017) But retired pros can suffer behavioral, emotional problems, researchers say |
(13-Apr-2017) And 'bad spots' get even worse if there's a lot to look at, study says |
(12-Apr-2017) Half of doctors' work day is spent on a computer, study finds |
(12-Apr-2017) Condition characterized by involuntary movement of the jaw, lips and tongue |
(12-Apr-2017) Tests for more than 700 chemicals in 38 waterways turned up surprising combinations with unknown effects |
(11-Apr-2017) Legal, nitrate-based inhalant appears to harm retinal cells, causing some vision loss, study finds |
(11-Apr-2017) Survey found they know it raises heart risks, but are confused, discouraged about how to lower it |
(11-Apr-2017) Pediatricians suggest discussing adolescent's capabilities with doctor first |
(11-Apr-2017) Pediatricians suggest discussing adolescent's capabilities with doctor first |
(10-Apr-2017) Toothaches twice as common for U.S. kids without coverage, poll finds |
(07-Apr-2017) Adults who grew up amid natural world are more concerned about the planet, research shows |
(07-Apr-2017) Environmental health expert gives advice on ways to avoid exposure to pollutants |
(07-Apr-2017) As melting begins, chemicals can be released into air, soil and water, researchers suggest |
(07-Apr-2017) Exposure to fine-particle air pollution linked to dense breast tissue, a risk factor for tumors, study finds |
(07-Apr-2017) Adults who grew up amid natural world are more concerned about the planet, research shows |
(07-Apr-2017) As melting begins, chemicals can be released into air, soil and water, researchers suggest |
(07-Apr-2017) Exposure to fine-particle air pollution linked to dense breast tissue, a risk factor for tumors, study finds |
(07-Apr-2017) More addiction recovery programs needed in the Southeast, researchers say |
(07-Apr-2017) Planning ahead can help you avoid complications during and after surgery |
(07-Apr-2017) Previously allowed only for adults |
(07-Apr-2017) They detail steps being taken to protect people who need transfusions |
(07-Apr-2017) Adults who grew up amid natural world are more concerned about the planet, research shows |
(07-Apr-2017) As melting begins, chemicals can be released into air, soil and water, researchers suggest |
(06-Apr-2017) Issues to discuss with your doctor |
(06-Apr-2017) Proposal would allow the gravely ill access to experimental therapies that may or may not work |
(06-Apr-2017) Proposal would allow the gravely ill access to experimental therapies that may or may not work |
(06-Apr-2017) Stimulant-taking party-goers don't always know what they're using, study finds |
(06-Apr-2017) Danger is greatest for people in areas where extreme rain shortages are uncommon, researchers find |
(06-Apr-2017) Exercise and other lifestyle adjustments should be tried first, Consumer Reports advises |
(06-Apr-2017) Discussing their death wishes is paramount for most, not actually hastening their demise, expert says |
(06-Apr-2017) They screen for gene variants linked to 10 diseases and conditions |
(05-Apr-2017) Drugs that alter gut bacteria might set stage for polyp development, researcher says |
(04-Apr-2017) Warns of dire consequences if greenhouse gases are not controlled |
(04-Apr-2017) And help protect children |
(04-Apr-2017) Cats test positive for harmful chemicals found in house dust, so tots might, too, study suggests |
(04-Apr-2017) Warns of dire consequences if greenhouse gases are not controlled |
(04-Apr-2017) Study questions steep price hikes for lifesaving drugs, even among insured patients |
(04-Apr-2017) Proposal would make it tougher for people with pre-existing medical problems, reports say |
(04-Apr-2017) Study questions steep price hikes for lifesaving drugs, even among insured patients |
(04-Apr-2017) Study questions steep price hikes for lifesaving drugs, even among insured patients |
(03-Apr-2017) Large U.S. study points to the drug's potential tumor-fighting abilities |
(03-Apr-2017) A minority of women with 'triple-negative' tumors responded to Tecentriq, but they responded well |
(03-Apr-2017) Exposure to high heat and physical exertion may increase risk of heart attacks, study says |
(03-Apr-2017) While study found great progress, problems persist in South Asia and parts of Africa |
(03-Apr-2017) Exposure to high heat and physical exertion may increase risk of heart attacks, study says |
(31-Mar-2017) Lower cost might help drive doctors' choice, researchers say |
(31-Mar-2017) The CDC suggests these precautions |
(31-Mar-2017) New fungal-based pesticide might knock out insects that survive current chemicals |
(30-Mar-2017) Venom of Australia's fang blenny is a powerful opioid that might lead to better painkillers, scientist says |
(30-Mar-2017) Study suggests chances doubled of getting degenerative nervous system disease, but absolute risk remains low |
(30-Mar-2017) A new survey finds that two-thirds would recommend their profession to others |
(30-Mar-2017) Experts point to widespread smartphone use as deadly distraction for drivers and walkers alike |
(30-Mar-2017) Experts point to widespread smartphone use as deadly distraction for drivers and walkers alike |
(29-Mar-2017) Use of the narcotic grew 5-fold in a decade, helped by scourge of prescription painkiller abuse |
(29-Mar-2017) First drug sanctioned in U.S. for primary progressive MS |
(28-Mar-2017) Taking triple the daily recommendation didn't lower risk in older women, but larger trials are underway |
(28-Mar-2017) At $12,000 and up a cycle, many forgo second attempt if they don't have coverage |
(28-Mar-2017) At $12,000 and up a cycle, many forgo second attempt if they don't have coverage |
(28-Mar-2017) Drug may help fight tumors affecting the ovaries, fallopian tubes or abdominal wall |
(28-Mar-2017) When topical medication doesn't work |
(27-Mar-2017) People who smoke cigarettes more likely to relapse after battling drug addiction |
(27-Mar-2017) Countries need to make plans and design interventions to cope with rising temps |
(24-Mar-2017) In the end, resistance from conservative and some moderate GOP lawmakers meant votes weren't there |
(24-Mar-2017) In the end, resistance from conservative and some moderate GOP lawmakers meant votes weren't there |
(24-Mar-2017) In the end, resistance from conservative and some moderate GOP lawmakers meant votes weren't there |
(24-Mar-2017) Survey, analysis reveal the full cost of employees addicted to alcohol, painkillers and other drugs |
(24-Mar-2017) Here's how |
(23-Mar-2017) Synthetic skin could use sun's energy to power the devices, researchers say |
(23-Mar-2017) Slight differences in death rates were possibly due to increased vigilance by staff, researcher suggests |
(23-Mar-2017) First sanctioned treatment in U.S. for aggressive tumor |
(22-Mar-2017) Xadago is taken during 'off' periods when symptoms escalate |
(22-Mar-2017) To help prevent 'off' episodes among users of levodopa/carbidopa |
(22-Mar-2017) Make sure it includes these features |
(21-Mar-2017) Study found a link between increases in temperature and more cases of the blood sugar disease |
(21-Mar-2017) Backaches, headaches and eye strain also go with the job but can be prevented, researchers say |
(20-Mar-2017) But suicides involving these drugs are up more than 50 percent, study finds |
(20-Mar-2017) Tips for proper storage and disposal to help prevent accidental poisonings |
(20-Mar-2017) Tips for proper storage and disposal to help prevent accidental poisonings |
(20-Mar-2017) Fewer bleeding problems reported among 'ablation' patients who took the newer blood thinner |
(20-Mar-2017) But not everyone responds completely to the medicines and cost remains a big obstacle, researchers say |
(17-Mar-2017) Those with low stroke risk might not benefit, new study contends |
(17-Mar-2017) Repatha, inclisiran lowered cholesterol levels even further, but first costs about $14,000 a year to take |
(17-Mar-2017) Rate 5 times higher for female vets who abuse alcohol, drugs than for female vets who don't |
(17-Mar-2017) Days spent hunting, farming and eating unprocessed foods keeps their arteries clear, researcher says |
(17-Mar-2017) Repatha, inclisiran lowered cholesterol levels even further, but first costs about $14,000 a year to take |
(17-Mar-2017) They slow down and drive less aggressively after an accident, monitoring finds |
(17-Mar-2017) They slow down and drive less aggressively after an accident, monitoring finds |
(17-Mar-2017) They slow down and drive less aggressively after an accident, monitoring finds |
(16-Mar-2017) Hanging-type deaths rose more than gun-related suicides since 1999, CDC says |
(16-Mar-2017) Prescribing narcotic painkillers for 3 days or less may lower chances of addiction, study finds |
(16-Mar-2017) How to help prevent an accident |
(15-Mar-2017) Up to 40 percent experienced temporary remission, small study finds |
(15-Mar-2017) Researchers find one tropical type that climbs its way to freedom |
(15-Mar-2017) 30 percent of fatal opioid overdoses involved both types of meds, but number of people prescribed both has spiked |
(14-Mar-2017) Skin condition cleared up just as well without use of the drugs, study found |
(14-Mar-2017) Researchers say the drugs wipe out the insects' beneficial gut bacteria |
(14-Mar-2017) Canadians with the lung disease live about 10 years longer on average, study finds |
(14-Mar-2017) Republicans say major surgery needed to Obamacare to save what they call a failed initiative |
(14-Mar-2017) Republicans say major surgery needed to Obamacare to save what they call a failed initiative |
(11-Mar-2017) Researcher says genetics play a part in whether you're a night owl, which can make daylight saving a tough transition |
(10-Mar-2017) Poll also found most employers unprepared to deal with the issue |
(10-Mar-2017) Poll also found most employers unprepared to deal with the issue |
(09-Mar-2017) Brazil outbreak has officials worried, and transmission to United States is possible |
(09-Mar-2017) Moves are a crucial step in replacing Affordable Care Act, but health advocacy groups mount opposition |
(09-Mar-2017) Moves are a crucial step in replacing Affordable Care Act, but health advocacy groups mount opposition |
(09-Mar-2017) Brazil outbreak has officials worried, and transmission to United States is possible |
(08-Mar-2017) Studies found hospitalizations, deaths among these patients highest during that season |
(08-Mar-2017) It retains some portions of the health reform law, but axes some unpopular ones |
(08-Mar-2017) Research showed real benefit, but also more problems with patients getting appointments |
(08-Mar-2017) It retains some portions of the health reform law, but axes some unpopular ones |
(07-Mar-2017) Traffic measure in Sweden reduced rates of wheezing disease by 50 percent, researchers report |
(07-Mar-2017) Do-it-yourself approach works as well as professional extermination services, study finds |
(07-Mar-2017) It retains some portions of the health reform law, but axes some unpopular ones |
(07-Mar-2017) It retains some portions of the health reform law, but axes some unpopular ones |
(07-Mar-2017) Traffic measure in Sweden reduced rates of wheezing disease by 50 percent, researchers report |
(06-Mar-2017) Coalition of 11 groups urges Congress to ensure affordability, accessibility and adequate coverage |
(06-Mar-2017) Employees in better mood the next day, leading to more work engagement and job satisfaction, study contends |
(06-Mar-2017) Failure to follow doctors' orders leads to unnecessary and costly treatment, research shows |
(06-Mar-2017) For adults who awaken to urinate at least twice nightly |
(03-Mar-2017) Older people in cities with lots of wood-burning devices might run heart attack risk, study finds |
(03-Mar-2017) Terms like 'hypoallergenic' and 'fragrance-free' may not mean what you think they do, doctor says |
(02-Mar-2017) Study can't prove cause-and-effect, but children exposed in utero to pyrethroids had more problems |
(02-Mar-2017) But that area often overlooked when it comes to infection control, researchers say |
(02-Mar-2017) Odactra is a year-round treatment for reactions to the tiny bugs that share your home |
(02-Mar-2017) Study finds amount can vary widely depending on the brand of sleep aid, with implications for health |
(01-Mar-2017) Researchers asked why one popular drug is prescribed over another |
(01-Mar-2017) No higher rates of complications seen in babies when mom took these meds after 22 weeks of pregnancy |
(01-Mar-2017) Drug will treat a condition called carcinoid syndrome diarrhea |
(28-Feb-2017) Prices were double the average costs for the implants, but only one insurer was included in the research |
(28-Feb-2017) Research looked specifically at bleeds inside the skull and near the brain |
(27-Feb-2017) Most say they know little about antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and half think antibiotics work against viruses |
(27-Feb-2017) Study finds drug-resistant bacteria can colonize in drains, spread to sinks and eventually reach patients |
(27-Feb-2017) Health care experts note that paying for essential drugs increases access, too |
(27-Feb-2017) Marijuana isn't benign, child health experts contend |
(27-Feb-2017) Concerns about long waits, primary care shortage appear unfounded, researchers say |
(27-Feb-2017) Concerns about long waits, primary care shortage appear unfounded, researchers say |
(27-Feb-2017) Health care experts note that paying for essential drugs increases access, too |
(25-Feb-2017) Anglers may suffer burns, concussions and broken bones |
(24-Feb-2017) Antibiotic-resistant germs no longer confined to hospitals, study warns |
(24-Feb-2017) Inmates at elevated risk of developing cancer, dying from their disease, study finds |
(22-Feb-2017) Akin to sunlight, it could ward off depression during rehab, study finds |
(22-Feb-2017) One-third are prescribed for conditions like pain or migraine with little scientific backup, study says |
(21-Feb-2017) The law still stands despite IRS decision to process tax returns without insurance status |
(21-Feb-2017) Skipping doses or drugs altogether can be dangerous, U.S. researchers warn |
(21-Feb-2017) Skipping doses or drugs altogether can be dangerous, U.S. researchers warn |
(21-Feb-2017) Skipping doses or drugs altogether can be dangerous, U.S. researchers warn |
(20-Feb-2017) Review found younger patients fared better over 5 years, though some deaths reported |
(20-Feb-2017) Odds of overdose more than double if parent takes powerful narcotic instead of milder pain med, study finds |
(20-Feb-2017) Better prevention and treatment, not jail time, would stem surge in drug-addicted newborns |
(20-Feb-2017) Odds of overdose more than double if parent takes powerful narcotic instead of milder pain med, study finds |
(18-Feb-2017) Drinking too much can affect your judgment, increasing your risk for injury, CDC warns |
(18-Feb-2017) Drinking too much can affect your judgment, increasing your risk for injury, CDC warns |
(18-Feb-2017) Drinking too much can affect your judgment, increasing your risk for injury, CDC warns |
(17-Feb-2017) Be aware of unusual health risks in the Caribbean and Central and South America, doctor advises |
(17-Feb-2017) Review found many with inflamed appendix were fine with antibiotics alone, but more research needed |
(17-Feb-2017) Study found physicians might even give the drugs if they didn't suspect a bacterial infection |
(17-Feb-2017) Limiting moisture in the home is key, specialists say |
(17-Feb-2017) Be aware of unusual health risks in the Caribbean and Central and South America, doctor advises |
(17-Feb-2017) Be aware of unusual health risks in the Caribbean and Central and South America, doctor advises |
(17-Feb-2017) Be aware of unusual health risks in the Caribbean and Central and South America, doctor advises |
(17-Feb-2017) Be aware of unusual health risks in the Caribbean and Central and South America, doctor advises |
(17-Feb-2017) Be aware of unusual health risks in the Caribbean and Central and South America, doctor advises |
(16-Feb-2017) People who use the drug are more willing to have casual sex without a condom, study shows |
(16-Feb-2017) Injected drug is for use by patients who've failed other treatments |
(15-Feb-2017) Enrollment period for 2018 will be shorter, plus new restrictions on joining plans after missed premiums |
(15-Feb-2017) Enrollment period for 2018 will be shorter, plus new restrictions on joining plans after missed premiums |
(15-Feb-2017) Patients are 30 percent more likely to get hooked on painkillers if their ER physician prescribes them frequently |
(14-Feb-2017) Autism more often diagnosed among children in higher-income families, study finds |
(13-Feb-2017) First line of defense is an epinephrine auto-injector, pediatricians say |
(13-Feb-2017) Better treatments may translate into complacency, HIV experts say |
(13-Feb-2017) Psychiatrist cautions doctors and patients to consider risks and benefits of each drug |
(13-Feb-2017) 9 percent drop in deaths where policies to discourage drinking and driving among all motorists were most stringent |
(13-Feb-2017) 9 percent drop in deaths where policies to discourage drinking and driving among all motorists were most stringent |
(10-Feb-2017) Study of obese Hispanic children suggests smog might boost chances of developing the blood sugar disorder |
(10-Feb-2017) Study found noise can exceed safe levels and perhaps damage inner ear |
(10-Feb-2017) Study of obese Hispanic children suggests smog might boost chances of developing the blood sugar disorder |
(10-Feb-2017) Rates of miscarriage higher for those with a previous miscarriage |
(10-Feb-2017) Trump administration draft regulation reportedly could raise rates for older adults, shorten open enrollment for 2018 |
(10-Feb-2017) The longer the mission, the greater the changes, scans suggest |
(10-Feb-2017) Erratic swerving showed up in tests taken after young patients thought they had recovered |
(10-Feb-2017) Erratic swerving showed up in tests taken after young patients thought they had recovered |
(09-Feb-2017) Approach seemed to help women with high blood levels of a 'marker' for inflammation, study found |
(09-Feb-2017) First U.S. approval of corticosteroid to treat the disorder |
(08-Feb-2017) Music can make you happy because it spurs chemical system involved in pleasure, study finds |
(08-Feb-2017) Dry environment might alter how easily mosquito-borne virus is transmitted, researchers say |
(08-Feb-2017) It's possible, but researcher stresses cause-and-effect link not proven |
(07-Feb-2017) Findings show 2008 federal 'parity' law is having desired effect, researchers say |
(06-Feb-2017) Some people outgrow their allergy and others may have been misdiagnosed, doctor explains |
(06-Feb-2017) Some people outgrow their allergy and others may have been misdiagnosed, doctor explains |
(06-Feb-2017) It's not uncommon for toddlers to ingest drugs intended for dogs and cats, study finds |
(06-Feb-2017) The screens are used to detect four rare metabolic disorders |
(05-Feb-2017) Avoid bulky clothing, American Academy of Pediatrics says |
(05-Feb-2017) Avoid bulky clothing, American Academy of Pediatrics says |
(03-Feb-2017) Zero-gravity conditions prevent normal pressure variations around the brain, researchers say |
(03-Feb-2017) To ensure that it's cleaner |
(02-Feb-2017) NASA researchers compare biological differences between Scott and Mark Kelly |
(02-Feb-2017) May be due to gaps in medical knowledge about which patients need more attention, researcher says |
(02-Feb-2017) Over half of models surveyed said they'd been asked to lose weight or change their body shape |
(02-Feb-2017) NASA researchers compare biological differences between Scott and Mark Kelly |
(02-Feb-2017) Patients who took NSAIDs were also 2.5 times more likely to suffer gastrointestinal side effects |
(01-Feb-2017) Fine particles from power plants and cars may be to blame for about 20 percent of cases, study suggests |
(01-Feb-2017) Boxes, wrappers found to contain harmful fluorinated chemicals, study contends |
(31-Jan-2017) Trump Administration has pulled ads for the Affordable Care Act |
(31-Jan-2017) Trump Administration has pulled ads for the Affordable Care Act |
(31-Jan-2017) Trump Administration has pulled ads for the Affordable Care Act |
(30-Jan-2017) Study finds higher rate of hospital admissions for heart attack, chest pain 2 days after storm |
(30-Jan-2017) Whether taking them results in fewer heart attacks and strokes isn't yet known, researcher says |
(26-Jan-2017) Researchers call for better efforts to reduce such tragedies, regardless of family's insurance status |
(26-Jan-2017) Researchers call for better efforts to reduce such tragedies, regardless of family's insurance status |
(26-Jan-2017) International study found wide variance in how medical professionals determined who should receive benefits |
(25-Jan-2017) Finding could have implications for U.S. hospitals, study authors say |
(25-Jan-2017) Zinplava cuts risk of recurrent C. difficile infections by 40 percent |
(25-Jan-2017) Zinplava cuts risk of recurrent C. difficile infections by 40 percent |
(25-Jan-2017) Zinplava cuts risk of recurrent C. difficile infections by 40 percent |
(24-Jan-2017) Finding suggests they may need higher doses of methadone |
(24-Jan-2017) The supplements linked to muscle pain, other adverse effects similar to statins |
(23-Jan-2017) Bill would allow states to stick with the controversial health reform law -- or not |
(23-Jan-2017) 4 million with conditions like heart disease, asthma gained health insurance |
(23-Jan-2017) 4 million with conditions like heart disease, asthma gained health insurance |
(23-Jan-2017) Study found traveling across time zones linked to poorer pitching, slower running |
(22-Jan-2017) Dogs, cats and more suffer from secondhand smoke, FDA warns |
(20-Jan-2017) But greater numbers need to be in treatment for these conditions, researcher says |
(20-Jan-2017) But greater numbers need to be in treatment for these conditions, researcher says |
(20-Jan-2017) But greater numbers need to be in treatment for these conditions, researcher says |
(20-Jan-2017) Those handling rodents in breeding facilities in 2 states contracted Seoul virus, CDC reports |
(20-Jan-2017) Drug designed to stimulate upper gastrointestinal tract |
(19-Jan-2017) Multiple medical conditions tied to 2 to 4 times the odds of a crash, study suggests |
(19-Jan-2017) Even ingesting small amounts of fluorouracil can kill family pets, agency warns |
(19-Jan-2017) Multiple medical conditions tied to 2 to 4 times the odds of a crash, study suggests |
(19-Jan-2017) Multiple medical conditions tied to 2 to 4 times the odds of a crash, study suggests |
(17-Jan-2017) Few treatment programs deal with substance abuse in expectant moms, federal report says |
(17-Jan-2017) Cold, dry air helps the virus stay airborne long enough to cause infections, researchers say |
(17-Jan-2017) For example, anesthesiologists charge nearly 6 times the Medicare rate, study finds |
(17-Jan-2017) Nonpartisan report analyzes probable effects of a 2015 Congressional bill |
(17-Jan-2017) For example, anesthesiologists charge nearly 6 times the Medicare rate, study finds |
(17-Jan-2017) Nonpartisan report analyzes probable effects of a 2015 Congressional bill |
(17-Jan-2017) For example, anesthesiologists charge nearly 6 times the Medicare rate, study finds |
(16-Jan-2017) Study of 4 U.S. hospitals found wide variety of germs resistant to antibiotics of last resort |
(16-Jan-2017) By 7th grade, 4 out of 10 failed to meet standards in at least one academic area, study finds |
(16-Jan-2017) Letters being sent as GOP-controlled Congress races to repeal controversial health reform law |
(16-Jan-2017) Letters being sent as GOP-controlled Congress races to repeal controversial health reform law |
(16-Jan-2017) Letters being sent as GOP-controlled Congress races to repeal controversial health reform law |
(16-Jan-2017) Letters being sent as GOP-controlled Congress races to repeal controversial health reform law |
(16-Jan-2017) Letters being sent as GOP-controlled Congress races to repeal controversial health reform law |
(13-Jan-2017) In direct comparison, researchers found no real difference compared to antibiotics |
(13-Jan-2017) She died after possibly picking up an infection in an Indian hospital, researchers say |
(13-Jan-2017) Votes are initial steps in potentially complex process to replace the controversial health reform law |
(13-Jan-2017) Votes are initial steps in potentially complex process to replace the controversial health reform law |
(13-Jan-2017) Votes are initial steps in potentially complex process to replace the controversial health reform law |
(12-Jan-2017) Pot shown to help chronic pain, chemo-related nausea and muscle spasms in multiple sclerosis, but researchers cite risks, too |
(12-Jan-2017) But risk of infection is low, infectious disease doctor says |
(12-Jan-2017) More smoking, obesity and less use of seatbelts are some possible reasons why |
(12-Jan-2017) Measure sets Jan. 27 deadline for draft of repeal legislation, avoids possibility of filibuster by Democrats |
(12-Jan-2017) Measure sets Jan. 27 deadline for draft of repeal legislation, avoids possibility of filibuster by Democrats |
(12-Jan-2017) Measure sets Jan. 27 deadline for draft of repeal legislation, avoids possibility of filibuster by Democrats |
(11-Jan-2017) Cover your sneeze to protect those around you, health experts advise |
(10-Jan-2017) Studies suggest significant out-of-pocket costs may harm low-income and chronically ill patients |
(10-Jan-2017) Studies suggest significant out-of-pocket costs may harm low-income and chronically ill patients |
(09-Jan-2017) New scientific tool helps predict harmful algae blooms in Pacific |
(06-Jan-2017) Doctors say problem may become more widespread as more states decriminalize possession of pot |
(05-Jan-2017) Study couldn't prove cause-and-effect, but risk rose as proximity to traffic increased, researchers report |
(05-Jan-2017) Study couldn't prove cause-and-effect, but risk rose as proximity to traffic increased, researchers report |
(05-Jan-2017) Suggests long-term use of acid suppressors might open door to C. difficile and Campylobacter bacteria |
(05-Jan-2017) Suggests long-term use of acid suppressors might open door to C. difficile and Campylobacter bacteria |
(05-Jan-2017) But some doctors don't think pregnant women prescribed Diclectin should worry |
(05-Jan-2017) But only half of U.S. states require them for all offenders, researchers note |
(04-Jan-2017) Steps include insulating water lines that run along exterior walls, experts advise |
(04-Jan-2017) Opicapone, added to standard treatment, appears safe and well-tolerated, researchers say |
(04-Jan-2017) Opicapone, added to standard treatment, appears safe and well-tolerated, researchers say |
(04-Jan-2017) Study finds them living with smokers, mold, rodent and cockroach infestations, and few support systems |
(04-Jan-2017) Steps include insulating water lines that run along exterior walls, experts advise |
(04-Jan-2017) Steps include insulating water lines that run along exterior walls, experts advise |
(04-Jan-2017) Opicapone, added to standard treatment, appears safe and well-tolerated, researchers say |
(04-Jan-2017) Steps include insulating water lines that run along exterior walls, experts advise |
(04-Jan-2017) Steps include insulating water lines that run along exterior walls, experts advise |
(04-Jan-2017) Steps include insulating water lines that run along exterior walls, experts advise |
(04-Jan-2017) Steps include insulating water lines that run along exterior walls, experts advise |
(04-Jan-2017) Steps include insulating water lines that run along exterior walls, experts advise |
(04-Jan-2017) Steps include insulating water lines that run along exterior walls, experts advise |
(03-Jan-2017) American College of Physicians updated diabetes guidelines, said second drug can be added |
(03-Jan-2017) Higher standard of living reduces odds the virus-carrying mosquitoes will thrive, study says |
(03-Jan-2017) How to keep kids safer |
(30-Dec-2016) But that doesn't mean roads will be safe New Year's Eve; 28 million still drink and drive, survey finds |
(29-Dec-2016) 17 of 24 children with neurofibromatosis type 1 saw improvement, but more study needed |
(29-Dec-2016) Currently, genetic bleeding disorder is treated with injections |
(29-Dec-2016) Consumer Reports finds the non-prescription drugs are taken for periods far longer than their intended use |
(29-Dec-2016) Consumer Reports finds the non-prescription drugs are taken for periods far longer than their intended use |
(28-Dec-2016) Exposure to manganese in welding fumes appears to affect movement, researchers report |
(28-Dec-2016) Good hygiene and disinfectant wipes will help keep illness at bay, germ expert says |
(28-Dec-2016) Good hygiene and disinfectant wipes will help keep illness at bay, germ expert says |
(27-Dec-2016) Cimaglermin appears to strengthen cells and improve heart function, researchers report |
(27-Dec-2016) Increased odds were nearly doubled if two antipsychotic medications were taken, study says |
(27-Dec-2016) Increased odds were nearly doubled if two antipsychotic medications were taken, study says |
(27-Dec-2016) Cimaglermin appears to strengthen cells and improve heart function, researchers report |
(27-Dec-2016) In 2 states studied, teens downplayed harms after recreational pot legalized; use increased in 1 state |
(27-Dec-2016) Increased odds were nearly doubled if two antipsychotic medications were taken, study says |
(23-Dec-2016) New York City health department says veterinarian treating sick cats likely was infected with the virus |
(22-Dec-2016) Specialist hopes ocrelizumab will be available by spring |
(22-Dec-2016) Women less likely to choose that specialty, and they report more discrimination than males |
(22-Dec-2016) Specialist hopes ocrelizumab will be available by spring |
(22-Dec-2016) Coffee won't help a tipsy person sober up, traffic safety experts warn |
(22-Dec-2016) Coffee won't help a tipsy person sober up, traffic safety experts warn |
(22-Dec-2016) Coffee won't help a tipsy person sober up, traffic safety experts warn |
(22-Dec-2016) Coffee won't help a tipsy person sober up, traffic safety experts warn |
(22-Dec-2016) Coffee won't help a tipsy person sober up, traffic safety experts warn |
(21-Dec-2016) 10 days of the medication was twice as effective, study finds |
(21-Dec-2016) The Commonwealth Fund finds more working-age Americans have health insurance than ever before |
(21-Dec-2016) The Commonwealth Fund finds more working-age Americans have health insurance than ever before |
(21-Dec-2016) Nearly 1 in 7 parents of toddlers don't bring a car seat for travel rides, poll finds |
(21-Dec-2016) The Commonwealth Fund finds more working-age Americans have health insurance than ever before |
(21-Dec-2016) Nearly 1 in 7 parents of toddlers don't bring a car seat for travel rides, poll finds |
(21-Dec-2016) Nearly 1 in 7 parents of toddlers don't bring a car seat for travel rides, poll finds |
(21-Dec-2016) Nearly 1 in 7 parents of toddlers don't bring a car seat for travel rides, poll finds |
(21-Dec-2016) Nearly 1 in 7 parents of toddlers don't bring a car seat for travel rides, poll finds |
(21-Dec-2016) It's possible that these state laws might cause younger drivers to drink less, researchers said |
(20-Dec-2016) Chinese-based study, analysis of previous research point to everyday use decreasing the odds |
(20-Dec-2016) Prescription painkillers and heroin lead the increase, latest government data shows |
(20-Dec-2016) Athletic trainer offers tips to avoid cold weather-related injuries |
(20-Dec-2016) Insurance affects where people go for emergency care, study finds |
(20-Dec-2016) Insurance affects where people go for emergency care, study finds |
(20-Dec-2016) Prescription painkillers and heroin lead the increase, latest government data shows |
(19-Dec-2016) But degree of impairment tied to acetaminophen and ibuprofen was modest, researchers say |
(19-Dec-2016) Rubraca's use is specific to women with a mutation of the BRCA gene, FDA said |
(19-Dec-2016) Plan for possible emergencies |
(18-Dec-2016) Red Cross offers tips for getting to your destination safely |
(18-Dec-2016) Red Cross offers tips for getting to your destination safely |
(18-Dec-2016) Red Cross offers tips for getting to your destination safely |
(18-Dec-2016) Red Cross offers tips for getting to your destination safely |
(18-Dec-2016) Red Cross offers tips for getting to your destination safely |
(18-Dec-2016) Red Cross offers tips for getting to your destination safely |
(18-Dec-2016) Red Cross offers tips for getting to your destination safely |
(18-Dec-2016) Red Cross offers tips for getting to your destination safely |
(16-Dec-2016) Having a child with the condition costs about $80 more a month in medical expenses, study finds |
(16-Dec-2016) Survey reveals reluctance of teens, young adults to talk to their doctor because parents might find out |
(16-Dec-2016) Sitting for long periods puts you at risk for potentially deadly deep vein thrombosis |
(16-Dec-2016) Sitting for long periods puts you at risk for potentially deadly deep vein thrombosis |
(16-Dec-2016) Sitting for long periods puts you at risk for potentially deadly deep vein thrombosis |
(16-Dec-2016) Sitting for long periods puts you at risk for potentially deadly deep vein thrombosis |
(16-Dec-2016) Sitting for long periods puts you at risk for potentially deadly deep vein thrombosis |
(15-Dec-2016) Rainier winters end up trapping food in ice, limiting food supply, researchers say |
(15-Dec-2016) Doctor offers precautions against hypothermia; go easy when shoveling snow |
(15-Dec-2016) Report highlights need for accurate screening |
(15-Dec-2016) Report highlights need for accurate screening |
(15-Dec-2016) Advisory follows reports of 5 cases of local infection in Brownsville |
(14-Dec-2016) Cost of brand-name meds for chronic conditions rose nearly 130 times faster than inflation rate |
(14-Dec-2016) Cost of brand-name meds for chronic conditions rose nearly 130 times faster than inflation rate |
(14-Dec-2016) Cost of brand-name meds for chronic conditions rose nearly 130 times faster than inflation rate |
(14-Dec-2016) Tissue is derived from patient's own knee |
(13-Dec-2016) Tecentriq extended survival by several months for patients with advanced disease, study found |
(13-Dec-2016) Use of tobacco and alcohol down significantly, too, federal report finds |
(13-Dec-2016) Public health expert says mosquito eggs can survive colder temps |
(13-Dec-2016) Breaking down mortality data by county, most pressing local health problems were pinpointed, study finds |
(13-Dec-2016) Doctor offers precautions against hypothermia; go easy when shoveling snow |
(12-Dec-2016) Using a decongestant |
(12-Dec-2016) Use of multiple substances seems to be more common than thought |
(12-Dec-2016) Tell your doctor if you or anyone in your family has a substance abuse problem |
(12-Dec-2016) In this group, use of the meds after a heart attack compromised quality of life, study finds |
(12-Dec-2016) Whether the medicines over-prescribed is up for debate, psychiatrists say |
(09-Dec-2016) But findings from small study are unlikely to change current practice, doctors say |
(09-Dec-2016) Perceived side effects might lead some to stop taking the breast cancer preventative, study finds |
(08-Dec-2016) New regimen helped women with metastatic, hormone-receptor positive disease in study |
(08-Dec-2016) Investigators identify strategies for ensuring the drug's availability |
(08-Dec-2016) New regimen helped women with metastatic, hormone-receptor positive disease in study |
(08-Dec-2016) 43 percent of Americans would like to see the health care reform law kept in place but amended, HealthDay/Harris Poll finds |
(08-Dec-2016) 43 percent of Americans would like to see the health care reform law kept in place but amended, HealthDay/Harris Poll finds |
(07-Dec-2016) 15 hottest-ever days predicted for every record low if greenhouse gas emissions don't decline |
(07-Dec-2016) Surveys show misunderstandings about safety of filters are also common |
(07-Dec-2016) 15 hottest-ever days predicted for every record low if greenhouse gas emissions don't decline |
(06-Dec-2016) Americans 65-plus more than doubled their use of marijuana over 8 years, study finds |
(06-Dec-2016) Study suggests that possibility, review authors say, but more research needed to confirm findings |
(06-Dec-2016) Urbanization, DDT pesticide ban played roles, but climate change may become a factor, researchers say |
(06-Dec-2016) Researchers say finding highlights need to overhaul dental insurance |
(06-Dec-2016) Researchers say finding highlights need to overhaul dental insurance |
(06-Dec-2016) Researchers say finding highlights need to overhaul dental insurance |
(06-Dec-2016) Too little shut-eye can equal alcohol in terms of impairment behind the wheel, traffic safety group warns |
(06-Dec-2016) Too little shut-eye can equal alcohol in terms of impairment behind the wheel, traffic safety group warns |
(05-Dec-2016) Study suggests potential resistance to a last line of antibiotics for humans |
(05-Dec-2016) More than 1 in 4 say antibiotics are given when the drugs will likely do no good |
(05-Dec-2016) More than 1 in 4 say antibiotics are given when the drugs will likely do no good |
(05-Dec-2016) More than 1 in 4 say antibiotics are given when the drugs will likely do no good |
(05-Dec-2016) Those who had longer seizures during driving tests were more likely to have accidents |
(02-Dec-2016) Study suggests, but can't prove, that rodent allergens could play a role |
(02-Dec-2016) Small study found lack of sleep affected blood pressure, heart rate in healthy volunteers |
(01-Dec-2016) People resistant to older medication also have problems with newer drug, study finds |
(01-Dec-2016) More exposure to sun's UVB rays linked to lower risk of eye condition in study |
(01-Dec-2016) People resistant to older medication also have problems with newer drug, study finds |
(30-Nov-2016) Many patients who should take it don't, researchers say |
(30-Nov-2016) 93 percent had tumor growth controlled for median of more than 8 months, researchers report |
(30-Nov-2016) Yet, many drug users still share needles sometimes, report finds |
(30-Nov-2016) Agencies have 18 months to implement smoke-free policies |
(30-Nov-2016) Researchers credit Obamacare, but difficulties persist for uninsured and people with high deductibles |
(30-Nov-2016) Researchers credit Obamacare, but difficulties persist for uninsured and people with high deductibles |
(30-Nov-2016) Researchers credit Obamacare, but difficulties persist for uninsured and people with high deductibles |
(30-Nov-2016) More than $411 billion a year lost in U.S. due to lower productivity levels, study finds |
(29-Nov-2016) Know when they help, and when they don't |
(29-Nov-2016) American Diabetes Association asks Congress to investigate the matter |
(29-Nov-2016) Study found 41 percent of meds that can increase drowsiness were set too high for seniors, linked to accidents |
(29-Nov-2016) Rollovers and heavier vehicles are some likely reasons why, study shows |
(28-Nov-2016) Problem linked to changes in amount of fluid around the brain and spinal cord, researchers say |
(28-Nov-2016) Problem linked to changes in amount of fluid around the brain and spinal cord, researchers say |
(25-Nov-2016) It's the only region in the U.S. that hasn't made big progress in fighting the disease |
(25-Nov-2016) It's the only region in the U.S. that hasn't made big progress in fighting the disease |
(25-Nov-2016) It's the only region in the U.S. that hasn't made big progress in fighting the disease |
(25-Nov-2016) It's the only region in the U.S. that hasn't made big progress in fighting the disease |
(23-Nov-2016) Staying calm and being prepared can help you reach your destination safely |
(23-Nov-2016) Without supplemental insurance, out-of-pocket costs average 25 percent of annual earnings, study finds |
(23-Nov-2016) Staying calm and being prepared can help you reach your destination safely |
(23-Nov-2016) Staying calm and being prepared can help you reach your destination safely |
(22-Nov-2016) Although new threats have emerged, the number of people dying from infections has stayed relatively stable |
(22-Nov-2016) CDC cites blood thinners, antibiotics, diabetes drugs for nearly half of adverse drug-related events |
(22-Nov-2016) Here's what you should know |
(22-Nov-2016) Prescription drugs are the fastest growing expense, report shows |
(22-Nov-2016) CDC cites blood thinners, antibiotics, diabetes drugs for nearly half of adverse drug-related events |
(22-Nov-2016) Prescription drugs are the fastest growing expense, report shows |
(22-Nov-2016) Prescription drugs are the fastest growing expense, report shows |
(22-Nov-2016) CDC cites blood thinners, antibiotics, diabetes drugs for nearly half of adverse drug-related events |
(21-Nov-2016) In study, a certain class of medications was tied to more resilient bones for older patients |
(18-Nov-2016) Overuse of antibiotics may threaten farm employees, their families |
(18-Nov-2016) One hospital reported 3 times more heart admissions after the 2005 storm compared to before |
(18-Nov-2016) One hospital reported 3 times more heart admissions after the 2005 storm compared to before |
(18-Nov-2016) Researchers found helmet use fell, head injuries rose after change in Michigan |
(18-Nov-2016) To slow organ damage, patients should quit the habit, researchers say |
(18-Nov-2016) Researchers found helmet use fell, head injuries rose after change in Michigan |
(17-Nov-2016) Drugs taken by mouth were just as effective for children after hospital discharge |
(17-Nov-2016) Finding highlights growing problem of antibiotic resistance |
(17-Nov-2016) Medication is potentially helpful for those who didn't find relief from other treatments, researchers say |
(17-Nov-2016) Medication is potentially helpful for those who didn't find relief from other treatments, researchers say |
(17-Nov-2016) Drug contained in a once-daily insert |
(17-Nov-2016) Good news is that many can be prevented |
(17-Nov-2016) Good news is that many can be prevented |
(16-Nov-2016) Palbociclib slows disease progression, study finds |
(16-Nov-2016) Animal test shows medicine safely released over two-week period |
(16-Nov-2016) Palbociclib slows disease progression, study finds |
(16-Nov-2016) Study in New York City found most of the germs came from human skin, food |
(16-Nov-2016) Animal test shows medicine safely released over two-week period |
(15-Nov-2016) Injectable drugs could provide major advance in heart-disease prevention, researchers say |
(15-Nov-2016) Patients can spend from $12 to $400 a month to fill common prescriptions, study reveals |
(15-Nov-2016) Researchers concerned about high doses of meds like Nexium and Prilosec |
(15-Nov-2016) Patients can spend from $12 to $400 a month to fill common prescriptions, study reveals |
(14-Nov-2016) Small study suggests real improvement for some patients, but more follow-up research is needed |
(14-Nov-2016) Researchers found more complications, such as bleeding, for the pain relievers ibuprofen and naproxen |
(14-Nov-2016) Early study suggests potential downside, but more research is needed, experts say |
(14-Nov-2016) Researchers found more complications, such as bleeding, for the pain relievers ibuprofen and naproxen |
(11-Nov-2016) Research suggests a 'sweet spot' where activity's benefits best meet the effects of dirty air |
(11-Nov-2016) Obama administration assures consumers that sign-ups will continue |
(11-Nov-2016) Obama administration assures consumers that sign-ups will continue |
(11-Nov-2016) Obama administration assures consumers that sign-ups will continue |
(11-Nov-2016) Trend popular because advocates say practice speeds recovery after childbirth, boosts mothers' mood and energy |
(11-Nov-2016) Obama administration assures consumers that sign-ups will continue |
(09-Nov-2016) What you can do |
(04-Nov-2016) Study results suggest latitude affects timing of disease onset |
(03-Nov-2016) More than 600 types cohabit with people in their living space |
(02-Nov-2016) Inhaling black carbon from traffic offsets benefits, environmental health specialist says |
(02-Nov-2016) Water's temperature appears to be more important than how much you drink, researchers find |
(01-Nov-2016) Grafts of patients' genetically modified skin improved healing of wounds in early study |
(01-Nov-2016) Medications used to treat addiction cut risk in half, study says |
(01-Nov-2016) Federal tax subsidies can ease the impact of premium increases, but consumers must shop wisely, analysts say |
(01-Nov-2016) Predictions on price hikes and enrollment figures |
(01-Nov-2016) Federal tax subsidies can ease the impact of premium increases, but consumers must shop wisely, analysts say |
(29-Oct-2016) When you're under the influence, carving pumpkins and other holiday fun can lead to injury, doctor warns |
(28-Oct-2016) News comes as double-digit price hikes for health plans on the horizon |
(28-Oct-2016) News comes as double-digit price hikes for health plans on the horizon |
(28-Oct-2016) News comes as double-digit price hikes for health plans on the horizon |
(28-Oct-2016) Workers with more say in their jobs had better chance of living longer, study finds |
(28-Oct-2016) It's for people who had prior stroke related to a hole in the heart |
(27-Oct-2016) Large majorities now favor price caps, Medicare's right to negotiate costs |
(27-Oct-2016) Researchers found sugar pill worked as well as commonly prescribed drugs |
(27-Oct-2016) Large majorities now favor price caps, Medicare's right to negotiate costs |
(27-Oct-2016) Researchers found sugar pill worked as well as commonly prescribed drugs |
(27-Oct-2016) Halloween safety tips |
(26-Oct-2016) Bad behavior and disrespect can take a toll on companies' bottom line, researchers say |
(25-Oct-2016) Utah study suggests elderly and ill aren't the only ones hurt by dirty air |
(25-Oct-2016) Found no change in pot use among children, but that wasn't the case for people older than 25 |
(25-Oct-2016) Utah study suggests elderly and ill aren't the only ones hurt by dirty air |
(25-Oct-2016) Feds confirm double-digit rate hikes and fewer health-plan choices, but claim affordability for low-income consumers |
(25-Oct-2016) Feds confirm double-digit rate hikes and fewer health-plan choices, but claim affordability for low-income consumers |
(25-Oct-2016) Found no change in pot use among children, but that wasn't the case for people older than 25 |
(25-Oct-2016) Astronauts-in-training may benefit from core-strengthening exercises, researcher says |
(25-Oct-2016) Reported mishaps include falls and burns from spilled hot drinks, study finds |
(24-Oct-2016) Study finds close adherence to instructions may be especially important after angioplasty |
(24-Oct-2016) Northeast may also experience changes in infectious diseases due to weather variations, research suggests |
(24-Oct-2016) Northeast may also experience changes in infectious diseases due to weather variations, research suggests |
(24-Oct-2016) Study finds close adherence to instructions may be especially important after angioplasty |
(24-Oct-2016) Things teens should avoid |
(22-Oct-2016) DEA-sponsored event offers sites to safely dispose of unused meds |
(22-Oct-2016) DEA-sponsored event offers sites to safely dispose of unused meds |
(21-Oct-2016) Study found more accidents happened in states with less stringent safe-driving regulations |
(20-Oct-2016) Patients knew they were taking a placebo and still obtained relief, study finds |
(20-Oct-2016) Parents don't emphasize safety enough, experts say |
(19-Oct-2016) People didn't substitute doctors for emergency rooms -- they used both, study says |
(19-Oct-2016) Malignancies that develop in muscles, fat, tendons and blood vessels |
(18-Oct-2016) And cars need some TLC before snow starts falling, CDC says |
(18-Oct-2016) And cars need some TLC before snow starts falling, CDC says |
(18-Oct-2016) If episodes of atrial fibrillation are brief, the risk of stroke is low, specialists say |
(18-Oct-2016) And cars need some TLC before snow starts falling, CDC says |
(18-Oct-2016) And cars need some TLC before snow starts falling, CDC says |
(18-Oct-2016) And cars need some TLC before snow starts falling, CDC says |
(18-Oct-2016) And cars need some TLC before snow starts falling, CDC says |
(18-Oct-2016) And cars need some TLC before snow starts falling, CDC says |
(17-Oct-2016) Large analysis finds declines or stagnation in many basic health measures |
(17-Oct-2016) Doctors, patients should be aware of risky combinations, heart group says |
(14-Oct-2016) But significant side effects remain an issue for Lemtrada, researcher says |
(14-Oct-2016) Study compares baby boomers, Generation X and millennials |
(14-Oct-2016) But significant side effects remain an issue for Lemtrada, researcher says |
(13-Oct-2016) OTC meds may be just what the doctor ordered |
(12-Oct-2016) Start by installing detectors on every floor of your home, and know what to do if they sound |
(12-Oct-2016) But higher Medicare payments don't reflect better patient outcomes, study says |
(12-Oct-2016) It's a great way to fit in exercise |
(12-Oct-2016) Levodopa pill can wear off, but a powdered version can come to the rescue, study finds |
(11-Oct-2016) Stretch first, pace yourself and remember to stay well-hydrated |
(11-Oct-2016) Study participants who had sham treatment reported pain relief, too |
(10-Oct-2016) Researchers find an association with C. difficile infection |
(10-Oct-2016) Despite impairments, 7 out of 10 workers said they had never had a vision exam |
(10-Oct-2016) Despite impairments, 7 out of 10 workers said they had never had a vision exam |
(10-Oct-2016) Despite impairments, 7 out of 10 workers said they had never had a vision exam |
(10-Oct-2016) Despite impairments, 7 out of 10 workers said they had never had a vision exam |
(10-Oct-2016) Despite impairments, 7 out of 10 workers said they had never had a vision exam |
(10-Oct-2016) Despite impairments, 7 out of 10 workers said they had never had a vision exam |
(10-Oct-2016) Lower-priced options could save patients thousands of dollars, researchers say |
(10-Oct-2016) Despite impairments, 7 out of 10 workers said they had never had a vision exam |
(06-Oct-2016) 43 percent of study patients with the blood cancer had a complete response, researchers report |
(06-Oct-2016) 43 percent of study patients with the blood cancer had a complete response, researchers report |
(06-Oct-2016) Heavy toll of out-of-pocket spending might have some patients skipping meds, researchers warn |
(06-Oct-2016) 6-year study finds follow-up therapy cuts survivors' risk for cancer in the other breast |
(06-Oct-2016) Heavy toll of out-of-pocket spending might have some patients skipping meds, researchers warn |
(05-Oct-2016) County-by-county study finds improved physical, mental well-being with career advancement |
(05-Oct-2016) These potent prescription drugs are helping to fuel addiction crisis in U.S. |
(05-Oct-2016) Suggestions to keep the youngster safe |
(04-Oct-2016) But both have side effects that may affect your choice, researchers say |
(04-Oct-2016) Be wary of potential threats to your furry friends |
(03-Oct-2016) Make sure you know possible side effects |
(03-Oct-2016) Regional figures can help health officials tailor prevention programs |
(03-Oct-2016) Blood sugar disorder rate was 19 percent higher for people concerned about getting fired |
(03-Oct-2016) But study wasn't definitive, and heart experts say both newer drugs are better than warfarin |
(30-Sep-2016) And inside air pollution makes symptoms even worse, study says |
(30-Sep-2016) And inside air pollution makes symptoms even worse, study says |
(30-Sep-2016) Vaccination protects both workers and patients, doctor says |
(29-Sep-2016) Two medications are better than one, researchers say |
(29-Sep-2016) Two medications are better than one, researchers say |
(28-Sep-2016) Nonsmokers can be exposed without knowing it, suffer health risks, researchers say |
(28-Sep-2016) Perceived stigma, fear of career repercussions hinder treatment, study suggests |
(28-Sep-2016) Analysis raises concerns about regulators' ability to serve the public interest, researchers suggest |
(28-Sep-2016) An automated delivery device for insulin |
(27-Sep-2016) Study finds they can also trigger anxiety, depression in low-income families |
(27-Sep-2016) Tips to make sure your eyes stay healthy |
(27-Sep-2016) Surplus may contribute to the opioid abuse epidemic, researchers say |
(26-Sep-2016) Study finding is a red flag, researcher says |
(26-Sep-2016) Enrollment in clinical trials also increased, study finds |
(26-Sep-2016) Enrollment in clinical trials also increased, study finds |
(26-Sep-2016) For several arthritic and gastrointestinal conditions |
(24-Sep-2016) Taking multiple medications and supplements could cause serious problems, FDA warns |
(24-Sep-2016) Taking multiple medications and supplements could cause serious problems, FDA warns |
(24-Sep-2016) Taking multiple medications and supplements could cause serious problems, FDA warns |
(23-Sep-2016) Small, preliminary study suggests oxytocin might ease 'ringing in the ears' |
(23-Sep-2016) Researchers believe it was spread through contaminated imported poultry |
(23-Sep-2016) Keep these criteria in mind |
(22-Sep-2016) Fewer calories are consumed in closed kitchen spaces, study says |
(22-Sep-2016) To shave premium costs, many employees are picking plans with higher deductibles |
(22-Sep-2016) Researchers saw regrowth in patients with the autoimmune disease alopecia areata |
(22-Sep-2016) Pretreatment ultrasounds may reassure women about their uterine cancer risk, researchers say |
(22-Sep-2016) Choose appropriate gear |
(22-Sep-2016) Choose appropriate gear |
(21-Sep-2016) But new drug shows promise against sexually transmitted disease in early trials |
(21-Sep-2016) In preliminary trial, 4 out of 9 people with acute myeloid leukemia had complete remission |
(21-Sep-2016) Economic burden includes health care, lost productivity and treatment programs |
(21-Sep-2016) In preliminary trial, 4 out of 9 people with acute myeloid leukemia had complete remission |
(20-Sep-2016) Infectious disease experts say multipronged approach is needed |
(20-Sep-2016) Infectious disease experts say multipronged approach is needed |
(20-Sep-2016) Research shows small uptick in Medicare patients who got screened for breast cancer |
(20-Sep-2016) Research shows small uptick in Medicare patients who got screened for breast cancer |
(20-Sep-2016) Infectious disease experts say multipronged approach is needed |
(19-Sep-2016) United Nations to discuss duel problems -- overuse and lack of access |
(19-Sep-2016) United Nations to discuss duel problems -- overuse and lack of access |
(19-Sep-2016) How it is metabolized is too unpredictable, could cause death, report finds |
(19-Sep-2016) United Nations to discuss duel problems -- overuse and lack of access |
(19-Sep-2016) Exondys 51 seems to fill unmet need for devastating childhood disease, agency says |
(19-Sep-2016) Exondys 51 sanctioned for certain gene mutation |
(16-Sep-2016) And those who also have conduct disorder seem to face an even greater risk |
(16-Sep-2016) Designed to relieve pain or clogged sensations in ear |
(16-Sep-2016) Suggestions for night driving |
(16-Sep-2016) Worst offenders as likely to have a wreck as someone who smokes marijuana behind the wheel, study found |
(16-Sep-2016) At least 14 crashes linked to the smartphone game during a 10-day period in July |
(16-Sep-2016) Suggestions for night driving |
(16-Sep-2016) Worst offenders as likely to have a wreck as someone who smokes marijuana behind the wheel, study found |
(16-Sep-2016) At least 14 crashes linked to the smartphone game during a 10-day period in July |
(15-Sep-2016) Study of fatal car crashes finds fewer linked to opioids where medical pot is legal, but some experts are critical of the research |
(15-Sep-2016) Study of fatal car crashes finds fewer linked to opioids where medical pot is legal, but some experts are critical of the research |
(14-Sep-2016) One-time application was highly effective in animal trials, but more study needed, researchers say |
(14-Sep-2016) Chemicals come from everyday products such as furniture, carpeting, electronics and toys, researchers say |
(14-Sep-2016) Surgery permanently reshapes eye's cornea |
(13-Sep-2016) More than a third said it improved their drug-taking behavior |
(13-Sep-2016) The lifesaving drugs 'only work if they are taken,' CDC director says |
(13-Sep-2016) But they must check blood sugar before and during flights, regulations say |
(13-Sep-2016) But they must check blood sugar before and during flights, regulations say |
(13-Sep-2016) But they must check blood sugar before and during flights, regulations say |
(12-Sep-2016) To minimize exposure, researchers recommend shutting windows and re-circulating air |
(12-Sep-2016) To minimize exposure, researchers recommend shutting windows and re-circulating air |
(12-Sep-2016) To minimize exposure, researchers recommend shutting windows and re-circulating air |
(12-Sep-2016) Parents make fewer mistakes using oral syringes compared to cups, study finds |
(12-Sep-2016) Parents make fewer mistakes using oral syringes compared to cups, study finds |
(12-Sep-2016) To minimize exposure, researchers recommend shutting windows and re-circulating air |
(12-Sep-2016) To minimize exposure, researchers recommend shutting windows and re-circulating air |
(09-Sep-2016) But like 3 other infections reported earlier, it did not spread beyond the original patient |
(09-Sep-2016) Climate change tied to warmer summers, more wildfires, affecting the health of millions, study predicts |
(08-Sep-2016) Savings is more than $2,000 per person, study finds |
(08-Sep-2016) Sent to every player, it describes return-to-play rules and how to recognize when to seek help |
(07-Sep-2016) Benralizumab significantly cuts respiratory attacks, two trials show |
(07-Sep-2016) Benralizumab significantly cuts respiratory attacks, two trials show |
(07-Sep-2016) Humira reduced inflammation that can lead to vision loss, researchers say |
(07-Sep-2016) Researchers hope to ID those with higher crash risk due to fatigue |
(07-Sep-2016) Researchers hope to ID those with higher crash risk due to fatigue |
(06-Sep-2016) Risk rose for hay fever, eczema, study suggests |
(06-Sep-2016) Heart rate, core body temperature rose more with fan use than without in 108 degree heat, study finds |
(06-Sep-2016) Metformin appears to have cardiovascular benefits, researchers report |
(06-Sep-2016) Instruments help avoid disability among stroke patients |
(02-Sep-2016) A drop of about 10 percent is possible, study authors suggest |
(02-Sep-2016) Says the products are no better than traditional soap, and may pose risk of bacterial resistance |
(02-Sep-2016) But the effect only happens when people are high and doesn't persist, British researchers contend |
(01-Sep-2016) Innovative material is based on the same substance in clear, clingy plastic wrap |
(31-Aug-2016) Erelzi is a biosimilar for Enbrel |
(31-Aug-2016) FDA to review findings, researcher says |
(31-Aug-2016) These drugs will now carry 'boxed warning' detailing the threat |
(30-Aug-2016) Seeing their prescription rates leads some to change their ways, study finds |
(30-Aug-2016) Researchers studying connection between retinoic acid and inflammation in gut |
(30-Aug-2016) But human studies have yet to be done |
(30-Aug-2016) Understand what you're reading |
(30-Aug-2016) Study showed the lenses as effective in monkeys as the standard eye drop treatment |
(30-Aug-2016) But human studies have yet to be done |
(29-Aug-2016) While number of cancer drugs rose, development of new heart medicines stalled, study finds |
(29-Aug-2016) But only one is already approved in the United States |
(29-Aug-2016) Danish study finds 51 percent greater odds, but absolute risk of a crash remains low |
(29-Aug-2016) Danish study finds 51 percent greater odds, but absolute risk of a crash remains low |
(26-Aug-2016) Improvement seen in all age levels, but millions still struggle with the cost of prescription drugs |
(26-Aug-2016) Improvement seen in all age levels, but millions still struggle with the cost of prescription drugs |
(26-Aug-2016) Improvement seen in all age levels, but millions still struggle with the cost of prescription drugs |
(26-Aug-2016) Improvement seen in all age levels, but millions still struggle with the cost of prescription drugs |
(26-Aug-2016) Improvement seen in all age levels, but millions still struggle with the cost of prescription drugs |
(25-Aug-2016) Concentration of drugs may be high enough to cause ecological changes, researchers say |
(25-Aug-2016) U.S. Surgeon General urges doctors to join the fight against opioid addiction epidemic |
(25-Aug-2016) Concentration of drugs may be high enough to cause ecological changes, researchers say |
(25-Aug-2016) Concentration of drugs may be high enough to cause ecological changes, researchers say |
(25-Aug-2016) Concentration of drugs may be high enough to cause ecological changes, researchers say |
(24-Aug-2016) Scientists say close-fitting surgical styles are a better alternative |
(24-Aug-2016) Study found male users reporting bigger benefits compared to women |
(23-Aug-2016) Air quality is becoming more sensitive to the effects of extreme weather, new study finds |
(23-Aug-2016) Letting Medicare and Medicaid negotiate pricing would likely help bring costs down, researchers say |
(23-Aug-2016) Air quality is becoming more sensitive to the effects of extreme weather, new study finds |
(23-Aug-2016) These toxins have lingered in the environment, study authors say |
(23-Aug-2016) Letting Medicare and Medicaid negotiate pricing would likely help bring costs down, researchers say |
(23-Aug-2016) Letting Medicare and Medicaid negotiate pricing would likely help bring costs down, researchers say |
(23-Aug-2016) Letting Medicare and Medicaid negotiate pricing would likely help bring costs down, researchers say |
(22-Aug-2016) Whether link applies to humans isn't clear, researchers say |
(22-Aug-2016) But HealthDay/Harris Poll finds support for either candidate in this area is far from overwhelming |
(22-Aug-2016) But HealthDay/Harris Poll finds support for either candidate in this area is far from overwhelming |
(22-Aug-2016) How young adults feel about their careers might affect them physically, mentally by middle-age, study finds |
(22-Aug-2016) Assess brain function after possible concussions |
(22-Aug-2016) Here's what you should teach them |
(22-Aug-2016) But HealthDay/Harris Poll finds support for either candidate in this area is far from overwhelming |
(19-Aug-2016) Suggestions for vacation |
(18-Aug-2016) Secondhand exposure lowered, and smokers more likely to quit |
(18-Aug-2016) Majority live in states that haven't expanded Medicaid, survey finds |
(18-Aug-2016) Majority live in states that haven't expanded Medicaid, survey finds |
(18-Aug-2016) Majority live in states that haven't expanded Medicaid, survey finds |
(18-Aug-2016) Majority live in states that haven't expanded Medicaid, survey finds |
(17-Aug-2016) Study found drug abuse, STDs and injuries were lower among teens who take meds |
(17-Aug-2016) Researchers report no significant rise in defects for babies exposed during first trimester |
(17-Aug-2016) About one-third of these were more serious injuries, study finds |
(17-Aug-2016) Here's how |
(17-Aug-2016) Safe Kids Worldwide says little ones' bodies heat up much faster than adults |
(16-Aug-2016) Risk of high-temperature trouble rises with age and chronic health issues, experts warn |
(16-Aug-2016) Swedish study finds lower risk of the digestive disorder in babies born in winter or cooler climates |
(16-Aug-2016) Medicare reimbursement review finds male specialists earning more |
(16-Aug-2016) Medicare reimbursement review finds male specialists earning more |
(16-Aug-2016) Study suggests doctors reconsider their use in the absence of heart attack, heart failure |
(15-Aug-2016) Study found that the farther a person had to walk to buy cigarettes, the more likely they were to quit |
(15-Aug-2016) But only association found, and researchers say women should still take the painkiller if needed |
(12-Aug-2016) Study says they're also more apt to have other psychiatric issues |
(12-Aug-2016) European study finds people who mostly use bikes to get around weigh less |
(12-Aug-2016) European study finds people who mostly use bikes to get around weigh less |
(12-Aug-2016) European study finds people who mostly use bikes to get around weigh less |
(11-Aug-2016) Early exposure ups likelihood of substance abuse when they reach their 20s, researcher says |
(11-Aug-2016) Survivors of 1945 attacks lived almost as long as others and their children show no apparent health effects |
(11-Aug-2016) Crashes involving objects that have fallen from vehicles up 40 percent since 2001 |
(11-Aug-2016) Crashes involving objects that have fallen from vehicles up 40 percent since 2001 |
(11-Aug-2016) Early exposure ups likelihood of substance abuse when they reach their 20s, researcher says |
(11-Aug-2016) Crashes involving objects that have fallen from vehicles up 40 percent since 2001 |
(11-Aug-2016) Crashes involving objects that have fallen from vehicles up 40 percent since 2001 |
(11-Aug-2016) Crashes involving objects that have fallen from vehicles up 40 percent since 2001 |
(11-Aug-2016) Crashes involving objects that have fallen from vehicles up 40 percent since 2001 |
(11-Aug-2016) Crashes involving objects that have fallen from vehicles up 40 percent since 2001 |
(10-Aug-2016) Reducing smog could also prevent many illnesses, medical group says |
(10-Aug-2016) Study finds expectation to respond threatens lifestyle balance |
(09-Aug-2016) Researchers cite concerns about possible long-term use and addiction |
(09-Aug-2016) 1 person died, 8 were sickened when illicit pills circulated in San Francisco, doctors report |
(09-Aug-2016) Many systems contain high levels of PFASs, which are linked to cancer, other health issues, study says |
(08-Aug-2016) Study finds rise in dangerous bacteria could make swimming more hazardous, too |
(08-Aug-2016) Study provides early evidence that coverage gains improve use, affordability and quality of care |
(08-Aug-2016) 2 studies highlight disparities in outcomes for uninsured and Medicaid patients |
(08-Aug-2016) Study provides early evidence that coverage gains improve use, affordability and quality of care |
(08-Aug-2016) 2 studies highlight disparities in outcomes for uninsured and Medicaid patients |
(08-Aug-2016) Teens and young adults, shift-workers and people with sleep disorders face greater risk |
(08-Aug-2016) Teens and young adults, shift-workers and people with sleep disorders face greater risk |
(08-Aug-2016) 2 studies highlight disparities in outcomes for uninsured and Medicaid patients |
(08-Aug-2016) Study provides early evidence that coverage gains improve use, affordability and quality of care |
(08-Aug-2016) Teens and young adults, shift-workers and people with sleep disorders face greater risk |
(08-Aug-2016) Teens and young adults, shift-workers and people with sleep disorders face greater risk |
(08-Aug-2016) What your travel plans should include |
(08-Aug-2016) Teens and young adults, shift-workers and people with sleep disorders face greater risk |
(08-Aug-2016) Teens and young adults, shift-workers and people with sleep disorders face greater risk |
(08-Aug-2016) Teens and young adults, shift-workers and people with sleep disorders face greater risk |
(08-Aug-2016) Teens and young adults, shift-workers and people with sleep disorders face greater risk |
(08-Aug-2016) Michigan city accounted for 5 percent of lead poisonings nationwide in 2014-2015, researcher says |
(07-Aug-2016) National Safety Council recommends this method over riding with parents or friends |
(07-Aug-2016) National Safety Council recommends this method over riding with parents or friends |
(07-Aug-2016) National Safety Council recommends this method over riding with parents or friends |
(07-Aug-2016) National Safety Council recommends this method over riding with parents or friends |
(07-Aug-2016) National Safety Council recommends this method over riding with parents or friends |
(07-Aug-2016) National Safety Council recommends this method over riding with parents or friends |
(07-Aug-2016) National Safety Council recommends this method over riding with parents or friends |
(05-Aug-2016) Large review in California finds lower survival rates among those with most exposure to dirty air |
(04-Aug-2016) Problem is acute in small, rural areas of Oregon, researchers find |
(04-Aug-2016) Planning ahead is essential to a positive travel experience, CDC says |
(04-Aug-2016) Planning ahead is essential to a positive travel experience, CDC says |
(04-Aug-2016) Human trial set to begin this fall, researcher says |
(04-Aug-2016) Planning ahead is essential to a positive travel experience, CDC says |
(04-Aug-2016) Planning ahead is essential to a positive travel experience, CDC says |
(04-Aug-2016) Human trial set to begin this fall, researcher says |
(04-Aug-2016) Planning ahead is essential to a positive travel experience, CDC says |
(04-Aug-2016) Planning ahead is essential to a positive travel experience, CDC says |
(03-Aug-2016) Doctors should screen for presence of gabapentin, researchers advise |
(03-Aug-2016) Just 6 minutes at about 160 degrees F kills the creepy critters, study says |
(03-Aug-2016) Doctors should screen for presence of gabapentin, researchers advise |
(02-Aug-2016) Obstacles like these can keep women from getting the surgeries, study finds |
(02-Aug-2016) Video interactions are least favored, study finds |
(02-Aug-2016) Study calls into question U.S.'s priorities for improving older adults' health, researcher says |
(01-Aug-2016) Biologics are made from living cells and more complicated to replicate, researchers said |
(28-Jul-2016) Drug lowers blood sugar levels, and doesn't boost risk of heart problems, agency says |
(28-Jul-2016) Exposure to radiation might explain Apollo astronauts' rate of heart problems, researcher says |
(28-Jul-2016) But it's not clear why the association may exist, eye experts say |
(28-Jul-2016) Finding challenges common belief that women entering workforce in greater numbers was to blame |
(28-Jul-2016) Drug lowers blood sugar levels, and doesn't boost risk of heart problems, agency says |
(28-Jul-2016) Hormone helps control blood sugar |
(28-Jul-2016) Midnight cutoff is too late to help, researchers say |
(28-Jul-2016) Midnight cutoff is too late to help, researchers say |
(26-Jul-2016) Fluoroquinolones such as Cipro, Levaquin should be reserved for life-threatening infections |
(26-Jul-2016) Eastern part of country still in its grip; experts offer safety advice |
(25-Jul-2016) Eastern part of country still in its grip; experts offer safety advice |
(22-Jul-2016) 'People need to be aware of what may be entering the water,' researcher says |
(22-Jul-2016) Using both dramatically reduces risk of fractures, study finds |
(22-Jul-2016) Men and younger people had higher odds of painkiller abuse, study found |
(22-Jul-2016) Simple steps can help you enjoy outdoor cooking while protecting the forest |
(22-Jul-2016) Much of the country to be under its scorching influence by the weekend; experts offer safety tips |
(22-Jul-2016) They increase on-the-job activity levels for white-collar workers, study found |
(22-Jul-2016) 41 New York City moms-to-be tested positive for the potentially devastating virus after trips abroad |
(22-Jul-2016) 41 New York City moms-to-be tested positive for the potentially devastating virus after trips abroad |
(22-Jul-2016) Using both dramatically reduces risk of fractures, study finds |
(22-Jul-2016) 41 New York City moms-to-be tested positive for the potentially devastating virus after trips abroad |
(22-Jul-2016) Using both dramatically reduces risk of fractures, study finds |
(21-Jul-2016) Researchers find these urban nuisances might aid in monitoring human health hazards |
(21-Jul-2016) Sleeping with a feathered friend nearby may keep some biting bugs at bay, researchers find |
(21-Jul-2016) Sleeping with a feathered friend nearby may keep some biting bugs at bay, researchers find |
(20-Jul-2016) Painkillers are easier to prescribe than the drug that battles dependence on them, addiction specialist says |
(20-Jul-2016) Painkillers are easier to prescribe than the drug that battles dependence on them, addiction specialist says |
(19-Jul-2016) Doctors call it new resource for those addicted to prescription painkillers, heroin |
(19-Jul-2016) Study calls it a draw, with a slight edge for metformin |
(19-Jul-2016) Study calls it a draw, with a slight edge for metformin |
(19-Jul-2016) Doctors call it new resource for those addicted to prescription painkillers, heroin |
(18-Jul-2016) Study found association, but not cause-and-effect |
(18-Jul-2016) Study found association, but not cause-and-effect |
(18-Jul-2016) Standup comedians die earlier than actors, study suggests |
(17-Jul-2016) For instance, only trained professionals should work near power lines, experts say |
(15-Jul-2016) But gains between 2011 and 2014 were often small, especially in poor communities |
(15-Jul-2016) But gains between 2011 and 2014 were often small, especially in poor communities |
(14-Jul-2016) CDC statistics for 2013-2014 show troubling spike in resistant strains |
(14-Jul-2016) K2-type drugs far more potent than marijuana, experts warn |
(14-Jul-2016) 8 of 10 drivers admit to anger, aggression when behind the wheel |
(14-Jul-2016) 8 of 10 drivers admit to anger, aggression when behind the wheel |
(14-Jul-2016) 8 of 10 drivers admit to anger, aggression when behind the wheel |
(14-Jul-2016) 8 of 10 drivers admit to anger, aggression when behind the wheel |
(14-Jul-2016) 8 of 10 drivers admit to anger, aggression when behind the wheel |
(14-Jul-2016) Report details cases of U.S. women who developed disfiguring infections after procedures there |
(14-Jul-2016) 8 of 10 drivers admit to anger, aggression when behind the wheel |
(14-Jul-2016) 8 of 10 drivers admit to anger, aggression when behind the wheel |
(13-Jul-2016) Risk of high-temperature trouble rises with age and chronic health issues, experts warn |
(13-Jul-2016) But only half say they have access to health, wellness programs through employer |
(13-Jul-2016) Sleep specialist offers tips on ways to cope with changes in time zones |
(13-Jul-2016) Sleep specialist offers tips on ways to cope with changes in time zones |
(13-Jul-2016) Sleep specialist offers tips on ways to cope with changes in time zones |
(12-Jul-2016) Medication was generally found safe, and study findings hinted at a benefit |
(12-Jul-2016) Symptoms more likely as people age |
(11-Jul-2016) Scientists concerned it could lead to more drug-resistant germs |
(11-Jul-2016) 1 in 20 holds onto and uses old, leftover meds, contributing to danger of drug-resistant germs |
(11-Jul-2016) Healthy body temperature boosts ability of immune system to fight the virus, researchers say |
(11-Jul-2016) Early treatment provides wide range of benefits, researchers say |
(11-Jul-2016) Among people 12 and older |
(11-Jul-2016) Uses MRI to help destroy brain tissue that's behind involuntary movement |
(08-Jul-2016) Finding may have implications for cities dealing with air pollution today, researcher says |
(08-Jul-2016) Differin Gel 0.1% is first retinoid medication approved for over-the-counter use |
(08-Jul-2016) Differin Gel 0.1% is first retinoid medication approved for over-the-counter use |
(08-Jul-2016) Human papillomavirus responsible for 70 percent of cervical cancers |
(07-Jul-2016) Experimental med seems to have fewer side effects than current treatment, researcher says |
(07-Jul-2016) Adaptive study design allows researchers to match medications to patients more quickly |
(07-Jul-2016) Experimental med seems to have fewer side effects than current treatment, researcher says |
(06-Jul-2016) The screen could provide results in an hour, reducing the unnecessary use of the drugs, developers say |
(06-Jul-2016) Decline of 31 percent lowest among 20 countries studied |
(06-Jul-2016) In states with legal pot, pain prescriptions saw the greatest drop, study found |
(06-Jul-2016) Decline of 31 percent lowest among 20 countries studied |
(06-Jul-2016) Decline of 31 percent lowest among 20 countries studied |
(05-Jul-2016) Even people with lower genetic risk were affected as decades passed |
(05-Jul-2016) Device is absorbed by the body after about three years |
(03-Jul-2016) Clean water essential for surgeries, hygiene, infection control, researchers say |
(30-Jun-2016) Uses specimens taken directly from patients |
(30-Jun-2016) Kids in study were given 3 doses, but manufacturer now says 4 doses needed |
(30-Jun-2016) Farmers, fishermen and foresters have more than 5 times the average odds, CDC says |
(30-Jun-2016) Uses specimens taken directly from patients |
(30-Jun-2016) Kids in study were given 3 doses, but manufacturer now says 4 doses needed |
(30-Jun-2016) Kids in study were given 3 doses, but manufacturer now says 4 doses needed |
(28-Jun-2016) Study found monitoring program in Maine was only used by 56 percent of pharmacists |
(28-Jun-2016) Combination drug treats six major forms of HCV |
(28-Jun-2016) But the transit system's tiniest commuters aren't the type to make you sick, study says |
(28-Jun-2016) But the transit system's tiniest commuters aren't the type to make you sick, study says |
(27-Jun-2016) Average out-of-pocket fee for privately insured adults topped $1,000 in 2013, study shows |
(27-Jun-2016) Keep an eye on food, drink and schedule |
(24-Jun-2016) Action needed to prevent deadly climate-change effects, researchers say |
(24-Jun-2016) CDC looks at kids' blood levels before, during and after city's switch to local water |
(24-Jun-2016) Experts say increases will mostly affect people who get modest subsidies or no financial assistance |
(24-Jun-2016) Experts say increases will mostly affect people who get modest subsidies or no financial assistance |
(24-Jun-2016) Over 4 percent of adults reported nonmedical use of drugs like OxyContin in 2012-2013 |
(23-Jun-2016) U.S. officials concerned about potential danger of untreatable STD |
(23-Jun-2016) Everyone's at risk of heat-related illness, but elderly are most vulnerable, ER specialist says |
(22-Jun-2016) Study of disabled workers finds no change in painkiller use, overdoses |
(21-Jun-2016) Michigan's hospitals saw sharp rise in patients with coverage after state expanded Medicaid, study found |
(21-Jun-2016) Michigan's hospitals saw sharp rise in patients with coverage after state expanded Medicaid, study found |
(21-Jun-2016) Michigan's hospitals saw sharp rise in patients with coverage after state expanded Medicaid, study found |
(21-Jun-2016) At the job more than 60 hours a week had most damaging effects on women's well-being, study finds |
(20-Jun-2016) Blood thinners -- not aspirin -- dramatically cut the risk of stroke, researchers say |
(20-Jun-2016) Survey also found many will change careers late in the game |
(20-Jun-2016) Study suggests 'placebo effect' might be at play |
(20-Jun-2016) Study sheds light on a popular marketing tactic that may raise drug costs for seniors |
(17-Jun-2016) Study of insurers' rate requests in 14 markets reveals a 10 percent average increase |
(17-Jun-2016) Study of insurers' rate requests in 14 markets reveals a 10 percent average increase |
(17-Jun-2016) Study of insurers' rate requests in 14 markets reveals a 10 percent average increase |
(17-Jun-2016) Study of insurers' rate requests in 14 markets reveals a 10 percent average increase |
(17-Jun-2016) Study of insurers' rate requests in 14 markets reveals a 10 percent average increase |
(17-Jun-2016) Rates nearly doubled for people exposed to engine noise, study found |
(16-Jun-2016) Experimental drug shows promise against MRSA superbug in animal trials |
(16-Jun-2016) Stress, finances may boost cardiovascular risks for U.S. mothers, study says |
(16-Jun-2016) Canadian study highlights a potential opportunity to improve public health |
(16-Jun-2016) Experimental drug shows promise against MRSA superbug in animal trials |
(16-Jun-2016) When they've outgrown a booster, strap them in safely |
(15-Jun-2016) C-section birth may also diminish diversity of these colonies of helpful microbes, study shows |
(15-Jun-2016) Regularly burning kerosene, diesel was associated with serious risks in study |
(15-Jun-2016) Better control of risk factors such as smoking, high blood pressure likely behind the change |
(15-Jun-2016) Better control of risk factors such as smoking, high blood pressure likely behind the change |
(14-Jun-2016) Conditions will be ripe for transmission via Aedes aegypti mosquito, study warns |
(14-Jun-2016) Daily, injected medication shows 'encouraging' results in international trial |
(14-Jun-2016) Researchers say skin cancer in these patients is likely due to more sun exposure |
(13-Jun-2016) Infants given the drugs were prone to infections and obesity in childhood, researchers say |
(13-Jun-2016) Study finding based on review of workers' compensation claims |
(13-Jun-2016) Study finding based on review of workers' compensation claims |
(10-Jun-2016) Toxic side effects of heavy chemo could limit use, researcher says |
(10-Jun-2016) Study found having atrial fibrillation was associated with higher death risk among accident victims |
(09-Jun-2016) 3 in 4 tests for gonorrhea, chlamydia came back negative |
(09-Jun-2016) CDC survey finds adolescents hear some health messages, but not all |
(09-Jun-2016) Some eyeglasses may cause blurry vision, so seniors need to watch their step, researchers say |
(09-Jun-2016) They were seen as mostly ineffective and sometimes risky in these age groups |
(09-Jun-2016) CDC survey finds adolescents hear some health messages, but not all |
(08-Jun-2016) Begins working within 3 to 7 days, study finds |
(08-Jun-2016) Genetic variations might play a role -- albeit small -- in how well someone does at work and with finances, study suggests |
(08-Jun-2016) They have a higher stroke risk from the condition than men, doctor notes |
(08-Jun-2016) 1 in 10 patients skipped doctor visits, nearly 1 in 5 didn't fill prescriptions due to cost, survey shows |
(08-Jun-2016) Moderate-to-severe skin disease improved with Taltz over 60 weeks, study finds |
(08-Jun-2016) Study finds they're as distracting, dangerous as hand-held versions because they interfere with what driver 'sees' |
(08-Jun-2016) Study finds they're as distracting, dangerous as hand-held versions because they interfere with what driver 'sees' |
(06-Jun-2016) Alka Seltzer, Bromo Seltzer among over-the-counter products vulnerable patients should avoid, FDA says |
(06-Jun-2016) About a quarter of older patients deemed too frail for chemo responded to Tecentriq, study found |
(06-Jun-2016) Response rate doubled for patients with this blood cancer, study finds |
(06-Jun-2016) About a quarter of older patients deemed too frail for chemo responded to Tecentriq, study found |
(06-Jun-2016) Alka Seltzer, Bromo Seltzer among over-the-counter products vulnerable patients should avoid, FDA says |
(06-Jun-2016) Women who took an aromatase inhibitor for 10 years instead of 5 got added benefit, study found |
(06-Jun-2016) However, actual ability to pay for the drugs is better than in some other countries, researchers add |
(03-Jun-2016) It has similar effectiveness, safety compared to Herceptin for HER2-positive disease |
(03-Jun-2016) Experimental approach doubles time to disease progression, experts find |
(03-Jun-2016) It has similar effectiveness, safety compared to Herceptin for HER2-positive disease |
(03-Jun-2016) Study sees 'potential to perform just as well as their peers' |
(03-Jun-2016) Study findings highlight growing painkiller addiction epidemic |
(02-Jun-2016) Study found most benefit seen in those taking the drug before their cancer diagnosis |
(02-Jun-2016) Experimental procedure helped restore movement even a year post-stroke, small study finds |
(02-Jun-2016) But more measures needed to combat addiction to these pain medications, expert says |
(02-Jun-2016) Music superstar apparent victim of opioid epidemic hitting the U.S., experts say |
(02-Jun-2016) But more measures needed to combat addiction to these pain medications, expert says |
(01-Jun-2016) Injectable virus appears to extend lives of glioblastoma patients |
(01-Jun-2016) Study found slightly higher chance of irregular heartbeat shortly after starting methylphenidate |
(01-Jun-2016) Distractions played role in 60 percent of crashes involving teenagers, new AAA report shows |
(31-May-2016) Pay attention to air quality, researchers advise |
(31-May-2016) Pay attention to air quality, researchers advise |
(31-May-2016) Primary biliary cholangitis causes inflamed bile ducts |
(27-May-2016) Pennsylvania case suggests it's almost 'the end of the road' for these drugs |
(27-May-2016) Keep pollutants out |
(27-May-2016) Understand potential risks |
(27-May-2016) Rodents exposed to phone radiation actually lived longer than unexposed animals, reviewers point out |
(26-May-2016) Experts say steady dosing eliminates need to take medication daily to combat heroin, powerful painkillers |
(26-May-2016) New form of treatment designed to last six months |
(25-May-2016) More research needed to explore potential link |
(25-May-2016) More research needed to explore potential link |
(24-May-2016) Study found 3 months of exposure linked to higher cholesterol levels, especially for those with diabetes |
(24-May-2016) Only 40 percent had favorable view of these studies, but number rose when they received more info |
(24-May-2016) Urban design can play a role in public health, experts suggest |
(24-May-2016) Other uses include insomnia, pain and anxiety, researchers say |
(21-May-2016) But study did not find similar benefit for people living near parks, forests |
(20-May-2016) Treatments keeping those with macular degeneration reading and driving longer, study finds |
(20-May-2016) Scientists zero in on DNA behind key facial features |
(20-May-2016) Treatments keeping those with macular degeneration reading and driving longer, study finds |
(20-May-2016) Two new drugs added to list of recommended therapies |
(19-May-2016) Study finds risk is reduced by as much as 80 percent |
(19-May-2016) Therapy that uses patient DNA to guide drug selection seems superior to standard chemo, study finds |
(19-May-2016) Here's what medical experts recommend |
(19-May-2016) Universal helmet laws would help save lives, report authors say |
(19-May-2016) Tecentriq boosted survival in small trial |
(19-May-2016) Keytruda also seen prompting remission in 1 in 6 cases |
(19-May-2016) Universal helmet laws would help save lives, report authors say |
(19-May-2016) Universal helmet laws would help save lives, report authors say |
(18-May-2016) But many patients don't get hydroxyurea because of fears about 'theoretical' cancer risk, experts say |
(18-May-2016) Expectant mothers should probably avoid the drug, experts say, although study didn't prove cause and effect |
(17-May-2016) Researchers say billboards, signs and TV ads may encourage under-age drinking |
(17-May-2016) Major complication rate lower for properly selected patients |
(17-May-2016) And two-thirds say they experience gender bias in workplace |
(17-May-2016) Study suggests a full schedule may enhance your mental prowess |
(16-May-2016) Pills in the home offer teens easy access, expert notes |
(16-May-2016) Study found little change at 20 hours a week or less, but full-time employment was a different story |
(16-May-2016) Pills in the home offer teens easy access, expert notes |
(13-May-2016) Enrollees most affected were those who did not receive government subsidies |
(13-May-2016) Enrollees most affected were those who did not receive government subsidies |
(13-May-2016) Enrollees most affected were those who did not receive government subsidies |
(13-May-2016) Public health officials should take that into account with drugged driving campaigns, researcher says |
(13-May-2016) Public health officials should take that into account with drugged driving campaigns, researcher says |
(12-May-2016) Drug counselors should consider whether people are self-medicating, researchers say |
(12-May-2016) Drug counselors should consider whether people are self-medicating, researchers say |
(12-May-2016) Lower rates of self-harm, accidental injury seen |
(12-May-2016) It short-circuits brain's 'sixth sense' that helps drivers stay on course, researchers say |
(12-May-2016) Many don't offer enough protection from the sun's damaging UV rays, study finds |
(12-May-2016) It short-circuits brain's 'sixth sense' that helps drivers stay on course, researchers say |
(12-May-2016) It short-circuits brain's 'sixth sense' that helps drivers stay on course, researchers say |
(11-May-2016) Only a severe reaction that comes within a hour or two signals true allergy to the antibiotic, allergist says |
(11-May-2016) Perhaps, but social and environmental factors have greater influence, researchers say |
(11-May-2016) Study shows 91 percent of Medicaid-eligible children are now enrolled |
(11-May-2016) Study shows 91 percent of Medicaid-eligible children are now enrolled |
(11-May-2016) Study shows 91 percent of Medicaid-eligible children are now enrolled |
(11-May-2016) The lowdown on distracted driving |
(10-May-2016) It protected more than half of healthy adult volunteers for up to a year |
(10-May-2016) Prior research has also raised concerns about Nexium and heart health |
(10-May-2016) Experts say Washington state's experience could be a lesson for rest of country |
(10-May-2016) Experts say Washington state's experience could be a lesson for rest of country |
(10-May-2016) Experts say Washington state's experience could be a lesson for rest of country |
(09-May-2016) The nation spends more on medications than any other country, researchers say |
(09-May-2016) Always follow label instructions |
(09-May-2016) One toxin in particular was tied to sixfold higher odds of developing Lou Gerhrig's disease |
(09-May-2016) The nation spends more on medications than any other country, researchers say |
(09-May-2016) Approach used for fighting tumors could also safely get medicines to placenta, mouse study suggests |
(09-May-2016) Here's what to pack |
(06-May-2016) People who took it regularly were three times less likely to develop the disease |
(06-May-2016) Threat falls when weather warms, but reason for seasonal differences is unclear, study finds |
(06-May-2016) Longer wait time for vital acute-care meds despite legislation, study says |
(06-May-2016) Smartphone app may help some people with atrial fibrillation take drugs 'as needed,' study suggests |
(05-May-2016) Walking and cycling also help to curtail unwanted emissions, British researchers say |
(05-May-2016) Rising temperatures, less rain seen boosting rates of disease in rural areas with hot climes |
(05-May-2016) But most support many parts of health care reform law |
(05-May-2016) But most support many parts of health care reform law |
(05-May-2016) But most support many parts of health care reform law |
(05-May-2016) But most support many parts of health care reform law |
(05-May-2016) But most support many parts of health care reform law |
(05-May-2016) Trend is increasing among those who can't get opioid prescription painkillers, experts say |
(05-May-2016) Both warfarin and the atrial fibrillation it's often used to treat may raise risk, study suggests |
(05-May-2016) Trend is increasing among those who can't get opioid prescription painkillers, experts say |
(04-May-2016) EPA offers practical advice, including setting air conditioning to a higher temperature |
(04-May-2016) Cardiologist says they need to understand surgery not a 'cure' for their disease |
(04-May-2016) EPA offers practical advice, including setting air conditioning to a higher temperature |
(04-May-2016) EPA offers practical advice, including setting air conditioning to a higher temperature |
(03-May-2016) 1 in 3 prescriptions was unnecessary |
(03-May-2016) Study found no connection with men, further research is needed |
(03-May-2016) Check for local take-back events, or contact the DEA for collection locations |
(03-May-2016) Check for local take-back events, or contact the DEA for collection locations |
(03-May-2016) Check for local take-back events, or contact the DEA for collection locations |
(03-May-2016) 1 in 3 prescriptions was unnecessary |
(02-May-2016) Researchers believe arsenic exposure might contribute to higher-than-normal rates |
(02-May-2016) UnitedHealth's exit from most marketplaces highlights health exchanges' growing pains |
(02-May-2016) UnitedHealth's exit from most marketplaces highlights health exchanges' growing pains |
(02-May-2016) UnitedHealth's exit from most marketplaces highlights health exchanges' growing pains |
(02-May-2016) Physicians' group recommends cognitive behavioral therapy before drugs for insomnia |
(02-May-2016) Half of people with Parkinson's may have them |
(29-Apr-2016) Study finds even small increases in pollution raised overall odds of dying from disease by 22 percent |
(29-Apr-2016) Evidence favors hot water or hot packs to ease pain |
(28-Apr-2016) Study found risk for a leading cause of premature birth began below EPA standards |
(28-Apr-2016) National effort coordinates drop-off sites to keep prescriptions out of the hands of abusers |
(28-Apr-2016) Study examines how food and medications affect makeup of bacteria in people's tummies |
(28-Apr-2016) Study found risk for a leading cause of premature birth began below EPA standards |
(28-Apr-2016) National effort coordinates drop-off sites to keep prescriptions out of the hands of abusers |
(28-Apr-2016) Study examines how food and medications affect makeup of bacteria in people's tummies |
(28-Apr-2016) Suggestions for better air travel |
(27-Apr-2016) But infant death rates, numbers of uninsured are improving, government analysis reveals |
(26-Apr-2016) But study found the effect waned after nurses stopped working odd hours |
(26-Apr-2016) Agency recommends alternatives to fluconazole for mothers-to-be until its review is complete |
(25-Apr-2016) Improved odds seen for patients with colon, prostate or breast tumors, but research isn't definitive |
(25-Apr-2016) But it's not clear if they could reduce symptoms more or help you live longer than your doctor can |
(25-Apr-2016) Accutane raises risk of birth defects, but many women taking it don't follow guidelines to avoid pregnancy, study finds |
(25-Apr-2016) But it's not clear if they could reduce symptoms more or help you live longer than your doctor can |
(22-Apr-2016) Later age when first taking drugs, injecting drugs, using tranquilizers all implicated, study says |
(22-Apr-2016) But Swedish study couldn't prove marijuana caused premature deaths |
(22-Apr-2016) There are ways to shield yourself from bug bites, excess sun and other backyard hazards, experts say |
(22-Apr-2016) One advisory: Let employees who feel nervous about travel to endemic areas stay put |
(22-Apr-2016) Common household products, including detergents and medications, are often to blame, doctor says |
(22-Apr-2016) Later age when first taking drugs, injecting drugs, using tranquilizers all implicated, study says |
(22-Apr-2016) Meds like Chantix and Wellbutrin may be safer to use than smokers often realize, research suggests |
(21-Apr-2016) Some areas could see up to 9 more unhealthy-air days between May and September by 2050 |
(21-Apr-2016) Some areas could see up to 9 more unhealthy-air days between May and September by 2050 |
(21-Apr-2016) Survey finds highest rates of impairment in mining, construction and manufacturing industries |
(21-Apr-2016) But there was a slightly increased risk of less serious heart problems |
(20-Apr-2016) Study supports well-managed use of the cheap, standby drug, but one expert prefers newer blood thinners |
(19-Apr-2016) Study found wide differences in germ communities sampled in three urban areas |
(19-Apr-2016) But one expert says two shots might be hard to give in an outbreak setting |
(19-Apr-2016) Study found wide differences in germ communities sampled in three urban areas |
(19-Apr-2016) But researchers say it's too soon to show whether people are healthier |
(19-Apr-2016) But researchers say it's too soon to show whether people are healthier |
(19-Apr-2016) Some over-the-counter antihistamines might cause painful sensations that disrupt sleep, expert says |
(19-Apr-2016) Study found wide differences in germ communities sampled in three urban areas |
(18-Apr-2016) They say respiratory illnesses, heat stroke and infectious diseases are growing threats due to a warmer planet |
(18-Apr-2016) Genetic test can help doctors determine who can safely avoid treatment after surgery |
(18-Apr-2016) Inexpensive antivirals could be a game-changer in many countries, researchers say |
(18-Apr-2016) They say respiratory illnesses, heat stroke and infectious diseases are growing threats due to a warmer planet |
(18-Apr-2016) Inexpensive antivirals could be a game-changer in many countries, researchers say |
(18-Apr-2016) One-third of study participants lived 5 years or more after starting treatment |
(15-Apr-2016) Uninsured and minority patients had lower odds of receiving standard therapies, researchers found |
(14-Apr-2016) Individual farm practices can have global implications, researcher says |
(14-Apr-2016) Among the findings: living with lush vegetation tied to a 13 percent lower rate of cancer death |
(14-Apr-2016) Individual farm practices can have global implications, researcher says |
(14-Apr-2016) Among the findings: living with lush vegetation tied to a 13 percent lower rate of cancer death |
(14-Apr-2016) But finding can't show whether drugs are directly responsible |
(14-Apr-2016) Eslicarbazepine may make management easier, safer for people with the disorder, researchers say |
(14-Apr-2016) If findings are confirmed, treatment could cut number of patients on waiting lists, researchers say |
(14-Apr-2016) But finding can't show whether drugs are directly responsible |
(14-Apr-2016) Vitamin helps prevent birth defects |
(13-Apr-2016) Technology bypasses damaged spinal cord to help patient move fingers, hand and wrist |
(13-Apr-2016) Some patients may benefit from a simpler procedure called decompression |
(13-Apr-2016) High consumption linked to higher levels of plastics-related compounds in urine, study found |
(12-Apr-2016) As smog levels dropped over two decades, children in 8 communities suffered fewer breathing problems |
(12-Apr-2016) Many misinterpret FDA 'breakthrough' designation, survey finds |
(12-Apr-2016) As smog levels dropped over two decades, children in 8 communities suffered fewer breathing problems |
(12-Apr-2016) Vision improvement with clemastine fumarate appears modest but results are promising, researcher says |
(12-Apr-2016) Many misinterpret FDA 'breakthrough' designation, survey finds |
(12-Apr-2016) Researchers estimate there were 33,000 additional fatalities over past 2 decades |
(12-Apr-2016) Researchers estimate there were 33,000 additional fatalities over past 2 decades |
(11-Apr-2016) Guideline applies to people in their 50s, many in their 60s, who are already at higher risk for heart disease |
(11-Apr-2016) Discuss all meds with your doctor |
(11-Apr-2016) Discuss all meds with your doctor |
(11-Apr-2016) Certain areas in U.S. trend toward shorter lives, and poverty lowers life expectancy across the board, study finds |
(11-Apr-2016) Income difference works out to more than $8,000 annually, study finds |
(11-Apr-2016) A form of chronic lymphocytic leukemia |
(08-Apr-2016) Treats irregular heartbeat without wired leads |
(06-Apr-2016) Study also finds raised risk of newborns needing intensive care, but it doesn't prove cause-and-effect |
(06-Apr-2016) Study finds hydromorphone an effective, widely available, licensed choice |
(06-Apr-2016) For adults with Crohn's, rheumatoid arthritis or psoriasis |
(05-Apr-2016) Since 2010, per-person costs topped spending on all other diabetes drugs combined |
(05-Apr-2016) Half the time, residents are unaware of infestations, researchers say |
(05-Apr-2016) Since 2010, per-person costs topped spending on all other diabetes drugs combined |
(05-Apr-2016) Warning pertains to drugs containing saxagliptin or alogliptin |
(04-Apr-2016) In preliminary study, 'bariatric artery embolization' shows some promise |
(01-Apr-2016) 10-nation study shows those in activity-friendly urban areas walk a lot more |
(01-Apr-2016) 5 years of data show 15 percent of kids diagnosed with mental health condition; most prescribed drugs |
(31-Mar-2016) Baricitinib helped patients who failed other treatments, researchers find |
(31-Mar-2016) Baricitinib helped patients who failed other treatments, researchers find |
(31-Mar-2016) Technological advance produced thousands of doses a day; could be used on battlefields, during epidemics, scientists say |
(31-Mar-2016) Every drug or drug combo for type 2 disease has its benefits and risks, British team says |
(31-Mar-2016) Technological advance produced thousands of doses a day; could be used on battlefields, during epidemics, scientists say |
(31-Mar-2016) What you should do before you leave |
(30-Mar-2016) Dutch trial is latest to show no benefit from extended treatment, but finding unlikely to end the controversy |
(30-Mar-2016) Death rate from procedure lower than previously reported, study finds |
(30-Mar-2016) Death rate from procedure lower than previously reported, study finds |
(30-Mar-2016) Study finds lower relapse rate associated with naltrexone, but long-term use recommended |
(30-Mar-2016) Liver condition is rare, but deadly |
(29-Mar-2016) Researchers estimate toll of dirty air that triggers early birth can exceed $4 billion a year |
(29-Mar-2016) Researchers estimate toll of dirty air that triggers early birth can exceed $4 billion a year |
(29-Mar-2016) Researchers consider ways to manage patients' care effectively and rein in the cost |
(29-Mar-2016) These drugs won't prevent or effectively treat the condition, review suggests |
(29-Mar-2016) Researchers consider ways to manage patients' care effectively and rein in the cost |
(29-Mar-2016) Additional funding would make medication-based treatment one of several priorities |
(28-Mar-2016) Just under half of U.S. babies have them in first year now, compared to 60 percent in '80s and '90s |
(28-Mar-2016) Fatal strokes seven times more likely if drugs to control blood pressure, cholesterol aren't taken as prescribed |
(25-Mar-2016) Decision not to operate might be matter of personal preference, researchers say |
(25-Mar-2016) Dealing with red tape consumes clinicians' time, poses danger to patients, researchers say |
(25-Mar-2016) While 99 percent exceed the recommended 3-day dosage limit, a quarter write prescriptions for a full month |
(24-Mar-2016) One more step to combat the epidemic of potent painkiller abuse |
(24-Mar-2016) Findings suggest one person carried the virus to the region in 2013 |
(23-Mar-2016) But one marijuana advocate believes people who already have problems may often turn to the drug |
(23-Mar-2016) Prozac actually appeared to protect against heart attack, researchers say |
(23-Mar-2016) Helps reduce certain white blood cells that contribute to the disease |
(22-Mar-2016) Contrary to what happens in animals, infection-fighting drugs won't cause excess pounds, researchers say |
(22-Mar-2016) U.S. study of minority children finds many have unmet health needs |
(22-Mar-2016) U.S. study of minority children finds many have unmet health needs |
(22-Mar-2016) U.S. study of minority children finds many have unmet health needs |
(22-Mar-2016) But it's unclear whether the medications or the disease are the key factor; study only showed an association |
(22-Mar-2016) Immediate-release versions of addictive meds such as Oxycontin, Percocet and Vicodin to be affected |
(21-Mar-2016) Researchers say patients should tell doctors every treatment they're taking |
(21-Mar-2016) Toddlers account for 7 out of 10 cases, report says |
(21-Mar-2016) Researchers say patients should tell doctors every treatment they're taking |
(21-Mar-2016) Toddlers account for 7 out of 10 cases, report says |
(21-Mar-2016) A potential bioterror threat |
(21-Mar-2016) Consistent treatment with breathing device can reduce the risk, researchers report |
(21-Mar-2016) Consistent treatment with breathing device can reduce the risk, researchers report |
(21-Mar-2016) Consistent treatment with breathing device can reduce the risk, researchers report |
(21-Mar-2016) Consistent treatment with breathing device can reduce the risk, researchers report |
(20-Mar-2016) But expert offers tips on how to keep symptoms under control |
(18-Mar-2016) Kids raised in low-income neighborhoods were more likely to put on weight as adults, study found |
(18-Mar-2016) Prescription diclofenac a more effective choice for short-term pain relief, researchers say |
(18-Mar-2016) Prescription diclofenac a more effective choice for short-term pain relief, researchers say |
(17-Mar-2016) Researchers say it uses less energy and cuts greenhouse emissions compared to other options |
(17-Mar-2016) Researchers say it uses less energy and cuts greenhouse emissions compared to other options |
(17-Mar-2016) Weather and travel patterns could expose people as far north as New York City |
(17-Mar-2016) Research suggests rodent infestations are 'underappreciated' stressor |
(17-Mar-2016) Study finds no evidence of that so far |
(17-Mar-2016) Stay active and make healthier food choices |
(17-Mar-2016) Weather and travel patterns could expose people as far north as New York City |
(17-Mar-2016) Deaths decline 15 percent in states that require the technology for offenders |
(16-Mar-2016) Researchers say threat is worrisome because children are at high risk of kidney complications |
(16-Mar-2016) Allergy sufferers should prepare for a particularly 'nasty' spring, New York sinus specialist says |
(16-Mar-2016) Researchers say threat is worrisome because children are at high risk of kidney complications |
(16-Mar-2016) Less than half at highest risk take recommended blood-thinning medication, study finds |
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(16-Mar-2016) |
(15-Mar-2016) To curb abuse, doctors should try non-narcotic options for most chronic pain not involving cancer, terminal illness |
(15-Mar-2016) Signs of contamination detected 8 inches underground |
(14-Mar-2016) The danger was sharply higher for those who work 46 hours a week or more |
(11-Mar-2016) Risk was almost tripled when mothers smoked heavily, but study didn't prove cause and effect |
(11-Mar-2016) Texas survey found words like 'premiums,' 'copayment' often stumped potential applicants |
(11-Mar-2016) Texas survey found words like 'premiums,' 'copayment' often stumped potential applicants |
(11-Mar-2016) ROS-1 positive NSCLC |
(10-Mar-2016) Researchers say combo therapy worked well for about 1 in 4 women with HER2-positive breast cancer |
(10-Mar-2016) Not getting medications, therapies for condition costs about $100 billion a year, researchers report |
(10-Mar-2016) Not getting medications, therapies for condition costs about $100 billion a year, researchers report |
(10-Mar-2016) Drugs come with many side effects, may add only one month to survival, researchers add |
(10-Mar-2016) Researchers say combo therapy worked well for about 1 in 4 women with HER2-positive breast cancer |
(09-Mar-2016) Study of veterans with irregular heartbeat found one-third suffered such incidents while on the drug |
(09-Mar-2016) Findings suggest older medication is losing effectiveness, researchers say |
(09-Mar-2016) Study of veterans with irregular heartbeat found one-third suffered such incidents while on the drug |
(09-Mar-2016) Study shows many elite athletes took meldonium before January ban |
(08-Mar-2016) Study finds 54 percent of kids surveyed use medications for non-medicinal purposes |
(08-Mar-2016) Combination of more people walking, more traffic, more distractions could be to blame, report suggests |
(08-Mar-2016) Combination of more people walking, more traffic, more distractions could be to blame, report suggests |
(08-Mar-2016) Combination of more people walking, more traffic, more distractions could be to blame, report suggests |
(07-Mar-2016) Adding streetlights, maintaining vacant lots could make a difference, researchers suggest |
(07-Mar-2016) Study finds workers without it forgo or delay care for themselves, spouses and children |
(07-Mar-2016) Replaces deficient clotting factor |
(04-Mar-2016) Even after a year-long break, kids maintained their tolerance |
(04-Mar-2016) But dermatologist recommends using only the mildest effective ones |
(03-Mar-2016) But hundreds of thousands are still infected each year, experts report |
(03-Mar-2016) The effect was seen most strongly with colon, gastrointestinal tumors, researchers report |
(03-Mar-2016) Study suggests it has untapped potential for linking patients to clinical trial enrollment websites |
(03-Mar-2016) Research model predicts results for 2050 |
(03-Mar-2016) But spending all week at a desk job did not show same link |
(02-Mar-2016) But no similar association seen with physical, sexual abuse, researchers report |
(01-Mar-2016) Exposure could affect aspects of fetal development, study suggests |
(01-Mar-2016) Researchers suggest that streetlights, neon signs interfere with good rest |
(01-Mar-2016) Office workers, truckers and police seem to face challenges eating well, staying fit |
(29-Feb-2016) But overall increase was only 8 percent higher in the first two days after a clock change, researchers said |
(29-Feb-2016) Addyi carries host of serious side effects without delivering much more sexual satisfaction, review suggests |
(29-Feb-2016) Four cases ended in either miscarriage or abortion, one involved severe birth defect |
(29-Feb-2016) But whether lost consciousness is the cause isn't clear, study says |
(29-Feb-2016) But whether lost consciousness is the cause isn't clear, study says |
(27-Feb-2016) Unapproved foreign drugs can't be brought into the country without permission, FDA advises |
(27-Feb-2016) Unapproved foreign drugs can't be brought into the country without permission, FDA advises |
(27-Feb-2016) Unapproved foreign drugs can't be brought into the country without permission, FDA advises |
(27-Feb-2016) Unapproved foreign drugs can't be brought into the country without permission, FDA advises |
(27-Feb-2016) Unapproved foreign drugs can't be brought into the country without permission, FDA advises |
(26-Feb-2016) California study found hospital admissions for abuse-linked head injuries dropped after policy enacted |
(26-Feb-2016) Four cases ended in either miscarriage or abortion, one involved severe birth defect |
(25-Feb-2016) Germ forms slimy layer that makes it up to 1,000 times more resistant than other bacteria, researchers say |
(25-Feb-2016) Study found risk of crashes more than doubled for those over 80 who used Ambien |
(25-Feb-2016) Study found risk of crashes more than doubled for those over 80 who used Ambien |
(24-Feb-2016) Many out-of-state users overindulge with marijuana, particularly the edible version, researcher says |
(23-Feb-2016) Doctor says this appears to offer options for pain management |
(23-Feb-2016) Doctor says this appears to offer options for pain management |
(23-Feb-2016) Small language delays seen in babies after mothers took atazanavir to prevent transmission of virus |
(23-Feb-2016) But it will only be available at hospitals that developed it for now, research team says |
(22-Feb-2016) Using targets from recent Paris Agreement, scientists calculate potential deaths averted from heart, lung disease |
(22-Feb-2016) New recommendation is aimed at women who are fighting or have survived a hormone-linked tumor |
(22-Feb-2016) Using targets from recent Paris Agreement, scientists calculate potential deaths averted from heart, lung disease |
(22-Feb-2016) In-vehicle videos highlight other distractions, such as reading, writing and touchscreen menus on dashboards |
(22-Feb-2016) In-vehicle videos highlight other distractions, such as reading, writing and touchscreen menus on dashboards |
(22-Feb-2016) In-vehicle videos highlight other distractions, such as reading, writing and touchscreen menus on dashboards |
(19-Feb-2016) Among people 16 and older |
(18-Feb-2016) 'Perplexing' delays keep vital information from doctors and patients, researcher says |
(18-Feb-2016) When combined with narcotics, these drugs can be lethal, researcher says |
(18-Feb-2016) Research exposes communication gap that could increase the risk of future strokes |
(18-Feb-2016) When combined with narcotics, these drugs can be lethal, researcher says |
(18-Feb-2016) Most intend to stick with their plans -- while packing bug repellent, survey finds |
(18-Feb-2016) Most intend to stick with their plans -- while packing bug repellent, survey finds |
(18-Feb-2016) Most intend to stick with their plans -- while packing bug repellent, survey finds |
(17-Feb-2016) Temporary confusion often caused by drugs, including common antimicrobials, research suggests |
(17-Feb-2016) Study conducted in U.S. and China finds risk is highest in extreme temperatures in winter and summer |
(17-Feb-2016) ... But no benefits seen in areas of vitality or physical function, trials show |
(17-Feb-2016) Improvements just before ER care don't necessarily mean good long-term outcomes, study finds |
(17-Feb-2016) Study conducted in U.S. and China finds risk is highest in extreme temperatures in winter and summer |
(17-Feb-2016) Temporary confusion often caused by drugs, including common antimicrobials, research suggests |
(16-Feb-2016) Start with clean hands |
(16-Feb-2016) Safety campaigns should target social influences involved in distracted driving, researcher says |
(16-Feb-2016) The goal: Sterile males would mate with females that carry the germ suspected of causing birth defects |
(16-Feb-2016) Safety campaigns should target social influences involved in distracted driving, researcher says |
(15-Feb-2016) Review of 17 clinical trials finds no evidence that certain costly meds improve patients' quality of life |
(15-Feb-2016) Review of 17 clinical trials finds no evidence that certain costly meds improve patients' quality of life |
(15-Feb-2016) Monetary penalties beat rewards in motivating workers to get healthier, study finds |
(15-Feb-2016) Monetary penalties beat rewards in motivating workers to get healthier, study finds |
(15-Feb-2016) Review of 17 clinical trials finds no evidence that certain costly meds improve patients' quality of life |
(15-Feb-2016) Be prepared |
(15-Feb-2016) But U.N. health agency says too soon to prove link between Guillain-Barre syndrome and Zika-causing mosquitoes |
(13-Feb-2016) Not being able to disconnect from the sport they play a sign of trouble, researchers warn |
(12-Feb-2016) Researchers say patients have tell-tale genetic signatures, even after taking antibiotics |
(12-Feb-2016) More than half of these fatalities occur in China and India, research shows |
(12-Feb-2016) Two-thirds of world's population experience severe water shortage at least one month a year, researchers find |
(12-Feb-2016) More than half of these fatalities occur in China and India, research shows |
(12-Feb-2016) Two U.S. women who contracted the virus while abroad suffered miscarriages, according to reports |
(12-Feb-2016) Two-thirds of world's population experience severe water shortage at least one month a year, researchers find |
(11-Feb-2016) 23 states had declines in number of uninsured kids in 2014, and none had significant increases, study finds |
(11-Feb-2016) 23 states had declines in number of uninsured kids in 2014, and none had significant increases, study finds |
(11-Feb-2016) Airway disease also linked to greater rupture risk in body's main artery, study suggests |
(11-Feb-2016) Germ found in tissues of 2 Brazilian babies who died from the birth defect marked by undersized heads, brains |
(11-Feb-2016) And two U.S. women who contracted the virus while abroad suffered miscarriages, according to reports |
(10-Feb-2016) Exposure to air pollution can increase risk of death from heart or lung disease for more than 30 years |
(10-Feb-2016) Exposure to air pollution can increase risk of death from heart or lung disease for more than 30 years |
(10-Feb-2016) But the effect was small and experts say there's no reason to switch to other painkillers |
(10-Feb-2016) Study reports decrease among recent entrants from Mexico, China, India, Philippines and Vietnam |
(10-Feb-2016) Study reports decrease among recent entrants from Mexico, China, India, Philippines and Vietnam |
(10-Feb-2016) Study reports decrease among recent entrants from Mexico, China, India, Philippines and Vietnam |
(09-Feb-2016) Study finds shootings, crashes and drug overdoses contribute to a 2-year gap in life expectancy |
(09-Feb-2016) Stanford researchers find therapy seems to help people adjust to new time zone faster |
(09-Feb-2016) Stanford researchers find therapy seems to help people adjust to new time zone faster |
(09-Feb-2016) Stanford researchers find therapy seems to help people adjust to new time zone faster |
(09-Feb-2016) Stanford researchers find therapy seems to help people adjust to new time zone faster |
(09-Feb-2016) Study finds shootings, crashes and drug overdoses contribute to a 2-year gap in life expectancy |
(08-Feb-2016) Expectant moms should be tested, CDC says |
(08-Feb-2016) Small European study finds evidence of seasonal changes in memory, attention |
(08-Feb-2016) Findings led to an increase in Medicare payments to improve care, researchers say |
(08-Feb-2016) Findings led to an increase in Medicare payments to improve care, researchers say |
(08-Feb-2016) Emergency funds from Congress would combat the global health threat, officials say |
(07-Feb-2016) Watch alcohol intake and weigh yourself before and after vacation, researcher suggests |
(07-Feb-2016) Watch alcohol intake and weigh yourself before and after vacation, researcher suggests |
(07-Feb-2016) Watch alcohol intake and weigh yourself before and after vacation, researcher suggests |
(05-Feb-2016) When smoke plumes travel, more pollution is likely in populated areas, researchers explained |
(05-Feb-2016) When smoke plumes travel, more pollution is likely in populated areas, researchers explained |
(05-Feb-2016) Hot weather can boost mosquito population, drought prompted people to keep water in open containers |
(05-Feb-2016) Women should not have sex while pregnant if male partners have visited or live in Zika-affected areas, agency says |
(04-Feb-2016) Here's what to include |
(03-Feb-2016) In early trial, dupilumab helped treat nasal polyps that contribute to the illness |
(03-Feb-2016) Follow label's instructions |
(03-Feb-2016) Senescent cells linked to inflammation, researchers say |
(03-Feb-2016) But his work may have allowed him to keep using his hands until just before his death |
(03-Feb-2016) News comes day after WHO declared pathogen a global health threat |
(03-Feb-2016) Agency asks potential donors who have traveled to areas where virus is active to wait 28 days |
(03-Feb-2016) Depression and mental, physical declines stood out in research review |
(02-Feb-2016) Research finds acetazolamide may not help patients breathe on their own, but one expert disagrees |
(02-Feb-2016) Even shifts that exceeded 28 hours didn't worsen outcomes |
(02-Feb-2016) New analysis finds these reminders double chances patients take drugs as prescribed |
(01-Feb-2016) Study doesn't prove cause-and-effect, but researchers believe the association is significant |
(01-Feb-2016) Being able to see nature led to greater stress recovery, too |
(01-Feb-2016) Study doesn't prove cause-and-effect, but researchers believe the association is significant |
(01-Feb-2016) Narcotic drugs aren't useful in restoring motion, researchers say |
(01-Feb-2016) Research says the treatment threshold is too high for those over 60 years of age |
(01-Feb-2016) Virus suspected of causing birth defects could lead to 4 million cases in Americas in next year, agency says |
(29-Jan-2016) Problem affects almost two-thirds of those taking tenofovir in sub-Sahara Africa |
(29-Jan-2016) Liver disease affects some 3 million Americans |
(29-Jan-2016) Temporary ban might be imposed on travelers returning from countries where the virus has taken hold |
(28-Jan-2016) New analysis finds much greater risk of aggression, self-harm |
(28-Jan-2016) FDA says it's first liposarcoma drug to improve survival |
(28-Jan-2016) U.S. health officials say valuable lessons were learned during battles against other mosquito-borne viruses |
(27-Jan-2016) Patients taking Tysabri were more prone to show signs of exposure to JCV, which can cause a brain disease |
(27-Jan-2016) Belatacept showed long-term benefits over older immune-suppressing drug, but costs more |
(27-Jan-2016) U.S. National Institute on Aging warns about hypothermia |
(27-Jan-2016) U.S. National Institute on Aging warns about hypothermia |
(27-Jan-2016) Study ties physicians' future claims risk to past claims experience, specialty, sex and age |
(27-Jan-2016) Patients taking Tysabri were more prone to show signs of exposure to JCV, which can cause a brain disease |
(27-Jan-2016) Belatacept showed long-term benefits over older immune-suppressing drug, but costs more |
(27-Jan-2016) U.S. agency says those at risk should avoid U.S. Virgin Islands, Dominican Republic |
(27-Jan-2016) U.S. agency says those at risk should avoid U.S. Virgin Islands, Dominican Republic |
(26-Jan-2016) Researchers call for policies promoting exercise, good nutrition |
(25-Jan-2016) Study finds traffic pollution a big contributor |
(25-Jan-2016) Finds treatment works and is well-tolerated in 2- to 5-year-olds |
(25-Jan-2016) Study finds traffic pollution a big contributor |
(25-Jan-2016) Study results challenge notion that exposure to hookah smoking is safe |
(25-Jan-2016) Diarrhea, respiratory infections are top killers, research shows |
(25-Jan-2016) Study results challenge notion that exposure to hookah smoking is safe |
(25-Jan-2016) They run risk of stomach bleeds, ulcers, liver damage from meds, doctors say |
(25-Jan-2016) Finds treatment works and is well-tolerated in 2- to 5-year-olds |
(25-Jan-2016) Common mosquito spreads infection; Americans have no immunity |
(25-Jan-2016) Common mosquito spreads infection; Americans have no immunity |
(22-Jan-2016) Researchers say hormonal changes and painkiller overuse may be to blame |
(22-Jan-2016) Study finds favorable results among older adults who already had health problems |
(22-Jan-2016) Survey finds about three-quarters support expanding care to cover weight-loss drugs |
(22-Jan-2016) Instead, they tend to use fewer services to save money, research shows |
(22-Jan-2016) Survey finds about three-quarters support expanding care to cover weight-loss drugs |
(22-Jan-2016) Survey finds about three-quarters support expanding care to cover weight-loss drugs |
(22-Jan-2016) Survey finds about three-quarters support expanding care to cover weight-loss drugs |
(22-Jan-2016) Also, CDC adds 8 more countries to list that pregnant American women may want to avoid |
(22-Jan-2016) Also, CDC adds 8 more countries to list that pregnant American women may want to avoid |
(21-Jan-2016) They say it's only matter of time before the mosquito-borne disease tied to birth defect is transmitted here |
(21-Jan-2016) They say it's only matter of time before the mosquito-borne disease tied to birth defect is transmitted here |
(20-Jan-2016) It's still in development, but doctors' office screening method could curb overprescribing, experts say |
(20-Jan-2016) Guidelines before you take an OTC drug |
(20-Jan-2016) But Viberzi is not a 'silver bullet,' digestive-disease doctor says |
(20-Jan-2016) But Viberzi is not a 'silver bullet,' digestive-disease doctor says |
(20-Jan-2016) Among the recommendations: ask about recent travel to high-risk areas and symptoms such as sudden fever |
(20-Jan-2016) Among the recommendations: ask about recent travel to high-risk areas and symptoms such as sudden fever |
(19-Jan-2016) U.S. officials echo concerns of health experts in Great Britain |
(19-Jan-2016) Expert gives tips on avoiding dangerous drops in body temperature, or hypothermia |
(19-Jan-2016) Findings suggest they understand limits of modern medicine better than the patients they treat do |
(18-Jan-2016) Physicians' group and CDC jointly advise that the drugs not be prescribed for colds, bronchitis in adults |
(18-Jan-2016) People in certain countries more likely to have a gene variant linked to sensory pleasure, study finds |
(18-Jan-2016) Olympus TJF-Q180V duodenoscope had been linked to serious infections, but redesign should lower the risk |
(18-Jan-2016) Exposure to mosquito-borne Zika virus linked to birth defects in Brazil, health officials say in issuing travel alert for Central and South America and the Caribbean |
(18-Jan-2016) Exposure to mosquito-borne Zika virus linked to birth defects in Brazil, health officials say in issuing travel alert for Central and South America and the Caribbean |
(16-Jan-2016) Exposure to mosquito-borne Zika virus linked to birth defects in Brazil, health officials say in issuing travel alert for Central and South America and the Caribbean |
(16-Jan-2016) Exposure to mosquito-borne Zika virus linked to birth defects in Brazil, health officials say in issuing travel alert for Central and South America and the Caribbean |
(14-Jan-2016) Insurance costs keep patients from seeking X-ray, CT or MRI scans, researchers report |
(14-Jan-2016) Vacation fun dampened on less than 1 percent of voyages, report finds |
(14-Jan-2016) Vacation fun dampened on less than 1 percent of voyages, report finds |
(14-Jan-2016) Vacation fun dampened on less than 1 percent of voyages, report finds |
(13-Jan-2016) Rise in 'neonatal abstinence syndrome' may be due to prescription narcotic use in pregnancy, expert says |
(13-Jan-2016) Other common dangers included cough/cold meds, ibuprofen and diaper rash creams, data shows |
(13-Jan-2016) New commentary says no, but others disagree |
(13-Jan-2016) Hospital reimbursements up, births to young moms more often privately covered, researchers say |
(13-Jan-2016) Hospital reimbursements up, births to young moms more often privately covered, researchers say |
(13-Jan-2016) Many contain potentially risky ingredient found in drugs like Viagra, researchers add |
(13-Jan-2016) Many contain potentially risky ingredient found in drugs like Viagra, researchers add |
(13-Jan-2016) Other common dangers included cough/cold meds, ibuprofen and diaper rash creams, data shows |
(13-Jan-2016) Hospital reimbursements up, births to young moms more often privately covered, researchers say |
(13-Jan-2016) Those who took rivastigmine in study were 45 percent less likely to have an accident |
(13-Jan-2016) Other common dangers included cough/cold meds, ibuprofen and diaper rash creams, data shows |
(13-Jan-2016) New commentary says no, but others disagree |
(11-Jan-2016) Especially if you're asthmatic |
(11-Jan-2016) Consumers can still sign up for health-care coverage through Jan. 31 |
(11-Jan-2016) Consumers can still sign up for health-care coverage through Jan. 31 |
(11-Jan-2016) While study can't prove cause-and-effect, increasing damage seen as dose rises |
(10-Jan-2016) Disorders were more than twice as likely in women lacking equal pay |
(07-Jan-2016) Prolonged exposure was linked to development of deadly lung condition |
(07-Jan-2016) Findings should reassure women and their doctors, experts say |
(07-Jan-2016) Wounds lead to thousands of amputations annually |
(06-Jan-2016) Nearly doubles progression-free survival to 7.4 months, but side effects reported, study shows |
(06-Jan-2016) Study showed many were able to avoid graft-versus-host disease |
(06-Jan-2016) Nearly doubles progression-free survival to 7.4 months, but side effects reported, study shows |
(06-Jan-2016) Workplace wellness programs must get more creative, researchers say |
(06-Jan-2016) In some states, rate is as low as 1 percent, study finds |
(06-Jan-2016) In some states, rate is as low as 1 percent, study finds |
(06-Jan-2016) West Africa epidemic showed women survived more, and an anti-malaria drug worked well, scientists report |
(06-Jan-2016) Workplace wellness programs must get more creative, researchers say |
(05-Jan-2016) Researchers suspect drug may help prevent spread of deadly disease |
(05-Jan-2016) Large review finds if one identical twin gets a cancer, the other is at increased risk for the disease as well |
(05-Jan-2016) The oral drug fluconazole may increase the risk, Danish researchers say |
(04-Jan-2016) Analysis indicates ACE inhibitors and ARBs are equally effective, researchers say |
(03-Jan-2016) Female libido pill, measles outbreaks and vaccine controversy also made headlines |
(03-Jan-2016) Female libido pill, measles outbreaks and vaccine controversy also made headlines |
(03-Jan-2016) Female libido pill, measles outbreaks and vaccine controversy also made headlines |
(31-Dec-2015) Take breaks or drink coffee to remain alert, researchers say |
(31-Dec-2015) Jan. 1 is the most dangerous day on the road, experts say |
(31-Dec-2015) Take breaks or drink coffee to remain alert, researchers say |
(30-Dec-2015) Supplementation appears safe but experts say it's too soon for general recommendation |
(30-Dec-2015) Heroin is cheaper, easier to obtain than narcotics like OxyContin, experts say |
(30-Dec-2015) Two-thirds of children with parental history of mental illness report 'funny feelings' when on the stimulants |
(28-Dec-2015) 'Sunshine vitamin' deficiency tied to poorer outcomes for patients in northern regions in winter |
(26-Dec-2015) This variation is driving up health care costs, researchers say |
(26-Dec-2015) This variation is driving up health care costs, researchers say |
(26-Dec-2015) This variation is driving up health care costs, researchers say |
(26-Dec-2015) This variation is driving up health care costs, researchers say |
(26-Dec-2015) This variation is driving up health care costs, researchers say |
(26-Dec-2015) This variation is driving up health care costs, researchers say |
(26-Dec-2015) This variation is driving up health care costs, researchers say |
(24-Dec-2015) Practice could save money while helping uninsured patients avoid long hospital stays, researchers say |
(24-Dec-2015) Practice could save money while helping uninsured patients avoid long hospital stays, researchers say |
(24-Dec-2015) Getting levels below current targets may significantly cut risk of heart attack, stroke, researchers contend |
(23-Dec-2015) But new antibody was only helpful for those who hadn't received HIV therapy yet |
(23-Dec-2015) Already approved to treat psoriasis, higher dose of Cosentyx helped 60 percent of patients |
(23-Dec-2015) Patients nearly twice as likely to keep their jobs if they had the benefit, study found |
(23-Dec-2015) Already approved to treat psoriasis, higher dose of Cosentyx helped 60 percent of patients |
(23-Dec-2015) Drug helps control blood levels of uric acid |
(23-Dec-2015) Drug helps control blood levels of uric acid |
(22-Dec-2015) More than one-third had near misses during driving test after work, small study finds |
(22-Dec-2015) Pulmonary arterial hypertension |
(22-Dec-2015) More than one-third had near misses during driving test after work, small study finds |
(22-Dec-2015) More than one-third had near misses during driving test after work, small study finds |
(22-Dec-2015) More than one-third had near misses during driving test after work, small study finds |
(21-Dec-2015) Tougher prescription laws might have also reduced heroin deaths, researchers suggest |
(21-Dec-2015) Tougher prescription laws might have also reduced heroin deaths, researchers suggest |
(18-Dec-2015) PCBs, DDT found in babies' blood samples appear to dampen immunity, study says |
(18-Dec-2015) Citing heavy demand, officials have added two days to register for coverage that begins Jan. 1 |
(18-Dec-2015) PCBs, DDT found in babies' blood samples appear to dampen immunity, study says |
(18-Dec-2015) Citing heavy demand, officials have added two days to register for coverage that begins Jan. 1 |
(18-Dec-2015) Inability to control bowels often stems from muscle damage |
(18-Dec-2015) Pack lightly and take extra care when lifting, orthopedist group says |
(18-Dec-2015) Pack lightly and take extra care when lifting, orthopedist group says |
(17-Dec-2015) Bans deter casual smokers from lighting up, possibly becoming heavy smokers |
(17-Dec-2015) For heart patients who can't have device implanted |
(16-Dec-2015) For early, uncomplicated cases, study found the drugs often cleared up the condition without surgery |
(16-Dec-2015) Researchers found link between both types of exposure and women's health problems |
(16-Dec-2015) Watch for harsh chemicals |
(16-Dec-2015) Bring a child seat that's made for planes |
(15-Dec-2015) Analysis finds studies paid for by private sector increasing, while U.S.-sponsored trials decline |
(15-Dec-2015) Americans who shirk health coverage for 2016 will face higher penalties at tax time |
(15-Dec-2015) Americans who shirk health coverage for 2016 will face higher penalties at tax time |
(15-Dec-2015) Only 1.3 percent of VA hospitals mandate the shot for health care workers, researchers find |
(15-Dec-2015) Medications used during surgery to paralyze vocal chords |
(14-Dec-2015) Those taking these drugs with no prescription more likely to have multiple partners, forgo condom use, study says |
(14-Dec-2015) Those taking these drugs with no prescription more likely to have multiple partners, forgo condom use, study says |
(11-Dec-2015) Study participants twice as likely to steal, vandalize, hurt others after witnessing substance use |
(11-Dec-2015) Study participants twice as likely to steal, vandalize, hurt others after witnessing substance use |
(11-Dec-2015) Women with ductal carcinoma in situ had similar outcomes with tamoxifen, anastrozole |
(11-Dec-2015) For drugs often prescribed to treat breast, colon cancers |
(11-Dec-2015) Drug to be used for ALK-positive non-small cell lung cancers |
(10-Dec-2015) But researchers add that too many are still under the influence while behind the wheel |
(09-Dec-2015) Here's what to do if you need a course |
(09-Dec-2015) Intensive treatment reduces risk of heart attack, stroke and eye damage, study finds |
(09-Dec-2015) Xeloda lowered risk by a third, while Xgeva lowered chances by 18 percent, researchers report |
(09-Dec-2015) Researchers also found lower risk of complications that can interrupt breast cancer treatment |
(09-Dec-2015) Xeloda lowered risk by a third, while Xgeva lowered chances by 18 percent, researchers report |
(09-Dec-2015) Men in Hawaii who drank more milk showed brain changes, but more research needed to confirm link |
(09-Dec-2015) Researchers also found lower risk of complications that can interrupt breast cancer treatment |
(09-Dec-2015) Study finds both treatments can help |
(09-Dec-2015) Xeloda lowered risk by a third, while Xgeva lowered chances by 18 percent, researchers report |
(09-Dec-2015) Nitrates reduce activity, quality of life, researchers find |
(09-Dec-2015) Designed for women diagnosed with breast cancer |
(08-Dec-2015) International research finds prasugrel isn't effective at easing suffering |
(08-Dec-2015) International research finds prasugrel isn't effective at easing suffering |
(08-Dec-2015) U.S. report shows 12 million are no longer in families having trouble paying for health care |
(08-Dec-2015) U.S. report shows 12 million are no longer in families having trouble paying for health care |
(08-Dec-2015) International research finds prasugrel isn't effective at easing suffering |
(08-Dec-2015) Together, warfarin and sulfonylureas raise risk of hospitalization, study shows |
(08-Dec-2015) Wolman disease triggers fat buildup, leading to heart and liver problems |
(08-Dec-2015) Clotting factor sanctioned for von Willebrand disease |
(08-Dec-2015) Never drive drowsy |
(07-Dec-2015) Speak with your doctor and ask questions |
(07-Dec-2015) Specialized radiation, immunotherapy drug have removed signs of lesions on former president's brain |
(07-Dec-2015) Researchers suggest it might lower number of repeat offenders |
(07-Dec-2015) Researchers suggest it might lower number of repeat offenders |
(07-Dec-2015) Researchers suggest it might lower number of repeat offenders |
(07-Dec-2015) Specialized radiation, immunotherapy drug have removed signs of lesions on former president's brain |
(04-Dec-2015) Metformin improved levels of fatty acids that help lower blood sugar levels |
(04-Dec-2015) No greater risk of breast cancer recurrence seen |
(04-Dec-2015) Metformin improved levels of fatty acids that help lower blood sugar levels |
(04-Dec-2015) Rate has dropped by nearly one-third since 1990 |
(04-Dec-2015) Rate has dropped by nearly one-third since 1990 |
(03-Dec-2015) Only half who should are using medications to help prevent heart disease |
(02-Dec-2015) Study shows higher levels of coarse particulate matter are a problem |
(02-Dec-2015) It's 5 times more dangerous for the heart than same-sized particles from other sources, researchers say |
(02-Dec-2015) It's 5 times more dangerous for the heart than same-sized particles from other sources, researchers say |
(02-Dec-2015) Researcher says heart benefits outweigh risk of side effects |
(01-Dec-2015) Here are potential risks |
(01-Dec-2015) Study found most benefits waned over time, but one expert believes more research is needed |
(01-Dec-2015) Research suggests Truvada still works when taken before and after sex |
(30-Nov-2015) Researchers report that expansion of Medicaid coverage is improving access to mammograms |
(30-Nov-2015) Researchers report that expansion of Medicaid coverage is improving access to mammograms |
(30-Nov-2015) Drug boosts immune system to destroy cancer cells |
(27-Nov-2015) About 400 deaths a year might be prevented if more people wore rear seatbelts |
(27-Nov-2015) About 400 deaths a year might be prevented if more people wore rear seatbelts |
(27-Nov-2015) About 400 deaths a year might be prevented if more people wore rear seatbelts |
(27-Nov-2015) About 400 deaths a year might be prevented if more people wore rear seatbelts |
(27-Nov-2015) About 400 deaths a year might be prevented if more people wore rear seatbelts |
(27-Nov-2015) About 400 deaths a year might be prevented if more people wore rear seatbelts |
(27-Nov-2015) About 400 deaths a year might be prevented if more people wore rear seatbelts |
(25-Nov-2015) Long-term study showed prolonged exposure linked to heart disease, stroke |
(25-Nov-2015) Big jump also seen in those aged 60 and older needing treatment for painkiller, heroin abuse |
(25-Nov-2015) Vulnerability is higher among those with a low education and income, researchers report |
(25-Nov-2015) Clozapine already approved for use after other antipsychotics don't work |
(25-Nov-2015) Don't forget to take your meds with you when you travel, expert says |
(25-Nov-2015) Study reveals quintupling of prices over six years |
(25-Nov-2015) Don't forget to take your meds with you when you travel, expert says |
(25-Nov-2015) Vulnerability is higher among those with a low education and income, researchers report |
(25-Nov-2015) Don't forget to take your meds with you when you travel, expert says |
(24-Nov-2015) Increased cost of building them is offset by decreases in additional medical care, research shows |
(24-Nov-2015) Researchers suggest provision allowing young adults to stay on parents' insurance linked to more screening |
(24-Nov-2015) But another study shows treating all infections would save more than $3 billion in long run |
(24-Nov-2015) But treating skin condition is still best approach, expert says |
(24-Nov-2015) But another study shows treating all infections would save more than $3 billion in long run |
(24-Nov-2015) Now sanctioned for adults 18 to 65 with known or suspected exposure |
(24-Nov-2015) More than 14,000 projected to die from disease this year |
(24-Nov-2015) The top cause of cancer death in the United States |
(23-Nov-2015) But more research is needed before this can used as a marker, expert says |
(23-Nov-2015) Lower-cost options are usually just as safe and effective, experts say |
(23-Nov-2015) High levels in well water may trigger infections in the very young, study suggests |
(23-Nov-2015) Lower-cost options are usually just as safe and effective, experts say |
(23-Nov-2015) Review of studies finds drugs like Ritalin, Adderall may create sleep woes for some |
(21-Nov-2015) Expert offers tips to cope with seasonal triggers |
(20-Nov-2015) Odds rose even higher if child sold or gave away the drugs |
(20-Nov-2015) Over 500 wheelchair-using Americans died in such accidents over 6 years, researchers report |
(19-Nov-2015) The DNA has emerged in germs infecting people and pigs in China, researchers warn |
(19-Nov-2015) Preliminary study of new drug for RSV yields promising results, experts say |
(19-Nov-2015) Drug marketed as Narcan offers new treatment option for family members or first responders |
(19-Nov-2015) Report finds prescription painkillers, heroin largely to blame, with some states hit especially hard |
(19-Nov-2015) Report finds prescription painkillers, heroin largely to blame, with some states hit especially hard |
(19-Nov-2015) Drug marketed as Narcan offers new treatment option for family members or first responders |
(19-Nov-2015) First-of-its-kind drug sanctioned to reverse effects of heroin or oxycodone use |
(18-Nov-2015) 'Get Smart' tips from an expert to prevent their overuse |
(18-Nov-2015) Federal study suggests only about one-quarter seek treatment for addiction |
(18-Nov-2015) Studies in mice, monkeys point to a compound that might lessen levodopa's debilitating effects |
(17-Nov-2015) Kids given azithromycin were less likely to develop severe respiratory illness, study says |
(17-Nov-2015) Kids given azithromycin were less likely to develop severe respiratory illness, study says |
(17-Nov-2015) Barrage of consumer-directed advertising drives up health costs, American Medical Association says |
(16-Nov-2015) Widespread practice is boosting bacterial resistance to drugs, putting kids in danger, AAP says |
(16-Nov-2015) Case highlights growing threat of strain of the lung disease that doesn't respond to multiple antibiotics |
(16-Nov-2015) New research finds just two people out of more than 400 became infected in a year |
(16-Nov-2015) For people who have received other treatments |
(16-Nov-2015) Case highlights growing threat of strain of the lung disease that doesn't respond to multiple antibiotics |
(13-Nov-2015) Innovative procedure would potentially allow infertile recipients to become pregnant |
(13-Nov-2015) Quality of insurance across U.S. may influence treatment, researcher says |
(13-Nov-2015) But more research needed to determine whether drugs would degrade on longer missions |
(12-Nov-2015) But more research needed to confirm beneficial effects on vision disorder |
(12-Nov-2015) Big part of the problem is getting people to take medications, stick with them, experts say |
(11-Nov-2015) Cases where the infection isn't thwarted by existing antibiotics are surfacing, researcher says |
(11-Nov-2015) More research needs to be done to show cause-and-effect, expert says |
(11-Nov-2015) But researchers suggest even more patients could benefit |
(11-Nov-2015) But researchers suggest even more patients could benefit |
(11-Nov-2015) But researchers suggest even more patients could benefit |
(11-Nov-2015) Commonly prescribed antipsychotic medications tied to greater risk of type 2 disease |
(11-Nov-2015) Most people should try medication plus lifestyle changes first, experts say |
(10-Nov-2015) Bleeding, shortness of breath were among problems patients cited in study |
(10-Nov-2015) Study found self-monitoring was linked to a lower risk of death after 5 years |
(10-Nov-2015) Bleeding, shortness of breath were among problems patients cited in study |
(10-Nov-2015) Nearly 10,000 projected to die this year from deadly skin cancer |
(09-Nov-2015) Macrolides were linked to small, but significant, chances of sudden cardiac death |
(09-Nov-2015) Heart patients should take precautions when pollution is high, study suggests |
(09-Nov-2015) Researchers investigate new dimension in customized medication |
(09-Nov-2015) Age and mental health can play a role |
(09-Nov-2015) Researchers investigate new dimension in customized medication |
(09-Nov-2015) Macrolides were linked to small, but significant, chances of sudden cardiac death |
(09-Nov-2015) Cooperation is key to program's success, but benefits were modest, study finds |
(09-Nov-2015) Risk of heart troubles was lowered by 25 percent, while death risk was reduced 27 percent |
(06-Nov-2015) Seasonal affective disorder is form of depression tied to winter's shorter days |
(06-Nov-2015) Infections, complications, organ rejection more likely than in patients who get organ in own country |
(06-Nov-2015) Infections, complications, organ rejection more likely than in patients who get organ in own country |
(05-Nov-2015) Small study finds drug might be safe for patients who had previous reaction to the antibiotic |
(05-Nov-2015) Outbreaks of the childhood disease reported in Britain and Asia, study finds |
(05-Nov-2015) Brand names perceived more effective, even if they're placebos |
(05-Nov-2015) Suggestions include price controls on drugs and hospitals and doctors, importing drugs from other countries |
(05-Nov-2015) Brand names perceived more effective, even if they're placebos |
(05-Nov-2015) Small study finds drug might be safe for patients who had previous reaction to the antibiotic |
(05-Nov-2015) Suggestions include price controls on drugs and hospitals and doctors, importing drugs from other countries |
(04-Nov-2015) Researchers find no benefits from raloxifene in those with mild to moderate dementia |
(04-Nov-2015) But experts say these types of medications have good safety profile |
(03-Nov-2015) Other effective treatments remain available, but experts say finding is cause for concern |
(03-Nov-2015) Many adults take 5 or more medications, often for preventable ills, study finds |
(02-Nov-2015) Use of the drugs did not lower infection risk after these higher-risk operations, study found |
(02-Nov-2015) Study findings support notion that early life exposure to microbes, allergens may prevent illness, experts say |
(02-Nov-2015) Health plan premiums are on the rise, and so are penalties for the remaining uninsured |
(02-Nov-2015) And health care expenses for heaviest adults is nearly $2,000 more a year per patient |
(02-Nov-2015) Health plan premiums are on the rise, and so are penalties for the remaining uninsured |
(02-Nov-2015) Study raises concerns about using meds to treat conditions for which they weren't approved |
(30-Oct-2015) Prescription Accutane can often help and should be tried sooner, experts say |
(30-Oct-2015) Researchers looked for risk among women prescribed drugs that include azithromycin |
(30-Oct-2015) Small study finds gains in employee productivity |
(30-Oct-2015) America Starts Talking campaign designed to teach consumers how to use potent pain meds wisely |
(30-Oct-2015) Shortage and cost of antivenom, need for training are issues in nations where bites are common, researcher says |
(30-Oct-2015) America Starts Talking campaign designed to teach consumers how to use potent pain meds wisely |
(30-Oct-2015) Prescription Accutane can often help and should be tried sooner, experts say |
(29-Oct-2015) Study found sufferers who stuck with treatments like nasal sprays saw improvements in quality of life |
(29-Oct-2015) Added air pollution could take a toll, researchers say, but car company refutes the notion |
(29-Oct-2015) Sanofi's Auvi-Q injectors may not deliver right amount of life-saving drug |
(29-Oct-2015) Hype irresponsibly raises hopes of desperate patients, experts say |
(28-Oct-2015) In early trial, genetically engineered cold sore virus was injected into tumors, caused them to rupture and die |
(28-Oct-2015) In small study, olaparib targeted gene mutation in men who had failed other therapy, researchers report |
(28-Oct-2015) Study found those less experienced with illegal drugs were more likely to abuse narcotics later |
(28-Oct-2015) Key brain cell differences could play a role in lithium's effectiveness, researchers say |
(28-Oct-2015) Interviews confirm desire for cheaper, more plentiful substitute |
(28-Oct-2015) Imlygic designed to rupture and kill cancer cells |
(27-Oct-2015) Study findings shed light on how drug for pain, addiction is metabolized in different people |
(27-Oct-2015) But studies weren't designed to prove proton pump inhibitors are responsible for the increase |
(27-Oct-2015) Study findings shed light on how drug for pain, addiction is metabolized in different people |
(27-Oct-2015) Not using cholesterol-lowering drugs may boost risk of death during recovery from non-cardiac operations |
(26-Oct-2015) Natural disasters, diseases and excess heat threaten children's health, says American Academy of Pediatrics |
(26-Oct-2015) And 80 percent of the mistakes were preventable, researchers report |
(26-Oct-2015) Natural disasters, diseases and excess heat threaten children's health, says American Academy of Pediatrics |
(26-Oct-2015) Costs are about $100,000 more over 5 years, study shows |
(26-Oct-2015) Costs are about $100,000 more over 5 years, study shows |
(26-Oct-2015) Researchers also found that troubling blood pressure readings increased odds of an accident |
(26-Oct-2015) Researchers also found that troubling blood pressure readings increased odds of an accident |
(23-Oct-2015) Mouse study shows promise, but it's too early to know if medications could treat baldness in people |
(23-Oct-2015) Cautionary label will be added to Viekira Pak and Technivie, agency says |
(23-Oct-2015) Disease most often affects head, neck, extremities and torso |
(23-Oct-2015) Thousands projected to die from hard-to-treat disease |
(22-Oct-2015) Researchers aim to halt spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria found in hospitals and long-term care centers |
(22-Oct-2015) Study finds link between repeated use in children and slightly higher weights in teen years |
(22-Oct-2015) Smoke, chemicals and vehicle exhaust are common sources |
(22-Oct-2015) Agency says medication can be used in combination with others for advanced cases |
(22-Oct-2015) Bleach can help do the job |
(22-Oct-2015) Blacks and the poor are often 'left behind,' researcher says |
(22-Oct-2015) Agency says medication can be used in combination with others for advanced cases |
(22-Oct-2015) Peer pressure isn't the only reason why, experts say |
(21-Oct-2015) Technique may help in inflammatory bowel disease, but it hasn't been tested in people yet |
(21-Oct-2015) But some experts say some of the increase may just be more people telling the truth |
(21-Oct-2015) New initiative involves government, medical groups, media, drug store chains and more |
(21-Oct-2015) For starters, use less energy at home |
(21-Oct-2015) Rates of asthma attacks lower in specially designed buildings |
(21-Oct-2015) Long-term exposure to low-level radiation is likely cause, researchers say |
(21-Oct-2015) Study cites problems with availability, affordability |
(21-Oct-2015) Risks include kidney damage, stroke and even death, researchers note |
(21-Oct-2015) New initiative involves government, medical groups, media, drug store chains and more |
(21-Oct-2015) First coagulation therapy sanctioned for Factor X deficiency |
(20-Oct-2015) It may not be appropriate |
(20-Oct-2015) Plus, this medication isn't addictive, expert says |
(20-Oct-2015) Plus, this medication isn't addictive, expert says |
(19-Oct-2015) Survey reveals most users take the drugs to help them study or catch some sleep |
(19-Oct-2015) Survey reveals most users take the drugs to help them study or catch some sleep |
(18-Oct-2015) Flibanserin can cause low blood pressure, loss of consciousness; not recommended for use with alcohol |
(18-Oct-2015) Flibanserin can cause low blood pressure, loss of consciousness; not recommended for use with alcohol |
(16-Oct-2015) Study warns of thousands more deaths if bacteria grow stronger |
(15-Oct-2015) Just 11 percent of people with incomes of less than $20,000 a year elected to be in a trial, study found |
(15-Oct-2015) Small number write most narcotic prescriptions, study finds |
(15-Oct-2015) Suggestions for a safer transition |
(14-Oct-2015) Infections by the 'superbug' down significantly in recent years, CDC says |
(14-Oct-2015) Large study finds supplements no better than placebo at warding off recurring polyps |
(14-Oct-2015) Wide state-by-state variations cited in study |
(14-Oct-2015) Study finds less than half of workplaces have private space or enough break time to express milk |
(14-Oct-2015) But researchers say promoting physical activity should remain a public health priority |
(14-Oct-2015) Those with demanding jobs and little control seem most vulnerable, researchers found |
(13-Oct-2015) THC study halted early because of poor results, side effects |
(13-Oct-2015) Discomfort usually subsides just by staying active, experts say |
(13-Oct-2015) For starters, sit properly in your chair |
(13-Oct-2015) This, despite fact they have worse outcomes than men of a similar age, study authors say |
(13-Oct-2015) Second study finds 80 percent of abusers don't get treatment for their addiction |
(12-Oct-2015) People support more education for doctors and regulations to limit abusive access, survey finds |
(12-Oct-2015) But researchers say that education and practice can dramatically improve health care worker hygiene |
(12-Oct-2015) People support more education for doctors and regulations to limit abusive access, survey finds |
(11-Oct-2015) Parents should take measurements to ensure seats fit properly inside vehicle, researchers advise |
(11-Oct-2015) Parents should take measurements to ensure seats fit properly inside vehicle, researchers advise |
(11-Oct-2015) Parents should take measurements to ensure seats fit properly inside vehicle, researchers advise |
(09-Oct-2015) Employees and employers have to plan for potential problems, researchers say |
(09-Oct-2015) Outbreaks of measles, hepatitis A could be prevented if people were fully immunized, researchers say |
(09-Oct-2015) Outbreaks of measles, hepatitis A could be prevented if people were fully immunized, researchers say |
(08-Oct-2015) Odds for the disease are also climbing faster among women than men, research shows |
(08-Oct-2015) Researchers able to make accurate predictions 70 percent of time in study of twins |
(08-Oct-2015) Virginia data show rates of viral suppression rose on federally funded insurance |
(08-Oct-2015) Comparison with 12 industrialized nations shows more money spent, but life expectancy is lowest |
(08-Oct-2015) Virginia data show rates of viral suppression rose on federally funded insurance |
(08-Oct-2015) Scientists say they can help predict which personnel may need intensive intervention |
(08-Oct-2015) Small study found a short stroll restored blood flow in legs after hours of sitting in a chair |
(08-Oct-2015) Odds for the disease are also climbing faster among women than men, research shows |
(07-Oct-2015) Relapse rates with daclizumab were lower than with a standard therapy, but side effects were greater |
(07-Oct-2015) Relapse rates with daclizumab were lower than with a standard therapy, but side effects were greater |
(06-Oct-2015) These babies are often born addicted and have higher risk of breathing, feeding problems, experts say |
(06-Oct-2015) Emits electric pulses designed to thwart tumor growth |
(06-Oct-2015) Long-acting drug injected every four-to-six weeks |
(05-Oct-2015) Evidence of CRE found in seven U.S. cities monitored by researchers |
(05-Oct-2015) Anal, colon and liver cancers more common now, researchers find |
(05-Oct-2015) Study found those without heart problems faced higher chances of heart trouble after non-cardiac operations |
(04-Oct-2015) Most devices aren't used properly |
(04-Oct-2015) Most devices aren't used properly |
(02-Oct-2015) Study suggests heat and lack of rain can potentially impact birth size |
(02-Oct-2015) But, so far, the parasites haven't been able to thrive in northern climates, experts say |
(02-Oct-2015) Keytruda shrank tumors in some patients with advanced disease |
(02-Oct-2015) Helps immune system fight non-small cell lung cancer |
(01-Oct-2015) Marijuana accounted for third of drugs found in systems of drivers killed in accidents |
(01-Oct-2015) Worries that wider adoption of the screen might lead to unnecessary surgeries are unfounded, experts say |
(01-Oct-2015) Worries that wider adoption of the screen might lead to unnecessary surgeries are unfounded, experts say |
(01-Oct-2015) Worries that wider adoption of the screen might lead to unnecessary surgeries are unfounded, experts say |
(01-Oct-2015) Marijuana accounted for third of drugs found in systems of drivers killed in accidents |
(01-Oct-2015) Marijuana accounted for third of drugs found in systems of drivers killed in accidents |
(30-Sep-2015) Targeted therapies produce significant results, researchers say |
(30-Sep-2015) Researchers find no evidence that boosting intake will prevent fractures |
(30-Sep-2015) Those who improved with fake drug benefited from antidepressants, study found |
(30-Sep-2015) Accidents and violence the driving forces, CDC officials report |
(30-Sep-2015) Targeted therapies produce significant results, researchers say |
(29-Sep-2015) But some antibiotics seem to reduce the risk, researchers find |
(28-Sep-2015) 4-year study found survival doubled for gastrointestinal cancer patients who took low-dose pill each day |
(28-Sep-2015) Opdivo appears to outperform older med, Afinitor, in new clinical trial |
(28-Sep-2015) Software doesn't appear to improve cancer detection rates, researcher says |
(28-Sep-2015) Software doesn't appear to improve cancer detection rates, researcher says |
(28-Sep-2015) Nivolumab is most effective in tumors with a particular gene mutation, researchers report |
(25-Sep-2015) Stashing them in a cabinet is unwise; old medications can become ineffective or unsafe |
(25-Sep-2015) But research doesn't prove the chemical caused the lighter weight |
(25-Sep-2015) Stashing them in a cabinet is unwise; old medications can become ineffective or unsafe |
(24-Sep-2015) Study finds taking medication at night cut risk of blood sugar disorder in half |
(24-Sep-2015) Exposure can worsen symptoms and make the disease more difficult to manage, researchers say |
(24-Sep-2015) Report found seniors who stayed in the workforce were better off physically |
(24-Sep-2015) Finding highlights challenges of 'unequal epidemic,' researcher says |
(24-Sep-2015) Study finds taking medication at night cut risk of blood sugar disorder in half |
(23-Sep-2015) Mouse study found treatment was effective and safe; currently unknown if therapy will help in humans |
(23-Sep-2015) Mouse study found treatment was effective and safe; currently unknown if therapy will help in humans |
(23-Sep-2015) Study found letrozole did not result in more pregnancies compared to two other fertility drugs |
(23-Sep-2015) Other options include birth control pills, calcium, study says |
(23-Sep-2015) Study found letrozole did not result in more pregnancies compared to two other fertility drugs |
(22-Sep-2015) It's a combination of cough suppressant and heart medication, and experts don't yet know why it may work |
(22-Sep-2015) It's a combination of cough suppressant and heart medication, and experts don't yet know why it may work |
(22-Sep-2015) More liberal admission policies could benefit these patients, researchers say |
(22-Sep-2015) Among people who aren't responding to other treatments |
(21-Sep-2015) Be prepared with healthy foods |
(21-Sep-2015) Dosage should be tailored to the needs of individual patients, researchers say |
(21-Sep-2015) Risk of poor road control doubled after one drink if driver's focus was disturbed, study found |
(18-Sep-2015) But research is still in early stages, with testing only done on human cells in the lab |
(18-Sep-2015) But research is still in early stages, with testing only done on human cells in the lab |
(18-Sep-2015) Brief time away from work seems to improve energy and well-being |
(18-Sep-2015) Vraylar is an atypical antipsychotic taken once a day |
(18-Sep-2015) Label warns against use by certain elderly |
(17-Sep-2015) Review of study data contradicts findings reported in 2001 |
(17-Sep-2015) Review of study data contradicts findings reported in 2001 |
(17-Sep-2015) Used properly, they can reduce risk of serious injuries by 45 percent, researchers say |
(16-Sep-2015) Agriculture also accounts for significant proportion, study says |
(16-Sep-2015) Review finds these chemicals may boost odds of blood sugar disease by about 60 percent |
(16-Sep-2015) High PCBs levels in early pregnancy associated with greater risk, study shows |
(16-Sep-2015) Agriculture also accounts for significant proportion, study says |
(16-Sep-2015) Lack of insurance is an obstacle to high-quality care, experts say |
(16-Sep-2015) Lack of insurance is an obstacle to high-quality care, experts say |
(15-Sep-2015) Fine toxic particles are absorbed deep into lungs and blood, researchers say |
(15-Sep-2015) Fine toxic particles are absorbed deep into lungs and blood, researchers say |
(15-Sep-2015) The longer they work, the greater their risk, observational study shows |
(15-Sep-2015) Text messaging alone was as ineffective as no reminders at all among TB patients |
(14-Sep-2015) Heart-disease preventive may simultaneously reduce colon cancer risk, task force suggests |
(14-Sep-2015) Indoor insecticides may increase chances of leukemia or lymphoma a bit, research review reports |
(14-Sep-2015) Uninsured, unmarried, or those with a low income are more likely to die early, study says |
(14-Sep-2015) Uninsured, unmarried, or those with a low income are more likely to die early, study says |
(14-Sep-2015) Uninsured, unmarried, or those with a low income are more likely to die early, study says |
(14-Sep-2015) If signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brown, doctors could prescribe life-ending drugs to terminally ill |
(11-Sep-2015) End product from coal-fired plants may pose hazard to health and environment |
(11-Sep-2015) Aggressive treatment cut rates of heart attack, heart failure and stroke by one-third, deaths by one-quarter |
(11-Sep-2015) If approved, it would let doctors prescribe life-ending drugs to patients expected to die within 6 months |
(11-Sep-2015) End product from coal-fired plants may pose hazard to health and environment |
(11-Sep-2015) Greater burnout could lead to mistakes, poor care, researchers caution |
(10-Sep-2015) This preventative treatment should be routinely offered to gay men at high risk, researchers say |
(09-Sep-2015) Early research suggests yes, but laws limit access to the drug and its compounds |
(09-Sep-2015) More with insurance may lead to better treatment of high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes |
(09-Sep-2015) More with insurance may lead to better treatment of high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes |
(09-Sep-2015) Experts recommend getting out of stuck vehicles, and having portable CO detectors |
(09-Sep-2015) Experts recommend getting out of stuck vehicles, and having portable CO detectors |
(09-Sep-2015) Experts recommend getting out of stuck vehicles, and having portable CO detectors |
(08-Sep-2015) But researchers don't know how the kids are modifying the devices to get high |
(08-Sep-2015) Preliminary research suggests potential benefits for psychiatric disorders, substance abuse |
(08-Sep-2015) But many still don't like Obamacare, five years after the law took effect, HealthDay/Harris Poll finds |
(08-Sep-2015) But many still don't like Obamacare, five years after the law took effect, HealthDay/Harris Poll finds |
(08-Sep-2015) Education, prevention messages, safer packaging may be working, CDC says |
(08-Sep-2015) Education, prevention messages, safer packaging may be working, CDC says |
(04-Sep-2015) With patents expiring, access for Medicaid patients will likely expand |
(04-Sep-2015) Unlike medications, this experimental therapy doesn't cause drowsiness, researchers say |
(04-Sep-2015) With patents expiring, access for Medicaid patients will likely expand |
(02-Sep-2015) Treatment prolongs life for people with hard-to-treat chronic lymphocytic leukemia |
(02-Sep-2015) Farm-related pollution 'mobilizes' the element, helping it enter groundwater |
(02-Sep-2015) Combining glitazones with standard treatment improved survival in small study |
(02-Sep-2015) For adults undergoing chemotherapy |
(01-Sep-2015) Survey finds most ask about illegal substance use |
(01-Sep-2015) Smoking, high blood pressure and cholesterol can age this vital organ, CDC says |
(01-Sep-2015) Combining active ingredient in Cialis and blood pressure med helped with pulmonary arterial hypertension |
(31-Aug-2015) Four out of 10 high schoolers with medical conditions used one or both in past year, study found |
(28-Aug-2015) Trials showed Repatha slashed 'bad' LDL cholesterol levels in those who couldn't tolerate statins |
(28-Aug-2015) Trials showed Repatha slashed 'bad' LDL cholesterol levels in those who couldn't tolerate statins |
(28-Aug-2015) A leading cause of heart disease |
(27-Aug-2015) Researchers don't know if the drugs signal developing disease, or contribute to it |
(27-Aug-2015) Healthy skepticism needed for some scientific claims, researcher says |
(27-Aug-2015) But illicit painkiller use tends to begin in winter, study finds |
(26-Aug-2015) Researchers want to test daratumumab in a larger group of patients |
(26-Aug-2015) Clot risk doesn't appear to rise without additional drug treatment, study finds |
(26-Aug-2015) Geography, pets and gender of housemates make a difference in types of bacteria, fungi found |
(26-Aug-2015) Many adults are calling, texting when behind the wheel, survey finds |
(26-Aug-2015) Health care workers deemed at high risk for infection didn't get sick after treatment with anti-flu regimen |
(26-Aug-2015) Clot risk doesn't appear to rise without additional drug treatment, study finds |
(26-Aug-2015) Many adults are calling, texting when behind the wheel, survey finds |
(26-Aug-2015) Many adults are calling, texting when behind the wheel, survey finds |
(26-Aug-2015) Many adults are calling, texting when behind the wheel, survey finds |
(26-Aug-2015) Many adults are calling, texting when behind the wheel, survey finds |
(25-Aug-2015) Rates for school children differ significantly, CDC study finds |
(24-Aug-2015) But findings should be viewed with care, researcher says |
(24-Aug-2015) Study shows link between prevalence of gun ownership and number of public massacres |
(24-Aug-2015) The farther the location, the less likely patients got treatment after cancer surgery |
(24-Aug-2015) Prior research had suggested that the drugs might have negative effect on memory and thinking |
(24-Aug-2015) But researchers say clinical trials needed to prove older beta blockers lengthen life in these patients |
(24-Aug-2015) Immune thrombocytopenic purpura involves low blood platelet counts |
(21-Aug-2015) Regulation would also result in fewer people dying from drowning, researchers say |
(20-Aug-2015) Here's how to protect yourself from blood-sucking parasites that may be sharing your hotel suite |
(19-Aug-2015) Flibanserin can cause low blood pressure, loss of consciousness; not recommended for use with alcohol |
(19-Aug-2015) 2 researchers decry heavy use of weedkillers; manufacturer says no threat exists |
(19-Aug-2015) Younger patients and men more likely to be referred than older patients and women, study finds |
(19-Aug-2015) Flibanserin can cause low blood pressure, loss of consciousness; not recommended for use with alcohol |
(19-Aug-2015) Addyi to treat low sexual desire among premenopausal women |
(18-Aug-2015) Prescription drugs are still effective, however |
(17-Aug-2015) Scientists had believed harmful chemicals became inactive when trapped in grime on urban surfaces |
(17-Aug-2015) Change seen just a year after new rules were implemented, study found |
(17-Aug-2015) For starters, drink plenty of cool fluids, and avoid the midday sun if you can |
(17-Aug-2015) But flibanserin's safety and effectiveness still being debated |
(17-Aug-2015) Change seen just a year after new rules were implemented, study found |
(14-Aug-2015) Study cites limited use of sun protection, lack of awareness |
(14-Aug-2015) Expert says diverse plant life may even help filter bacteria and chemical run-off |
(14-Aug-2015) Many had switched jobs, lost coverage under parents' plans, got married or had a baby, feds report |
(14-Aug-2015) Many had switched jobs, lost coverage under parents' plans, got married or had a baby, feds report |
(14-Aug-2015) Many had switched jobs, lost coverage under parents' plans, got married or had a baby, feds report |
(13-Aug-2015) Researchers found medication didn't increase odds of serious eye infection |
(13-Aug-2015) Culprits can include cooling towers, hot tubs, decorative fountains |
(13-Aug-2015) Risk of dying on duty is three times higher in states with more households with firearms |
(13-Aug-2015) Bypassing the poppy could revolutionize drug production, but comes with dangers, experts said |
(13-Aug-2015) Researchers found medication didn't increase odds of serious eye infection |
(13-Aug-2015) More men are switching to bicycles to commute, run errands, which may explain these trends |
(13-Aug-2015) More men are switching to bicycles to commute, run errands, which may explain these trends |
(10-Aug-2015) Surprisingly little research exists to guide infection-prevention efforts, study finds |
(10-Aug-2015) Many injuries occur getting on and off the bus |
(07-Aug-2015) Patients had more medication adjustments if a pharmacist was involved in their care, study finds |
(06-Aug-2015) Outbreak in New York City has already killed 10, sickened 100 |
(06-Aug-2015) Beryllium is often present in heavy industry, can cause lung cancer and other ills |
(05-Aug-2015) But follow-up study of the gel for HIV prevention yields disappointing results |
(05-Aug-2015) Study suggests monitoring at least twice a day helps people manage better |
(05-Aug-2015) Study suggests monitoring at least twice a day helps people manage better |
(04-Aug-2015) Hospitals, health departments, long-term care facilities must share information, report says |
(04-Aug-2015) Epilepsy drug Spritam may be one of many custom-made medicines to come that will use the technology |
(04-Aug-2015) But findings are at odds with previous research |
(04-Aug-2015) Epilepsy drug Spritam may be one of many custom-made medicines to come that will use the technology |
(03-Aug-2015) Patients can lose 10 pounds or more, researchers find |
(03-Aug-2015) Experts had assumed that soil would help to filter human waste |
(03-Aug-2015) Patients can lose 10 pounds or more, researchers find |
(03-Aug-2015) Experts had assumed that soil would help to filter human waste |
(31-Jul-2015) Investigators found unhealthy ozone levels, haze plague many natural sanctuaries |
(31-Jul-2015) Device compares favorably to surgically implanted option, researchers say |
(31-Jul-2015) Expert offers tips on avoiding heat-related illness |
(31-Jul-2015) Expert offers tips on avoiding heat-related illness |
(31-Jul-2015) California-based study finds drugs for the blood disorder take up large share of budget |
(31-Jul-2015) California-based study finds drugs for the blood disorder take up large share of budget |
(30-Jul-2015) New guidelines alert doctors to this possibility |
(30-Jul-2015) High levels linked to more leave for mental health problems |
(29-Jul-2015) Inflammation caused by the infection that's being treated may make ear damage more likely |
(29-Jul-2015) But it's not yet ready for standard care |
(29-Jul-2015) Tamsulosin is especially helpful with larger stones, while smaller ones may pass on their own, study finds |
(29-Jul-2015) But it's not yet ready for standard care |
(29-Jul-2015) Inflated in stomach, it may create sense of fullness |
(28-Jul-2015) Study notes that after Hurricane Sandy in 2012, fewer than half had detailed medication list available |
(28-Jul-2015) Gains seen in how many adults have medical coverage, a doctor and say they are in better health |
(28-Jul-2015) Study finds steady improvement among Medicare enrollees from 1999 through 2013 |
(28-Jul-2015) Gains seen in how many adults have medical coverage, a doctor and say they are in better health |
(28-Jul-2015) Gains seen in how many adults have medical coverage, a doctor and say they are in better health |
(28-Jul-2015) Study finds steady improvement among Medicare enrollees from 1999 through 2013 |
(28-Jul-2015) Study finds steady improvement among Medicare enrollees from 1999 through 2013 |
(28-Jul-2015) Experiencing lower-limb muscle fatigue daily may have long-term consequences, study suggests |
(27-Jul-2015) Access to care, not insurance, is a key issue, researcher says |
(27-Jul-2015) Analysis found roughly 10 percent of cases were filed after 15-day deadline passed |
(27-Jul-2015) For people at risk of heart attack or stroke |
(24-Jul-2015) Having access to legal source of pot was linked to greater addiction risk than buying drug illegally |
(24-Jul-2015) Odomzo is a pill for locally advanced basal cell carcinoma |
(24-Jul-2015) Praluent for people with prior history of heart attack or stroke who've already tried a statin |
(24-Jul-2015) Among people two years and older |
(24-Jul-2015) For people with a genetic subtype of the liver infection |
(24-Jul-2015) A common form of skin cancer |
(23-Jul-2015) But nearly one in five teens who tried the stimulants are regular users |
(23-Jul-2015) Study found infected monkeys were less likely to die with treatment |
(23-Jul-2015) Experts aren't clear on cause, but undiagnosed mental illness might have played a part |
(23-Jul-2015) They suggest letting Medicare negotiate prices, back grassroots movement calling for change |
(22-Jul-2015) Wait time didn't change after the health law's Medicaid expansion went into effect, researchers say |
(22-Jul-2015) Wait time didn't change after the health law's Medicaid expansion went into effect, researchers say |
(22-Jul-2015) Wait time didn't change after the health law's Medicaid expansion went into effect, researchers say |
(22-Jul-2015) Wait time didn't change after the health law's Medicaid expansion went into effect, researchers say |
(22-Jul-2015) Study shows delivery of clot-busting drug is often later than staff believes |
(21-Jul-2015) Doctors should closely monitor patients who have to take these drugs together, expert says |
(21-Jul-2015) Used early after diagnosis, drug appears to have long-lasting effects, study reports |
(21-Jul-2015) Doctors should closely monitor patients who have to take these drugs together, expert says |
(21-Jul-2015) Doctors should closely monitor patients who have to take these drugs together, expert says |
(21-Jul-2015) Study can't prove cause and effect, but saw dip in odds for people taking drugs such as Actos and Avandia |
(21-Jul-2015) Doctors should closely monitor patients who have to take these drugs together, expert says |
(20-Jul-2015) Odds are low, but study points to another downside of overuse |
(20-Jul-2015) Those with Medicaid insurance tend to know less about the drugs, study finds |
(20-Jul-2015) Older adults react differently to treatment, oncologists' group notes |
(20-Jul-2015) Those with Medicaid insurance tend to know less about the drugs, study finds |
(20-Jul-2015) Those with Medicaid insurance tend to know less about the drugs, study finds |
(20-Jul-2015) By 2050, half of that generation's survivors will have the mind-wasting disease, study predicts |
(20-Jul-2015) Those with Medicaid insurance tend to know less about the drugs, study finds |
(20-Jul-2015) Odds are low, but study points to another downside of overuse |
(16-Jul-2015) CDC finds older people, white men most likely users of the drug endorsed for heart health |
(16-Jul-2015) Type of coverage doesn't matter, researchers say |
(16-Jul-2015) Type of coverage doesn't matter, researchers say |
(16-Jul-2015) Type of coverage doesn't matter, researchers say |
(16-Jul-2015) Type of coverage doesn't matter, researchers say |
(16-Jul-2015) For people who can't use conventional device |
(15-Jul-2015) Researchers suggest exposure to toxins, high noise levels may help explain link |
(15-Jul-2015) Fine-particle pollution linked to cardiac arrests, heart attacks, study finds |
(15-Jul-2015) Be cautious about taking both together, researcher says |
(15-Jul-2015) Odds of brain attack boosted by 30 percent, researchers say |
(15-Jul-2015) Researchers suggest exposure to toxins, high noise levels may help explain link |
(15-Jul-2015) Fine-particle pollution linked to cardiac arrests, heart attacks, study finds |
(15-Jul-2015) Report finds Hispanic adults saw biggest gains, but they still had more trouble getting medical care |
(15-Jul-2015) Report finds Hispanic adults saw biggest gains, but they still had more trouble getting medical care |
(15-Jul-2015) Report finds Hispanic adults saw biggest gains, but they still had more trouble getting medical care |
(15-Jul-2015) Report finds Hispanic adults saw biggest gains, but they still had more trouble getting medical care |
(15-Jul-2015) Report finds Hispanic adults saw biggest gains, but they still had more trouble getting medical care |
(15-Jul-2015) Be cautious about taking both together, researcher says |
(15-Jul-2015) Researchers suggest exposure to toxins, high noise levels may help explain link |
(14-Jul-2015) Patiromer appears to keep potassium levels in check, researchers say |
(14-Jul-2015) Protective gear and training are essential |
(13-Jul-2015) Study found big swings in temperature were linked to higher death rates among seniors in Northeast |
(13-Jul-2015) Patients 50 and up with advanced disease benefited the most |
(13-Jul-2015) Medication can be used as an add-on therapy to antidepressants |
(13-Jul-2015) But shouldn't be prescribed to some older people |
(13-Jul-2015) Medication can be used as an add-on therapy to antidepressants |
(12-Jul-2015) Chronic illnesses also increase vulnerability to temperature spikes |
(10-Jul-2015) It says specific reasons teens try pot are better predictors of future drug use |
(10-Jul-2015) NSAIDS include such drugs as ibuprofen and naproxen; aspirin not included in alert |
(10-Jul-2015) Tougher labels reflect mounting evidence that NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, naproxen raise heart, stroke risk |
(10-Jul-2015) Germ causes about 1.2 million cases of severe 'stomach flu' in the U.S. each year |
(10-Jul-2015) NSAIDS include such drugs as ibuprofen and naproxen; aspirin not included in alert |
(10-Jul-2015) Tougher labels reflect mounting evidence that NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, naproxen raise heart, stroke risk |
(10-Jul-2015) But study finds effect isn't doubled, and alcohol still more dangerous than pot |
(10-Jul-2015) But study finds effect isn't doubled, and alcohol still more dangerous than pot |
(09-Jul-2015) Entresto was granted 'fast track' approval by the agency |
(09-Jul-2015) Using multiple drug stores to fill prescriptions tied to raised risk of overdose death, study finds |
(09-Jul-2015) Entresto was granted 'fast track' approval by the agency |
(09-Jul-2015) People with mental health illness are also more at risk of drug misuse, study says |
(09-Jul-2015) Researchers say they see link to risk of high blood pressure and diabetes in children |
(09-Jul-2015) Researchers estimate access to treatment could save 6,000 lives a year |
(09-Jul-2015) Using multiple drug stores to fill prescriptions tied to raised risk of overdose death, study finds |
(09-Jul-2015) Researchers estimate access to treatment could save 6,000 lives a year |
(09-Jul-2015) Researchers estimate access to treatment could save 6,000 lives a year |
(09-Jul-2015) Using multiple drug stores to fill prescriptions tied to raised risk of overdose death, study finds |
(09-Jul-2015) Entresto was granted 'fast track' approval by the agency |
(08-Jul-2015) Guselkumab appears more effective than standard treatment, researchers report |
(07-Jul-2015) Study suggests prevention efforts should highlight negative effects drug can have on the brain |
(07-Jul-2015) Prescription painkiller addiction often precedes use of street drug |
(07-Jul-2015) New French study suggests that anti-clotting drugs may be needed for the very long term |
(07-Jul-2015) Study suggests prevention efforts should highlight negative effects drug can have on the brain |
(07-Jul-2015) Out-of-pocket costs for 'the pill' fell 38 percent between 2012 and 2013, study finds |
(07-Jul-2015) Prescription painkiller addiction often precedes use of street drug |
(07-Jul-2015) When heart can't pump enough blood |
(03-Jul-2015) Study suggests despite getting licenses, adolescents lacked key skills to stay safe |
(03-Jul-2015) Study suggests despite getting licenses, adolescents lacked key skills to stay safe |
(03-Jul-2015) Study suggests despite getting licenses, adolescents lacked key skills to stay safe |
(02-Jul-2015) Hour of rest during the day seemed to ease impulsiveness and frustration, researchers report |
(02-Jul-2015) When disease caused by mutated gene from each parent |
(01-Jul-2015) July Fourth favorites release small particles that can harm the lungs, scientists find |
(01-Jul-2015) These prescription meds have been available for years, but safety, quality are concerns |
(01-Jul-2015) Two-thirds who took Saxenda lost 5 percent of body weight, study shows |
(01-Jul-2015) More than 40 percent of people will be away, but drive continues over holiday weekend |
(30-Jun-2015) For serious grass allergy, shots may be more effective, researcher says |
(30-Jun-2015) For serious grass allergy, shots may be more effective, researcher says |
(30-Jun-2015) Researchers suspect other restrictions for those with learner permits help to reduce accidents |
(30-Jun-2015) Researchers suspect other restrictions for those with learner permits help to reduce accidents |
(29-Jun-2015) Midazolam has been used by several states after some drug companies stopped selling chemicals used for capital punishment |
(29-Jun-2015) Survey finds many more fishermen sick after eating barracuda, grouper than previously thought |
(29-Jun-2015) Study suggests making these resources easily accessible, affordable might cut odds of disease |
(29-Jun-2015) Survey responses reveal growing gender equality in U.S. |
(26-Jun-2015) But it's too soon to change standard practice, researchers say |
(26-Jun-2015) Insurers can begin making sound business decisions based on a stable Affordable Care Act, experts say |
(26-Jun-2015) But it's too soon to change standard practice, researchers say |
(26-Jun-2015) Drugs like Celexa, Prozac could undermine bone, research suggests |
(25-Jun-2015) Ruling preserves tax credits for 6.4 million people in 34 states |
(25-Jun-2015) Study found some women did worse financially when working for a female manager |
(24-Jun-2015) Case study showed tofacitinib cleared up skin pigmentation loss in woman after just 2 months |
(24-Jun-2015) Study can't prove cause-and-effect, but changes to kids' hormones might be the link |
(24-Jun-2015) One-third with kidney failure come from low-income neighborhoods, study finds |
(24-Jun-2015) West Africans were avoiding clinics for fear of catching the deadly virus, study finds |
(24-Jun-2015) One-third with kidney failure come from low-income neighborhoods, study finds |
(24-Jun-2015) Case study showed tofacitinib cleared up skin pigmentation loss in woman after just 2 months |
(24-Jun-2015) And two-thirds who are aware don't get treatment for condition that raises risk of heart disease |
(23-Jun-2015) Stay indoors |
(23-Jun-2015) International commission says 50 years of global health gains could be undone |
(23-Jun-2015) Review of 79 studies suggests states may have put cart before the horse, experts say |
(23-Jun-2015) International commission says 50 years of global health gains could be undone |
(23-Jun-2015) Living in areas with higher noise and crime adversely affect health, study contends |
(23-Jun-2015) International commission says 50 years of global health gains could be undone |
(23-Jun-2015) Study did find slightly higher odds for the skin cancer in men on ED drugs, but lifestyles are probable culprit |
(23-Jun-2015) International commission says 50 years of global health gains could be undone |
(22-Jun-2015) HealthDay/Harris Poll finding comes on eve of Supreme Court ruling on legality of the Obamacare subsidies |
(22-Jun-2015) HealthDay/Harris Poll finding comes on eve of Supreme Court ruling on legality of the Obamacare subsidies |
(22-Jun-2015) Kengreal prevents blood platelets from accumulating |
(22-Jun-2015) Swallow frequently to help adjust to pressure changes |
(19-Jun-2015) Researchers discover traces of charcoal, likely from cave fires, in tartar |
(19-Jun-2015) Most fatalities stem from flu and respiratory illnesses, researchers find |
(19-Jun-2015) Most fatalities stem from flu and respiratory illnesses, researchers find |
(19-Jun-2015) Review found link between the two, but not cause and effect |
(19-Jun-2015) Rocky Mountain spotted fever reponsible for $13 million in losses, study says |
(19-Jun-2015) Review found link between the two, but not cause and effect |
(18-Jun-2015) Injectable medications appear promising in early trials, but more research needed |
(18-Jun-2015) Injectable medications appear promising in early trials, but more research needed |
(18-Jun-2015) Narcan kits have prevented almost 27,000 deaths in two decades, researchers say |
(18-Jun-2015) Many outdoor blazes caused by carelessness, experts caution |
(18-Jun-2015) 4 in every 10 U.S. households with a smoking parent had no 'smoke-free' rules in place, study finds |
(18-Jun-2015) Medications may cost as much as $12,000 per person each year |
(18-Jun-2015) International effort takes aim at more than 1,050 websites |
(18-Jun-2015) Patients also did slightly better when original team of doctors treated them on readmission |
(17-Jun-2015) Employment gap widens over time, study finds |
(17-Jun-2015) Nearly half don't get any pain relievers at all, researcher adds |
(17-Jun-2015) Nearly half don't get any pain relievers at all, researcher adds |
(17-Jun-2015) These are a poor choice, especially for children, doctors say |
(17-Jun-2015) Changes designed to minimize leaks |
(16-Jun-2015) About 80 percent of patients can try medication first, study says |
(16-Jun-2015) Study found similar rates of adverse events |
(16-Jun-2015) Ixekizumab appeared to outperform standard medication in a late-stage clinical trial |
(16-Jun-2015) At issue: eligibility of 6.4 million people in 34 states for tax credits for insurance premiums |
(16-Jun-2015) But, rise in funding has stagnated since 2010, researchers add |
(16-Jun-2015) At issue: eligibility of 6.4 million people in 34 states for tax credits for insurance premiums |
(16-Jun-2015) But, rise in funding has stagnated since 2010, researchers add |
(15-Jun-2015) Expert says findings bolster the case for parks, playgrounds |
(15-Jun-2015) Fires and even explosions have been linked to this practice, experts say |
(15-Jun-2015) Expert says findings bolster the case for parks, playgrounds |
(15-Jun-2015) For use after medication alone proves inadequate |
(15-Jun-2015) Plan ahead for medication and insurance |
(15-Jun-2015) Long distances may impede evaluation, treatment, researcher says |
(12-Jun-2015) Small study suggests Vyvanse might help with concentration, thought organization |
(11-Jun-2015) Researchers found 4 days of the drugs equally effective as 8 days |
(11-Jun-2015) Ambien, other sedatives aren't the best treatment for insomnia, experts say |
(11-Jun-2015) Calls to poison control centers jumped more than 300 percent from January to April |
(11-Jun-2015) Study shows funding has dropped 61 percent since 2004 |
(11-Jun-2015) Researchers say changes may be needed to protect against significant out-of-pocket expenses |
(11-Jun-2015) Researchers say changes may be needed to protect against significant out-of-pocket expenses |
(11-Jun-2015) Researchers say changes may be needed to protect against significant out-of-pocket expenses |
(11-Jun-2015) Trials show they slash levels of 'bad' LDL cholesterol, and could benefit those who don't tolerate statins |
(11-Jun-2015) Ambien, other sedatives aren't the best treatment for insomnia, experts say |
(11-Jun-2015) Ambien, other sedatives aren't the best treatment for insomnia, experts say |
(11-Jun-2015) Ambien, other sedatives aren't the best treatment for insomnia, experts say |
(10-Jun-2015) Trials show they slash levels of 'bad' cholesterol; could be used by people who don't respond to statins |
(10-Jun-2015) Trials show they slash levels of 'bad' cholesterol; could be used by people who don't respond to statins |
(10-Jun-2015) But don't stop taking proton pump inhibitors based on this study, expert says |
(10-Jun-2015) Trials show they slash levels of 'bad' cholesterol; could be used by people who don't respond to statins |
(09-Jun-2015) Rate more than doubled in two years for one strain of salmonella |
(09-Jun-2015) Researchers will look at effects in people with longstanding disease |
(09-Jun-2015) Kids younger than 3 may eat the drug when it's baked into brownies and cookies |
(08-Jun-2015) It may interact with medication |
(08-Jun-2015) It may interact with medication |
(08-Jun-2015) Research by British engineers refutes notion that water pressure is enough to keep contaminants out |
(08-Jun-2015) Walk a lap around the car before you drive |
(08-Jun-2015) Massachusetts study found 40 percent drop in serious accidents among teens once new laws passed |
(08-Jun-2015) Massachusetts study found 40 percent drop in serious accidents among teens once new laws passed |
(08-Jun-2015) Walk a lap around the car before you drive |
(08-Jun-2015) Massachusetts study found 40 percent drop in serious accidents among teens once new laws passed |
(07-Jun-2015) Number of motorcycles on U.S. roads has grown 84 percent since 1998 |
(07-Jun-2015) Number of motorcycles on U.S. roads has grown 84 percent since 1998 |
(05-Jun-2015) But no mechanism explains the link so far, and one expert expressed skepticism |
(05-Jun-2015) Vote came after the agency twice rejected the daily sexual dysfunction medication due to side effects |
(04-Jun-2015) Study suggests delay in restarting drugs leads to more complications |
(04-Jun-2015) Efforts to prevent illegal use should begin in middle school |
(04-Jun-2015) Study in a college dorm finds 60 percent of toothbrushes were contaminated |
(04-Jun-2015) Joint disease plus other chronic health conditions may keep up to one-third affected out of workplace |
(03-Jun-2015) Pregnant women who live near multiple natural gas wells tend to have smaller infants, research suggests |
(03-Jun-2015) Experts say stricter air pollution regulations are needed |
(03-Jun-2015) Pregnant women who live near multiple natural gas wells tend to have smaller infants, research suggests |
(03-Jun-2015) Experts say stricter air pollution regulations are needed |
(03-Jun-2015) But quit-smoking drug may be linked to other adverse effects |
(03-Jun-2015) Pregnant women who live near multiple natural gas wells tend to have smaller infants, research suggests |
(02-Jun-2015) Rule intended to curb routine use for nonmedical purposes |
(02-Jun-2015) Multiple myeloma patients saw survival gains when elotuzumab was added to treatment |
(02-Jun-2015) Report calls for at least 2 hours a day standing on the job |
(02-Jun-2015) Treatment didn't cause significant increase in bleeding in head |
(02-Jun-2015) Multiple myeloma patients saw survival gains when elotuzumab was added to treatment |
(02-Jun-2015) Newborn circulatory condition rate similar whether mom's depression was treated or not |
(02-Jun-2015) Rule intended to curb routine use for nonmedical purposes |
(01-Jun-2015) Ibrutinib, obinutuzumab slowed progression of common leukemia, non-Hodgkin lymphoma |
(01-Jun-2015) Compared to Yervoy, nivolumab more than doubled time to disease progression, researchers found |
(01-Jun-2015) Damage to thinking and memory less than with radiation for entire brain, while survival is similar, study finds |
(01-Jun-2015) Compared to Yervoy, nivolumab more than doubled time to disease progression, researchers found |
(01-Jun-2015) Adding Ibrance to standard hormone therapy kept disease from progressing for nine months |
(01-Jun-2015) Compared to Yervoy, nivolumab more than doubled time to disease progression, researchers found |
(01-Jun-2015) Suggestions for safer travel |
(29-May-2015) Patients given nivolumab reported fewer side effects, longer survival than those receiving usual chemo agent |
(29-May-2015) Finding might one day help doctors better choose patients to receive Keytruda, study says |
(29-May-2015) But nearly all given the drug-addiction medication stayed on it once freed, study finds |
(29-May-2015) Study finds effect seems to extend to people exposed to secondhand smoke, too |
(29-May-2015) LAM affects mostly women of child-bearing age |
(28-May-2015) Those who started medications early fared better than those who waited until immune systems weakened |
(28-May-2015) Those who started medications early fared better than those who waited until immune systems weakened |
(28-May-2015) Better access to mental health care is needed, expert says |
(28-May-2015) CDC report notes mortality declined even as industry boomed |
(28-May-2015) Those who started medications early fared better than those who waited until immune systems weakened |
(28-May-2015) Both treat diarrhea that can strike some with the gastrointestinal disorder |
(28-May-2015) Study found people with highest dose were 25 percent less likely to develop eye condition |
(28-May-2015) Syndrome affects up to 15 percent of U.S. adults |
(28-May-2015) More than two-thirds of those injured, killed in crashes with teen drivers are other people |
(28-May-2015) More than two-thirds of those injured, killed in crashes with teen drivers are other people |
(27-May-2015) Study finds effect with brands such as Yaz, Yasmin and Desogen, but risk to any one user remains very low |
(27-May-2015) Constant exposure to traffic, trains and planes may add inches to your waist, researchers report |
(27-May-2015) Study finds effect with brands such as Yaz, Yasmin and Desogen, but risk to any one user remains very low |
(27-May-2015) But those with three or four heart risk factors may benefit from getting beta-blockers |
(27-May-2015) Constant exposure to traffic, trains and planes may add inches to your waist, researchers report |
(26-May-2015) Experimental treatment might benefit people who forget to take meds, researcher says |
(26-May-2015) Experimental treatment might benefit people who forget to take meds, researcher says |
(26-May-2015) Only sixth known case in United States since 1969, but virus is much less deadly than Ebola |
(25-May-2015) Study found odds were doubled, though still very rare even at greater altitudes |
(25-May-2015) Pack your own snacks |
(22-May-2015) Also rising are costs to treat infants' withdrawal symptoms, study says |
(22-May-2015) Also rising are costs to treat infants' withdrawal symptoms, study says |
(21-May-2015) Researchers detect antibiotic-resistant bacteria in lizards from Indonesia |
(21-May-2015) But moderate, not extreme, temperatures more deadly, researchers say |
(21-May-2015) Researchers detect antibiotic-resistant bacteria in lizards from Indonesia |
(21-May-2015) But moderate, not extreme, temperatures more deadly, researchers say |
(21-May-2015) Illness can be debilitating, but treatment is available so workers can stay productive, experts say |
(20-May-2015) Identifying illness correctly is key to drugs' effectiveness, researcher says |
(20-May-2015) Experiment in unventilated room found some intoxication by those who weren't smoking marijuana |
(20-May-2015) But U.S. death toll still higher than a decade ago, researchers say |
(20-May-2015) Identifying illness correctly is key to drugs' effectiveness, researcher says |
(20-May-2015) Statins and fibrates both drop chances by about one-third, study suggests |
(20-May-2015) But most of that increase has been among patients who have less serious illness |
(20-May-2015) But U.S. death toll still higher than a decade ago, researchers say |
(20-May-2015) But U.S. death toll still higher than a decade ago, researchers say |
(19-May-2015) Washington, D.C., followed by Minneapolis/St. Paul and San Diego as places that encourage exercise |
(19-May-2015) But breast-feeding moms should talk with doctor about risks and benefits of drugs, researchers say |
(19-May-2015) But taking prednisone was tied to small improvements in ability to perform daily activities |
(18-May-2015) Researchers say therapy could help 15,000 people in United States alone |
(18-May-2015) Researchers say therapy could help 15,000 people in United States alone |
(18-May-2015) While breakthrough could benefit medicine, researchers warn of potential to create illegal drugs |
(18-May-2015) SGLT2 inhibitors linked to potentially fatal condition called ketoacidosis |
(18-May-2015) Excess weight, sleep issues more common among those with changing schedules, study finds |
(18-May-2015) But researchers say doctors should be kept informed of dual usage |
(18-May-2015) SGLT2 inhibitors linked to potentially fatal condition called ketoacidosis |
(18-May-2015) Researchers say therapy could help 15,000 people in United States alone |
(15-May-2015) Device is 93 percent smaller than prior pacemakers that are implanted through a vein |
(14-May-2015) Safe hygiene practices can prevent norovirus outbreaks, CDC says |
(14-May-2015) Impaired communication skills may be apparent even in those deemed 'high-functioning' |
(14-May-2015) Researcher sees 'important window' of opportunity for intervention |
(14-May-2015) U.S. report found problem was greatest among women and patients 55 and older |
(14-May-2015) Safe hygiene practices can prevent norovirus outbreaks, CDC says |
(13-May-2015) Turn off your cell phone while driving |
(12-May-2015) In rare cases, a woman metabolizes the drug faster, getting too much into breast-milk |
(12-May-2015) Altered activity could explain why some diseases are worse in some months than others, researchers say |
(12-May-2015) In rare cases, a woman metabolizes the drug faster, getting too much into breast-milk |
(12-May-2015) Bring needed medications in a carry-on |
(12-May-2015) Understanding how head trauma affects driving behavior could help improve traffic safety, study says |
(12-May-2015) Understanding how head trauma affects driving behavior could help improve traffic safety, study says |
(11-May-2015) Areas lacking clean water, effective sanitation most at risk, experts say |
(11-May-2015) Price of 'rescue' medication nearly doubled, researchers say |
(11-May-2015) Price of 'rescue' medication nearly doubled, researchers say |
(11-May-2015) Areas lacking clean water, effective sanitation most at risk, experts say |
(11-May-2015) Price of 'rescue' medication nearly doubled, researchers say |
(11-May-2015) Areas lacking clean water, effective sanitation most at risk, experts say |
(11-May-2015) Areas lacking clean water, effective sanitation most at risk, experts say |
(08-May-2015) But exact reason why isn't known, experts say |
(08-May-2015) Study finds where you live could make a difference in how much you weigh |
(08-May-2015) Living at least 1,500 feet above sea level tied to reduced risk of being to heavy |
(08-May-2015) U.K. study found a switch away from cars helped folks with 30-minute commutes drop 15 lbs in 2 years |
(08-May-2015) But exact reason why isn't known, experts say |
(08-May-2015) Deadly bacteria could be used as bioterror agent |
(08-May-2015) U.K. study found a switch away from cars helped folks with 30-minute commutes drop 15 lbs in 2 years |
(07-May-2015) Terminally ill often have limited access to experimental medications |
(07-May-2015) Terminally ill often have limited access to experimental medications |
(07-May-2015) Those around them who may have weakened immune systems should take precautions |
(07-May-2015) About one-quarter have high levels of this heart-disease related blood fat, but experts say many people still at risk |
(07-May-2015) Researchers also report that car crashes cause 1 in 7 unintentional deaths in older Americans |
(06-May-2015) But poorest residents are far more likely to lack coverage than the rich |
(06-May-2015) But many Americans still can't afford medical care, expert says |
(06-May-2015) Spending increased about $6,800 for those getting end-of-life comfort care, study says |
(06-May-2015) But poorest residents are far more likely to lack coverage than the rich |
(06-May-2015) But many Americans still can't afford medical care, expert says |
(06-May-2015) Spending increased about $6,800 for those getting end-of-life comfort care, study says |
(06-May-2015) But poorest residents are far more likely to lack coverage than the rich |
(06-May-2015) But many Americans still can't afford medical care, expert says |
(06-May-2015) But many Americans still can't afford medical care, expert says |
(06-May-2015) Current containment strategies may need adjusting, research suggests |
(06-May-2015) Current containment strategies may need adjusting, research suggests |
(06-May-2015) Current containment strategies may need adjusting, research suggests |
(06-May-2015) Current containment strategies may need adjusting, research suggests |
(05-May-2015) Review found it was tied to early death risk in those with irregular heartbeat, heart failure |
(05-May-2015) Most favor restrictions on speed and passengers |
(05-May-2015) Most favor restrictions on speed and passengers |
(04-May-2015) Treatment effective for recurrent disease, research shows |
(04-May-2015) Study found it not only saved lives, but also boosted chances survivor could return to work |
(04-May-2015) They're dispensing lower number of pills, using meds that carry less overdose risk |
(03-May-2015) Tips for minimizing your impact on the environment |
(01-May-2015) Career concerns cited as deterrent |
(01-May-2015) Spray-dried product promotes clotting when other methods are 'ineffective or impractical' |
(01-May-2015) Rodent study suggests long-term exposure diminishes brain function |
(30-Apr-2015) Efforts to curb illicit drug use should target this population, researchers say |
(30-Apr-2015) Shortage of vitamin D may be to blame |
(30-Apr-2015) Low self-esteem is also linked to obesity, study finds |
(30-Apr-2015) Efforts to curb illicit drug use should target this population, researchers say |
(30-Apr-2015) Study tallied savings from fewer medical bills, lower legal costs, lost productivity and property damage |
(30-Apr-2015) Study tallied savings from fewer medical bills, lower legal costs, lost productivity and property damage |
(29-Apr-2015) Although many precautions are in place, not enough centers set strict antibiotic limits |
(29-Apr-2015) Improved emission controls produced big benefits for students with asthma, study found |
(29-Apr-2015) Some cities showed improvements in air quality, while others had their worst record ever |
(29-Apr-2015) Death rates may be higher for those lacking clear grasp of doctor's instructions, study suggests |
(29-Apr-2015) Improved emission controls produced big benefits for students with asthma, study found |
(29-Apr-2015) Both are at their worst this time of year, study says |
(29-Apr-2015) Some cities showed improvements in air quality, while others had their worst record ever |
(29-Apr-2015) Death rates may be higher for those lacking clear grasp of doctor's instructions, study suggests |
(29-Apr-2015) For treatment of bipolar disorder or schizophrenia |
(29-Apr-2015) Drug mimics body's own fat-destroying chemical |
(28-Apr-2015) Babies born when pollution was controlled were about a half pound heavier |
(28-Apr-2015) Giving patients drug that helps ease withdrawal works better than simple referrals, experts say |
(28-Apr-2015) The movement disorder often leads to trembling, slowed movement, poor balance and coordination |
(28-Apr-2015) Babies born when pollution was controlled were about a half pound heavier |
(28-Apr-2015) Babies born when pollution was controlled were about a half pound heavier |
(28-Apr-2015) Giving patients drug that helps ease withdrawal works better than simple referrals, experts say |
(28-Apr-2015) Medication helps reduce painful episodes |
(27-Apr-2015) If approved, medications could be used by people who don't respond to statins |
(27-Apr-2015) If approved, medications could be used by people who don't respond to statins |
(27-Apr-2015) Study finds odds as much as 30 times higher, even years later |
(27-Apr-2015) Study finds odds as much as 30 times higher, even years later |
(27-Apr-2015) If approved, medications could be used by people who don't respond to statins |
(27-Apr-2015) New study suggests experimental device might reduce distracted-driving accidents |
(24-Apr-2015) Usage doesn't always comply with national guidelines |
(24-Apr-2015) Even though shot offered less-than-perfect protection, millions might benefit, researchers say |
(24-Apr-2015) Even though shot offered less-than-perfect protection, millions might benefit, researchers say |
(24-Apr-2015) Overwhelmed systems caused deadly disruptions in health care, experts say |
(24-Apr-2015) Usage doesn't always comply with national guidelines |
(24-Apr-2015) No medications available for disabling disease for less than $50,000 a year in United States, researchers say |
(23-Apr-2015) Commonly used medicines are essential, but not profitable for companies, expert says |
(23-Apr-2015) Tiny particles of pollution might shrink the brain and increase risk of 'silent' strokes, study contends |
(23-Apr-2015) But, expert says most can safely be treated at home |
(23-Apr-2015) Tiny particles of pollution might shrink the brain and increase risk of 'silent' strokes, study contends |
(22-Apr-2015) Experts remind Americans to conserve their natural resources |
(22-Apr-2015) Experimental devices might reduce risk of side effects, lower costs, researchers say |
(22-Apr-2015) Cholesterol-lowering drugs cut heart risks, but may spur muscle weakness, memory declines |
(22-Apr-2015) Experts remind Americans to conserve their natural resources |
(22-Apr-2015) Cholesterol-lowering drugs cut heart risks, but may spur muscle weakness, memory declines |
(21-Apr-2015) Out-of-pocket expenses keep many Medicare patients from taking needed drugs, study suggests |
(21-Apr-2015) Diabetic ketoacidosis can prove serious; researchers point to lack of insurance leading to late diagnosis |
(21-Apr-2015) Out-of-pocket expenses keep many Medicare patients from taking needed drugs, study suggests |
(21-Apr-2015) Report highlights need for more services for this age group |
(21-Apr-2015) Out-of-pocket expenses keep many Medicare patients from taking needed drugs, study suggests |
(20-Apr-2015) Big variation seen in prescribing rates, despite little difference in infection rates |
(20-Apr-2015) But experts caution against starting to take it every day in hopes of preventing disease |
(20-Apr-2015) Keytruda is already approved to treat melanoma |
(20-Apr-2015) Five strategies were identified that help get the medicine down |
(20-Apr-2015) Number of prescriptions, overdoses dropped, but heroin overdoses went up |
(20-Apr-2015) Five strategies were identified that help get the medicine down |
(20-Apr-2015) Big variation seen in prescribing rates, despite little difference in infection rates |
(20-Apr-2015) Five strategies were identified that help get the medicine down |
(20-Apr-2015) Keytruda is already approved to treat melanoma |
(20-Apr-2015) Number of prescriptions, overdoses dropped, but heroin overdoses went up |
(17-Apr-2015) Finding suggests that 'Western' lifestyle may be driving diseases like asthma, diabetes, obesity |
(17-Apr-2015) EMS workers join police, fire personnel still struggling with health problems, study finds |
(17-Apr-2015) Low-lying states have rates up to 16 percent versus 6 percent in mountain regions |
(17-Apr-2015) Low-lying states have rates up to 16 percent versus 6 percent in mountain regions |
(17-Apr-2015) Doctors predict a shorter but rougher stretch of coughing, sneezing and wheezing |
(17-Apr-2015) Finding suggests that 'Western' lifestyle may be driving diseases like asthma, diabetes, obesity |
(17-Apr-2015) EMS workers join police, fire personnel still struggling with health problems, study finds |
(16-Apr-2015) Government report detects uptick among hotel, food service employees |
(16-Apr-2015) Use of chemical-cousin to 'bath salts' appears to be on the rise, experts say |
(16-Apr-2015) Report says small number of cases reported in the United States |
(16-Apr-2015) Government report detects uptick among hotel, food service employees |
(16-Apr-2015) When heart can't pump enough blood |
(16-Apr-2015) Autoimmune disease affects central nervous system |
(15-Apr-2015) Drug is more powerful cousin of marijuana, researchers say |
(15-Apr-2015) In study, people showed more muted responses to photos after taking pill best known as Tylenol |
(14-Apr-2015) Early results indicate treatment can repair nerve damage |
(14-Apr-2015) Using both substances also boosts risk of relationship and work troubles |
(14-Apr-2015) Report finds costs are highest they've been in a decade |
(14-Apr-2015) Using both substances also boosts risk of relationship and work troubles |
(14-Apr-2015) Report finds costs are highest they've been in a decade |
(14-Apr-2015) In study, almost 30 percent of people with atrial fibrillation didn't use Pradaxa as instructed |
(14-Apr-2015) Researchers say medications can cause bleeding, and may be unnecessary for those at low risk of stroke |
(14-Apr-2015) Report finds costs are highest they've been in a decade |
(14-Apr-2015) Early results indicate treatment can repair nerve damage |
(13-Apr-2015) But more questions than answers exist at this point |
(13-Apr-2015) Smoking, use of antidepressants may add to harms |
(13-Apr-2015) But more questions than answers exist at this point |
(13-Apr-2015) Goal is to assist Africans to prevent, identify and respond to disease outbreaks |
(13-Apr-2015) But more questions than answers exist at this point |
(13-Apr-2015) Smoking, use of antidepressants may add to harms |
(13-Apr-2015) But stronger bones did not translate into fewer fractures in this elderly, high-risk population |
(11-Apr-2015) Study finds average size of marine animals has increased by 150-fold in last 500 million years |
(10-Apr-2015) Technology could detect problems and alert people in developing countries |
(10-Apr-2015) They have more trouble covering expenses than people living in other large states |
(10-Apr-2015) Report also suggests racial disparities in healthcare improving under new law |
(10-Apr-2015) They have more trouble covering expenses than people living in other large states |
(10-Apr-2015) Report also suggests racial disparities in healthcare improving under new law |
(10-Apr-2015) Report also suggests racial disparities in healthcare improving under new law |
(10-Apr-2015) They have more trouble covering expenses than people living in other large states |
(10-Apr-2015) Report also suggests racial disparities in healthcare improving under new law |
(09-Apr-2015) Scientists 'astonished' by the finding |
(09-Apr-2015) Finding challenges theory that living in a city boosts risk of respiratory condition |
(09-Apr-2015) If you can't give up the job, try to minimize contact with irritants, expert says |
(09-Apr-2015) If you can't give up the job, try to minimize contact with irritants, expert says |
(08-Apr-2015) But experts say complication is rare, and no reason to stop medication |
(08-Apr-2015) Long waits can be anxiety-provoking |
(08-Apr-2015) Long waits can be anxiety-provoking |
(08-Apr-2015) Lab tests suggest over-the-counter antihistamine could offer alternative to pricey new drugs |
(08-Apr-2015) Lab tests suggest over-the-counter antihistamine could offer alternative to pricey new drugs |
(08-Apr-2015) But experts say complication is rare, and no reason to stop medication |
(07-Apr-2015) This type of screening seems as reliable as urine and toenail samples, study says |
(07-Apr-2015) U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers safety tips |
(07-Apr-2015) Chemotherapy fees can be 43 times more than those for insured patients, study finds |
(07-Apr-2015) Chemotherapy fees can be 43 times more than those for insured patients, study finds |
(07-Apr-2015) Chemotherapy fees can be 43 times more than those for insured patients, study finds |
(07-Apr-2015) Chemotherapy fees can be 43 times more than those for insured patients, study finds |
(07-Apr-2015) Chemotherapy fees can be 43 times more than those for insured patients, study finds |
(06-Apr-2015) Tests employers use found better verbal skills but less ability to reason in older job applicants |
(06-Apr-2015) Analysis finds 483,500 people aged 17 to 21 would get a cholesterol drug, based on NIH advisory |
(06-Apr-2015) A condition called gastroparesis |
(06-Apr-2015) Researchers believe thousands of fatalities could be avoided each year |
(06-Apr-2015) Researchers believe thousands of fatalities could be avoided each year |
(04-Apr-2015) Elbow ligament tears more common in South than North |
(03-Apr-2015) European study shows 'modest' effect, but cause-and-effect not clear |
(03-Apr-2015) Hospitalizations from auto accidents down 7 percent in states with restrictions |
(03-Apr-2015) Hospitalizations from auto accidents down 7 percent in states with restrictions |
(02-Apr-2015) Study findings suggest hospitalization isn't needed |
(02-Apr-2015) Whether or not those residues are harmful is still not known, experts say |
(02-Apr-2015) Strain of Shigella is easily transmitted and causes tough-to-treat diarrhea, CDC says |
(01-Apr-2015) Negative effects from pollution don't negate health gains from workouts, researchers say |
(01-Apr-2015) But it won't eliminate need for invasive diagnostics such as amniocentesis, doctors say |
(01-Apr-2015) Negative effects from pollution don't negate health gains from workouts, researchers say |
(01-Apr-2015) Review of 13 trials finds little effect for drug best recognized as Tylenol |
(01-Apr-2015) And about 10 percent of patients with prescriptions for these powerful drugs become addicted |
(31-Mar-2015) Aim is more flexibility for those with heart disease, doctors say |
(31-Mar-2015) Aim is more flexibility for those with heart disease, doctors say |
(31-Mar-2015) Now includes people at risk for open-heart surgery complications |
(30-Mar-2015) Researchers report on two studies that showed kidney damage in those who used the drug |
(30-Mar-2015) Using metrics, not teaspoons, reduces medication errors, American Academy of Pediatrics says |
(30-Mar-2015) Using metrics, not teaspoons, reduces medication errors, American Academy of Pediatrics says |
(30-Mar-2015) Study finds no effect on doctor visits, but a slight decrease in need for prescription meds |
(29-Mar-2015) Expert offers tips to tame springtime sneezing and sniffling |
(27-Mar-2015) But nonfatal attacks are up slightly around the world, researchers find |
(27-Mar-2015) Expert offers tips for keeping kids safe |
(27-Mar-2015) Expert offers tips for keeping kids safe |
(26-Mar-2015) Researchers find cellphones a potential source of cross-contamination, too |
(26-Mar-2015) Reducing pill burden improves quality of life |
(25-Mar-2015) Data on 1 million people suggests a higher risk of the illness linked to changes in gut microbes |
(25-Mar-2015) Possibly, one study suggests, while another links pollution to increased stroke risk |
(25-Mar-2015) Small study found higher risk of ADHD symptoms, other thinking and behavioral problems |
(25-Mar-2015) Here's what can happen |
(25-Mar-2015) Possibly, one study suggests, while another links pollution to increased stroke risk |
(25-Mar-2015) Possibly, one study suggests, while another links pollution to increased stroke risk |
(25-Mar-2015) Enrollment in high-deductible plans is up, but employees are getting less help saving for expenses |
(25-Mar-2015) Enrollment in high-deductible plans is up, but employees are getting less help saving for expenses |
(25-Mar-2015) Adding Harvoni or Sovaldi to amiodarone could cause dangerous slowing of heart rate, agency says |
(25-Mar-2015) FDA cites preparedness for intentional release of deadly bacteria |
(25-Mar-2015) Among people with diabetic macular edema |
(25-Mar-2015) Babies, toddlers get sick faster and die sooner than older children and adults, study finds |
(25-Mar-2015) Babies, toddlers get sick faster and die sooner than older children and adults, study finds |
(25-Mar-2015) Advances in surgery, rehabilitation and pain management have hastened return to normal |
(24-Mar-2015) Use of blood thinners appears safer for narrowed brain arteries, experts say |
(24-Mar-2015) Female RNs shortchanged more than $5,000 a year, researchers say |
(24-Mar-2015) Study authors and expert say better supervision, less smartphone use might cut the risk |
(23-Mar-2015) Higher levels of airborne ozone, nitrogen dioxide might boost potency of birch tree allergen: study |
(23-Mar-2015) Marijuana three times stronger than in the 1980s, lab tests report |
(23-Mar-2015) Higher levels of airborne ozone, nitrogen dioxide might boost potency of birch tree allergen: study |
(23-Mar-2015) Parents' education levels may account for difference, researchers suggest |
(23-Mar-2015) Study finds changes under Affordable Care Act also made treatment available |
(23-Mar-2015) Study finds changes under Affordable Care Act also made treatment available |
(20-Mar-2015) Study found lowered heart rates in residents when they walked by vacant lots that had been beautified |
(20-Mar-2015) Cost, forgetfulness, skin improvement were reasons cited for lapses |
(20-Mar-2015) No similar rise seen in areas of same states that aren't considered spring break destinations |
(20-Mar-2015) No similar rise seen in areas of same states that aren't considered spring break destinations |
(20-Mar-2015) No similar rise seen in areas of same states that aren't considered spring break destinations |
(19-Mar-2015) Most eateries in targeted neighborhoods were too small to be affected by zoning law, researcher says |
(19-Mar-2015) Prolonged exposure linked to rheumatoid arthritis, lupus |
(19-Mar-2015) Blacks, Hispanics more likely to be guided by referrals, health plan limits |
(19-Mar-2015) Prolonged exposure linked to rheumatoid arthritis, lupus |
(19-Mar-2015) In study, brentuximab extended time patients survived without further progression of the blood cancer |
(19-Mar-2015) Study says yes, but experts say the technology must first be refined and gain wider acceptance |
(18-Mar-2015) But findings are preliminary, experts point out |
(18-Mar-2015) The drugs are use to treat delusions, hallucinations, agitation and aggression |
(18-Mar-2015) But findings are preliminary, experts point out |
(18-Mar-2015) Unique development of medication allowed drug makers to extend patents for decades, review says |
(18-Mar-2015) Conditions affect liver and vitamin absorption |
(17-Mar-2015) Genetics might be key to the anti-cancer benefits of drugs like aspirin or ibuprofen, study finds |
(17-Mar-2015) Police officers, firefighters at high risk, and rates are 15 times greater for men than women |
(17-Mar-2015) Genetics might be key to the anti-cancer benefits of drugs like aspirin or ibuprofen, study finds |
(16-Mar-2015) Adding the 'investigational biologic' evolocumab to statin therapy works better, study says |
(16-Mar-2015) Adding the 'investigational biologic' evolocumab to statin therapy works better, study says |
(16-Mar-2015) The new therapies have remarkably high cure rates |
(16-Mar-2015) Expert offers tips to minimize discomfort |
(16-Mar-2015) The new therapies have remarkably high cure rates |
(16-Mar-2015) More than 16 million have gained coverage since Affordable Care Act took effect, officials say |
(16-Mar-2015) More than 16 million have gained coverage since Affordable Care Act took effect, officials say |
(16-Mar-2015) Company-funded trial finds lower rates of heart attack, death with Brilinta versus placebo |
(16-Mar-2015) The new therapies have remarkably high cure rates |
(12-Mar-2015) Daily marijuana use also linked to brain abnormalities, study finds |
(12-Mar-2015) Stick to these safer foods |
(11-Mar-2015) Delays in filing findings on new treatments mean patients aren't informed, researcher says |
(10-Mar-2015) Researchers say new method identifies contaminated aerosol particles |
(10-Mar-2015) Neuroblastoma typically strikes children under age 5 |
(09-Mar-2015) But that's not because they're treated differently, researcher says |
(09-Mar-2015) But that's not because they're treated differently, researcher says |
(09-Mar-2015) But that's not because they're treated differently, researcher says |
(09-Mar-2015) Researchers suggest companies develop guidelines for communicating outside office |
(09-Mar-2015) Other factors that seemed to have an effect were high blood pressure, taking many medications |
(09-Mar-2015) May help more people survive cardiac arrest, FDA says |
(09-Mar-2015) Signs that seniors aren't safe behind the wheel |
(06-Mar-2015) Narrowed neck arteries more common in areas with higher levels of fine particulate matter |
(06-Mar-2015) Newborns suffering from neonatal abstinence syndrome go through a difficult withdrawal |
(06-Mar-2015) Zarxio approval paves way for less expensive cutting-edge medications, experts say |
(06-Mar-2015) Zarxio is 'highly similar' to long-sanctioned cancer drug |
(06-Mar-2015) A complication of kidney failure |
(06-Mar-2015) Most often these illnesses affect people with weakened immune systems |
(05-Mar-2015) People with moderate to severe depression saw improved circulatory outcomes with antidepressants |
(05-Mar-2015) Large Finnish study found a nearly 50 percent increase in people taking cholesterol-lowering drugs |
(04-Mar-2015) Long-term Los Angeles-area study finds kids' lungs develop better with less smog |
(04-Mar-2015) But study group taking digoxin may have been sicker overall, cardiologist notes |
(04-Mar-2015) Long-term Los Angeles-area study finds kids' lungs develop better with less smog |
(04-Mar-2015) Millions of consumers could lose health insurance subsidies in dispute over language in the law |
(04-Mar-2015) Millions of consumers could lose health insurance subsidies in dispute over language in the law |
(04-Mar-2015) But study group taking digoxin may have been sicker overall, cardiologist notes |
(04-Mar-2015) But experts agree more research is needed, especially in light of FDA warning |
(04-Mar-2015) The leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. |
(04-Mar-2015) New immunization offers nearly 5 years of protection, experts say |
(03-Mar-2015) U.S. government report finds 1 in 3 who died weren't wearing seat belts |
(03-Mar-2015) U.S. government report finds 1 in 3 who died weren't wearing seat belts |
(03-Mar-2015) But more research is needed before scientists say anticholinergics cause the infection |
(03-Mar-2015) Analysis of research says it's 'not a benign drug' if used long term and in larger doses |
(03-Mar-2015) But more research is needed before scientists say anticholinergics cause the infection |
(03-Mar-2015) U.S. government report finds 1 in 3 who died weren't wearing seat belts |
(03-Mar-2015) U.S. government report finds 1 in 3 who died weren't wearing seat belts |
(03-Mar-2015) U.S. government report finds 1 in 3 who died weren't wearing seat belts |
(02-Mar-2015) Researchers didn't find the Black Death bacteria, however |
(27-Feb-2015) Warming trend could affect the spread of Lyme disease, research suggests |
(27-Feb-2015) Improving access to care, treatment is key, especially in lower-income countries |
(27-Feb-2015) Dishonesty among passengers about exposure to diseases biggest barrier to effective checks |
(27-Feb-2015) Dishonesty among passengers about exposure to diseases biggest barrier to effective checks |
(27-Feb-2015) Dishonesty among passengers about exposure to diseases biggest barrier to effective checks |
(26-Feb-2015) Combination drug sanctioned for abdominal, urinary tract infections |
(26-Feb-2015) Study found no change in availability of healthy foods for children in low-income homes |
(26-Feb-2015) Health reform, recovering economy may be easing families' financial problems, experts say |
(26-Feb-2015) Health reform, recovering economy may be easing families' financial problems, experts say |
(26-Feb-2015) Health reform, recovering economy may be easing families' financial problems, experts say |
(26-Feb-2015) Health reform, recovering economy may be easing families' financial problems, experts say |
(26-Feb-2015) Combination drug sanctioned for abdominal, urinary tract infections |
(26-Feb-2015) Governors' safety group reports more than 2,100 killed in early 2014 |
(26-Feb-2015) Risk is small, but a sign the disorder is a serious problem, experts say |
(26-Feb-2015) Governors' safety group reports more than 2,100 killed in early 2014 |
(25-Feb-2015) Overuse of antibiotics tied to rise in serious infections |
(25-Feb-2015) Commonwealth Fund foresees only modest increases in use of services |
(25-Feb-2015) Commonwealth Fund foresees only modest increases in use of services |
(25-Feb-2015) Research suggests that Truvada doesn't need to be taken daily, but more study still needed |
(24-Feb-2015) If you're taking anti-clotting drugs, you should avoid meds like ibuprofen and Celebrex, doctors say |
(24-Feb-2015) If you're taking anti-clotting drugs, you should avoid meds like ibuprofen and Celebrex, doctors say |
(24-Feb-2015) Blood cancer kills more than 10,000 Americans annually |
(23-Feb-2015) Daily dose won't prevent dangerous clotting in some people, researchers say |
(23-Feb-2015) Breast-feeding, less sterile environment spurs healthier makeup of gut bacteria, researchers report |
(23-Feb-2015) Study found dust exposure poses health hazards |
(23-Feb-2015) Researchers found overall amounts low, but recommend testing privately supplied tap water |
(23-Feb-2015) Researchers found overall amounts low, but recommend testing privately supplied tap water |
(20-Feb-2015) Adhesive product cuts off blood supply in unsightly leg vessels |
(20-Feb-2015) Similarities may make diagnosis of chikungunya more difficult, researchers say |
(20-Feb-2015) Similarities may make diagnosis of chikungunya more difficult, researchers say |
(19-Feb-2015) Doctor offers tips to avoid dangerous drops in body temperatures during cold winter months |
(19-Feb-2015) While 30 percent favor repeal, many like provisions such as extended coverage for older children, HealthDay/Harris Poll finds |
(19-Feb-2015) While 30 percent favor repeal, many like provisions such as extended coverage for older children, HealthDay/Harris Poll finds |
(19-Feb-2015) Non-branded medication may be more than $1,000 cheaper a year, researchers report |
(18-Feb-2015) Researchers recommend improving wastewater treatment |
(18-Feb-2015) Researcher says pot might help release an appetite-stimulating hormone |
(18-Feb-2015) Eylea has slight advantage over Avastin, Lucentis for people with macular edema, but cost is an issue |
(18-Feb-2015) They add about 1,000 steps to a user's day; at least one exercise specialist sees some value to the devices |
(18-Feb-2015) Researchers recommend improving wastewater treatment |
(18-Feb-2015) Study suggests propranolol as a new option to treat infantile hemangioma |
(17-Feb-2015) But, air-conditioning is still best option when temperatures soar, experts say |
(17-Feb-2015) But, air-conditioning is still best option when temperatures soar, experts say |
(17-Feb-2015) But drug's side effects still worry some doctors |
(16-Feb-2015) Risk, though small, appears highest when medications given in first 6 weeks, researchers report |
(16-Feb-2015) Those with allergies at greatest asthma risk, study finds |
(16-Feb-2015) Those with allergies at greatest asthma risk, study finds |
(16-Feb-2015) Risk, though small, appears highest when medications given in first 6 weeks, researchers report |
(15-Feb-2015) Sign up or switch plans by Feb. 15 to avoid penalties |
(15-Feb-2015) Sign up or switch plans by Feb. 15 to avoid penalties |
(13-Feb-2015) Air levels of tiny toxic particles were 29 times higher than when car was moving in traffic |
(13-Feb-2015) Finding runs counter to current practice, researchers note |
(13-Feb-2015) Progression-free survival with Lenvima was nearly five times longer compared to a placebo |
(13-Feb-2015) Air levels of tiny toxic particles were 29 times higher than when car was moving in traffic |
(13-Feb-2015) Expert gives tips on avoiding dangerous drops in body temperature, or hypothermia |
(13-Feb-2015) Progression-free survival with Lenvima was nearly five times longer compared to a placebo |
(13-Feb-2015) Use of Eclipse System led to 50 percent decrease in episodes |
(13-Feb-2015) Recommended for use if radioactive iodine fails to stop progression |
(13-Feb-2015) Air levels of tiny toxic particles were 29 times higher than when car was moving in traffic |
(13-Feb-2015) Air levels of tiny toxic particles were 29 times higher than when car was moving in traffic |
(12-Feb-2015) Progression-free survival nearly five times longer in people receiving treatment |
(11-Feb-2015) Canadian study points to jump in prescription painkiller abuse in explaining trend |
(11-Feb-2015) Recent survivors more likely to make errors and have collisions in simulated tests |
(11-Feb-2015) Recent survivors more likely to make errors and have collisions in simulated tests |
(10-Feb-2015) Swiss study authors say inflammation or a lack of oxygen among possible reasons |
(10-Feb-2015) The higher the exposure, the higher the levels of a protein linked to immune system dysfunction |
(10-Feb-2015) Swiss study authors say inflammation or a lack of oxygen among possible reasons |
(10-Feb-2015) Patients did better even if they didn't actually have high blood pressure |
(09-Feb-2015) Only 3 of nearly 80 published studies mentioned issues of concern uncovered by FDA |
(09-Feb-2015) Medical residents aren't less fatigued and patient care may be slightly worse, researchers say |
(09-Feb-2015) Previous research with animals had suggested a possible connection |
(09-Feb-2015) Only 3 of nearly 80 published studies mentioned issues of concern uncovered by FDA |
(09-Feb-2015) Among diabetics with macular edema |
(09-Feb-2015) First approved device designed to enter artery through neck, not groin |
(07-Feb-2015) Number of heat waves in urban areas has increased significantly in last 4 decades |
(06-Feb-2015) To be used in those with diabetic macular edema, injections fight leading cause of blindness |
(05-Feb-2015) Researchers say even medical advances don't trump 'survival of the fittest' |
(05-Feb-2015) Systolic reading of 150 should prompt immediate action to prevent poor outcomes, study suggests |
(04-Feb-2015) Tests show increased susceptibility to infection |
(04-Feb-2015) Class of drugs interferes with a key brain chemical, but study can't prove cause-and-effect |
(04-Feb-2015) Class of drugs interferes with a key brain chemical, but study can't prove cause-and-effect |
(04-Feb-2015) Effective birth control key in using the medication, which is linked to birth defects |
(04-Feb-2015) Ibrance is targeted for postmenopausal women with advanced disease |
(04-Feb-2015) Ibrance is targeted for postmenopausal women with advanced disease |
(04-Feb-2015) Among postmenopausal women |
(04-Feb-2015) TissuGlu connects tissue flaps stemming from surgery to remove excess fat, skin from stomach |
(04-Feb-2015) Just 40 percent of pledged aid has been received by hardest hit countries, report says |
(04-Feb-2015) Just 40 percent of pledged aid has been received by hardest hit countries, report says |
(03-Feb-2015) People seem to be worried about how disease might affect their employment, income, experts say |
(03-Feb-2015) Concentrations in yellowfin tuna are rising nearly 4 percent a year |
(03-Feb-2015) Two out of five children breathing in passive smoke, study says |
(03-Feb-2015) People seem to be worried about how disease might affect their employment, income, experts say |
(03-Feb-2015) Two out of five children breathing in passive smoke, study says |
(03-Feb-2015) Knowing why readmissions happen is first step in reducing them, researcher says |
(03-Feb-2015) Better use of data to implement change is needed, researchers suggest |
(03-Feb-2015) Knowing why readmissions happen is first step in reducing them, researcher says |
(03-Feb-2015) Better use of data to implement change is needed, researchers suggest |
(03-Feb-2015) People seem to be worried about how disease might affect their employment, income, experts say |
(03-Feb-2015) 1 of 3 respondents rejected the idea even if it meant a shorter life |
(02-Feb-2015) Doctors should not prescribe spironolactone with trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, study says |
(02-Feb-2015) Bad reactions, misuse are the common culprits, researchers say |
(02-Feb-2015) Doctors should not prescribe spironolactone with trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, study says |
(02-Feb-2015) Testing is recommended, sinus imaging is not for hay fever |
(02-Feb-2015) Characterized by compulsive overeating |
(30-Jan-2015) Hormones may offer young females some protection from toxic effects, study says |
(30-Jan-2015) Women with higher blood levels of common chemicals were more likely to deliver early |
(30-Jan-2015) Race also played a role, with blacks more likely to visit ER after crashes than whites, Hispanics |
(30-Jan-2015) Race also played a role, with blacks more likely to visit ER after crashes than whites, Hispanics |
(30-Jan-2015) Race also played a role, with blacks more likely to visit ER after crashes than whites, Hispanics |
(30-Jan-2015) Race also played a role, with blacks more likely to visit ER after crashes than whites, Hispanics |
(30-Jan-2015) Race also played a role, with blacks more likely to visit ER after crashes than whites, Hispanics |
(30-Jan-2015) Race also played a role, with blacks more likely to visit ER after crashes than whites, Hispanics |
(30-Jan-2015) Race also played a role, with blacks more likely to visit ER after crashes than whites, Hispanics |
(29-Jan-2015) Effect was more pronounced if cancer had a grim prognosis |
(29-Jan-2015) Investing in treatment strategies would yield both health and economic benefits, researcher says |
(29-Jan-2015) Not taking medications as prescribed can have serious health consequences, experts note |
(29-Jan-2015) Teen developed blood disorder after using Aczone for a week |
(28-Jan-2015) Parkinson's patients given fake drugs fared better on 'more expensive' medication |
(28-Jan-2015) Analysis suggests hiking drug co-pays may help eliminate people with certain illnesses |
(28-Jan-2015) Research can't prove cause-and-effect, but higher exposures to PCBs, phthalates showed a link |
(28-Jan-2015) Analysis suggests hiking drug co-pays may help eliminate people with certain illnesses |
(28-Jan-2015) Controlling blood pressure doesn't seem to affect baby, but may prevent problems for mom |
(28-Jan-2015) Analysis suggests hiking drug co-pays may help eliminate people with certain illnesses |
(27-Jan-2015) But doctors often able to identify cause of fall and help to prevent another |
(27-Jan-2015) But doctors often able to identify cause of fall and help to prevent another |
(27-Jan-2015) Doctor shares tips for staying warm, avoiding falls |
(26-Jan-2015) American Academy of Pediatrics says drug has potential to harm children |
(26-Jan-2015) Motrin, Advil a safe option for children, researchers say |
(26-Jan-2015) The proton pump inhibitor reduces amount of acid in the stomach |
(26-Jan-2015) Tips for protecting you, your family and your home |
(26-Jan-2015) Motrin, Advil a safe option for children, researchers say |
(26-Jan-2015) Motrin, Advil a safe option for children, researchers say |
(26-Jan-2015) Bexsero prevents deadly infection of spinal cord lining |
(26-Jan-2015) Drug is for people with insufficient parathyroid hormone |
(26-Jan-2015) Drug used to ease chronic heartburn |
(23-Jan-2015) Front-facing models unsafe before age 2, experts say |
(23-Jan-2015) Front-facing models unsafe before age 2, experts say |
(23-Jan-2015) Front-facing models unsafe before age 2, experts say |
(22-Jan-2015) Researchers recommend caution when using antibiotics to treat digestive ills while abroad |
(22-Jan-2015) Researchers recommend caution when using antibiotics to treat digestive ills while abroad |
(22-Jan-2015) But availability varies, with Southern counties faring worse |
(22-Jan-2015) Researchers find association between higher reimbursement and appointment availability |
(22-Jan-2015) Researchers find association between higher reimbursement and appointment availability |
(22-Jan-2015) Researchers find association between higher reimbursement and appointment availability |
(22-Jan-2015) If they become pregnant, birth defects and preterm birth are possible risks |
(22-Jan-2015) Researchers recommend caution when using antibiotics to treat digestive ills while abroad |
(22-Jan-2015) Researchers recommend caution when using antibiotics to treat digestive ills while abroad |
(22-Jan-2015) Researchers recommend caution when using antibiotics to treat digestive ills while abroad |
(21-Jan-2015) Retaliation makes some workers feel less like victims, study finds |
(21-Jan-2015) Cosentyx blocks protein involved in inflammatory response of disease |
(21-Jan-2015) Cosentyx hinders protein that spurs skin inflammation |
(20-Jan-2015) The naturally occurring gas is tied to 21,000 lung cancer deaths in the U.S. each year, agency says |
(20-Jan-2015) Poverty, race, ethnicity are more accurate predictors, study says |
(20-Jan-2015) The naturally occurring gas is tied to 21,000 lung cancer deaths in the U.S. each year, agency says |
(20-Jan-2015) Findings will be basis of new guidelines on treatments for debilitating headaches |
(20-Jan-2015) But diet and exercise are also key tools, according to new Endocrine Society guidelines |
(16-Jan-2015) Study warns that revised versions are more like dangerous 'huffing' solvents |
(16-Jan-2015) People from different societies respond to melodies, even unfamiliar ones |
(16-Jan-2015) But researchers couldn't determine if people surveyed were using both simultaneously |
(15-Jan-2015) In twins study, microbes, toxins, diet and dental hygiene explained 75 percent of differences |
(15-Jan-2015) As coverage expands under 'Obamacare,' fewer report problems getting care, paying medical bills |
(15-Jan-2015) As coverage expands under 'Obamacare,' fewer report problems getting care, paying medical bills |
(15-Jan-2015) As coverage expands under 'Obamacare,' fewer report problems getting care, paying medical bills |
(15-Jan-2015) As coverage expands under 'Obamacare,' fewer report problems getting care, paying medical bills |
(15-Jan-2015) Study of nine states found victims were under the influence when they crashed |
(15-Jan-2015) Study of nine states found victims were under the influence when they crashed |
(14-Jan-2015) But some people have switched to heroin |
(14-Jan-2015) Public health insurance program for those with low incomes was expanded several decades ago |
(14-Jan-2015) Public health insurance program for those with low incomes was expanded several decades ago |
(14-Jan-2015) Study finds link between long hours on the job and excess alcohol consumption |
(14-Jan-2015) Stress, long hours and low pay are a challenge to clergy members, study finds |
(14-Jan-2015) But therapy is preferable to medication, one expert says |
(14-Jan-2015) But some people have switched to heroin |
(14-Jan-2015) Targets nerve between brain and stomach that regulates hunger |
(13-Jan-2015) Lower oxygen levels may play a role in study findings |
(12-Jan-2015) For many users, the odds of heart attack, stroke are lower than the risk of serious bleeding, study says |
(12-Jan-2015) Study examines effects of state Medicaid expansions |
(12-Jan-2015) Study examines effects of state Medicaid expansions |
(12-Jan-2015) Study examines effects of state Medicaid expansions |
(12-Jan-2015) Odds are highest for younger women and those doing shift work for many years |
(12-Jan-2015) Very tight blood sugar control can pose problems without benefits, study says |
(09-Jan-2015) Savaysa works like warfarin but carries less bleeding risk |
(09-Jan-2015) Designed to treat dangerous clots and prevent stroke |
(08-Jan-2015) Frostbite, malfunctioning home heaters are just two of the hazards, one expert says |
(07-Jan-2015) Teixobactin shows promise in early experiments, researchers say |
(07-Jan-2015) Drug-chemo combo yields low rate of recurrence after three years, study says |
(06-Jan-2015) Intravenous line infections and ventilator-related pneumonia among most common problems, study says |
(06-Jan-2015) Research can't prove cause-and-effect, but does suggest a link |
(06-Jan-2015) Injections were rated slightly more effective at fighting pain than pills |
(06-Jan-2015) Injections were rated slightly more effective at fighting pain than pills |
(06-Jan-2015) But small study showed increase in heart rate in young, lean volunteers |
(04-Jan-2015) VA hospitals scandal, enterovirus illnesses in kids, surge in e-cigarette use also made headlines this year |
(02-Jan-2015) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency offers tips to lessen fire's health impact |
(02-Jan-2015) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency offers tips to lessen fire's health impact |
(02-Jan-2015) Participation of community members is essential, researchers say |
(02-Jan-2015) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency offers tips to lessen fire's health impact |
(01-Jan-2015) Cancer often linked to 'bad luck,' Hopkins researchers say |
(31-Dec-2014) On longer flights, walk through the cabin every 30 minutes |
(30-Dec-2014) The higher the dose of vancomycin, the greater the risk, researchers found |
(30-Dec-2014) 'Fat gene' may be more active in people born after 1942, researchers say |
(30-Dec-2014) The higher the dose of vancomycin, the greater the risk, researchers found |
(30-Dec-2014) But, experts stress that distracted driving is dangerous at any age |
(29-Dec-2014) Air quality worsens at Saudi Arabian city, study finds |
(29-Dec-2014) State highway officials renew their warnings about drunk driving |
(29-Dec-2014) Expert explains this type of depression, including symptoms to watch for |
(29-Dec-2014) State highway officials renew their warnings about drunk driving |
(29-Dec-2014) State highway officials renew their warnings about drunk driving |
(26-Dec-2014) Include prescription drugs, as well as OTC remedies for common problems, expert advises |
(26-Dec-2014) Include prescription drugs, as well as OTC remedies for common problems, expert advises |
(26-Dec-2014) Include prescription drugs, as well as OTC remedies for common problems, expert advises |
(26-Dec-2014) Include prescription drugs, as well as OTC remedies for common problems, expert advises |
(24-Dec-2014) Saxenda cleared for use by adults who are obese or overweight and have at least one weight-related condition |
(24-Dec-2014) Experimental med may help immune system fight elderly related diseases |
(24-Dec-2014) Injected medication is for people who are statistically obese |
(23-Dec-2014) Even more should be taking them to cut risk of heart attack and stroke, cardiologist says |
(23-Dec-2014) Take frequent breaks |
(23-Dec-2014) Even more should be taking them to cut risk of heart attack and stroke, cardiologist says |
(23-Dec-2014) Alternative medications more costly, have more side effects, researchers say |
(22-Dec-2014) Use of clarithromycin along with the cholesterol-lowering meds had higher risk of side effects |
(22-Dec-2014) Sanctioned for complicated abdominal, urinary tract infections |
(22-Dec-2014) Wearing device for a day gives more accurate info than single in-office reading, study says |
(22-Dec-2014) Women taking bisphosphonates had about half the risk, study reports |
(22-Dec-2014) Wearing device for a day gives more accurate info than single in-office reading, study says |
(22-Dec-2014) Some 3.2 million Americans thought infected |
(22-Dec-2014) Sanctioned for complicated abdominal, urinary tract infections |
(22-Dec-2014) Intravenous drug inhibits viral enzyme |
(22-Dec-2014) Drug helps harness immune system to attack the cancer |
(21-Dec-2014) Agency also gives OK to genetic test used to identify eligible patients |
(21-Dec-2014) Agency also gives OK to genetic test used to identify eligible patients |
(19-Dec-2014) Prostaglandin analogue eye drops can slow deterioration of vision that comes with the disease |
(19-Dec-2014) Lowers chances of infected donation |
(19-Dec-2014) Associated with genetic defect |
(19-Dec-2014) Study found nearly half of teen crashes involved cars more than a decade old |
(19-Dec-2014) Study found nearly half of teen crashes involved cars more than a decade old |
(18-Dec-2014) Expert notes, however, that potential threat is small |
(18-Dec-2014) But medications such as ibuprofen pose their own risks, experts say |
(18-Dec-2014) But medications such as ibuprofen pose their own risks, experts say |
(18-Dec-2014) Expert notes, however, that potential threat is small |
(18-Dec-2014) But medications such as ibuprofen pose their own risks, experts say |
(18-Dec-2014) Infection's symptoms include pain, swelling and redness |
(17-Dec-2014) Researchers uncover 53 potential treatments; all are already FDA approved but need more study for this use |
(17-Dec-2014) Drugs such as Xanax, Valium tied to confusion and falls, experts say |
(17-Dec-2014) Re-enrollment of current health-plan participants continues |
(17-Dec-2014) Re-enrollment of current health-plan participants continues |
(17-Dec-2014) Drugs such as Xanax, Valium tied to confusion and falls, experts say |
(17-Dec-2014) Reduces risk of infected donation |
(16-Dec-2014) Blood test can help identify Severe Combined Immunodeficiency |
(16-Dec-2014) Shift to lower-cost transportation carries a hefty price |
(16-Dec-2014) Shift to lower-cost transportation carries a hefty price |
(16-Dec-2014) States with more random traffic stops, DUI arrests have fewer drivers fail breath tests |
(16-Dec-2014) Shift to lower-cost transportation carries a hefty price |
(15-Dec-2014) Medication combos may cause side effects or reduce treatment effectiveness, expert notes |
(15-Dec-2014) Medication combos may cause side effects or reduce treatment effectiveness, expert notes |
(15-Dec-2014) Older teens experienced the greatest drop in injury risk while taking Ritalin, researchers report |
(15-Dec-2014) Medication combos may cause side effects or reduce treatment effectiveness, expert notes |
(15-Dec-2014) Agency says best results obtained for black women |
(14-Dec-2014) Accomplished aviators process visual information more efficiently than less experienced ones |
(14-Dec-2014) Accomplished aviators process visual information more efficiently than less experienced ones |
(14-Dec-2014) Accomplished aviators process visual information more efficiently than less experienced ones |
(14-Dec-2014) Accomplished aviators process visual information more efficiently than less experienced ones |
(14-Dec-2014) Accomplished aviators process visual information more efficiently than less experienced ones |
(12-Dec-2014) Do you really need a tree? |
(12-Dec-2014) Drug blocks blood supply that fuels tumors |
(11-Dec-2014) More people in early 20s getting blood pressure and routine health checks |
(11-Dec-2014) Screen looks for viruses tied to a number of blood cancers or abnormalities |
(10-Dec-2014) Regulations limiting local access to alcohol may help curb partner assaults, study suggests |
(10-Dec-2014) Children's IQs were about 7 points lower among mothers with the highest exposures |
(10-Dec-2014) Virus can lead to cervical cancer |
(09-Dec-2014) Researchers suggest salary bump should come from more patients, improved care |
(09-Dec-2014) Workers are paying more for health plans, could be getting less financial protection |
(09-Dec-2014) Workers are paying more for health plans, could be getting less financial protection |
(09-Dec-2014) Infection rates among kids in Africa were no better than when using bed nets alone |
(09-Dec-2014) Those who did residencies in high-cost areas were more likely to spend more per patient, study finds |
(09-Dec-2014) Workers are paying more for health plans, could be getting less financial protection |
(09-Dec-2014) Workers are paying more for health plans, could be getting less financial protection |
(09-Dec-2014) Workers are paying more for health plans, could be getting less financial protection |
(09-Dec-2014) Workers are paying more for health plans, could be getting less financial protection |
(08-Dec-2014) Study finds the drug may be riskier than expected |
(08-Dec-2014) Finding is latest to raise health concerns about the common estrogen-like chemical |
(08-Dec-2014) New treatments may not work, or may have unknown risks, expert says |
(08-Dec-2014) Ninety percent of primary care physicians are concerned about abuse of powerful narcotics |
(08-Dec-2014) Study finds the drug may be riskier than expected |
(08-Dec-2014) Take heed of driving conditions |
(08-Dec-2014) New treatments may not work, or may have unknown risks, expert says |
(05-Dec-2014) Benefits of cutting heart disease and cancer risk is clearer in older women, but use should be individualized, experts say |
(05-Dec-2014) Link is especially true for females |
(05-Dec-2014) Link is especially true for females |
(05-Dec-2014) Fewer than one in 10 forgot their daily dose after cellphone prompt, study says |
(04-Dec-2014) As many as 4 in 10 seeking help after first episode are medicated inappropriately, researchers say |
(04-Dec-2014) As many as 4 in 10 seeking help after first episode are medicated inappropriately, researchers say |
(04-Dec-2014) First drug sanctioned in U.S. for polycythemia vera |
(03-Dec-2014) Agency official says labeling changes should help patients 'make critical decisions' about medicines |
(03-Dec-2014) Agency official says labeling changes should help patients 'make critical decisions' about medicines |
(03-Dec-2014) Drug sanctioned for rapidly-growing form of bone marrow cancer |
(02-Dec-2014) Salk trial set the stage for U.S. government oversight of drug manufacturing -- and testing |
(02-Dec-2014) Men receiving hormone therapy may be missing out on protective drugs, researcher says |
(01-Dec-2014) Over half have items in crib that may up odds of sudden infant death syndrome |
(01-Dec-2014) Spotting, offering transitional care to these patients should be priority for doctors, nurses, researcher says |
(01-Dec-2014) But they don't raise the risk of fractures, doctor notes |
(28-Nov-2014) Gloves can help protect the skin |
(26-Nov-2014) Health experts praised the new limits, but industry advocates said they aren't needed |
(26-Nov-2014) Drugs carry serious risks, and most infants, toddlers recover with rest and extra care |
(26-Nov-2014) Stay hydrated and give yourself time to acclimate, expert advises |
(26-Nov-2014) Stay hydrated and give yourself time to acclimate, expert advises |
(26-Nov-2014) Drugs carry serious risks, and most infants, toddlers recover with rest and extra care |
(25-Nov-2014) Study finds illicit drug use more likely after their prescribed medications run out |
(25-Nov-2014) If damaged skin exposed to peanut proteins in household dust, chances of allergy higher, researcher says |
(25-Nov-2014) Study suggests class of meds upset healthy balance of bacteria in the gut |
(25-Nov-2014) Study finds illicit drug use more likely after their prescribed medications run out |
(25-Nov-2014) Study suggests class of meds upset healthy balance of bacteria in the gut |
(25-Nov-2014) U.S. experts cite indifference, lack of access to care |
(24-Nov-2014) In certain markets, wary physicians, narrow provider networks pose obstacles to care |