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Folks with heart-healthy habits in their 20s tend to have larger, healthier brains in their 40s -- brains that may be better prepared to withstand the ravages of aging, a new study reports.
More >>Folks with heart-healthy habits in their 20s tend to have larger, healthier brains in their 40s -- brains that may be better prepared to withstand the ravages of aging, a new study reports.
More >>Eating a healthy diet and exercising during pregnancy isn't just good for the developing baby.
More >>Eating a healthy diet and exercising during pregnancy isn't just good for the developing baby.
More >>Smokers who quit before their 50th birthday can cut in half their risk of dying over the following 15 years, according to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston
More >>Smokers who quit before their 50th birthday can cut in half their risk of dying over the following 15 years, according to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston
More >>More than 100 million U.S. adults have diabetes or prediabetes, health officials say.
More >>More than 100 million U.S. adults have diabetes or prediabetes, health officials say.
More >>Sometimes less really is more. New research suggests that when it comes to long-term use of opioid painkillers, cutting back on the dose of the drugs might improve pain and function, as well as boost quality of life.
More >>Sometimes less really is more. New research suggests that when it comes to long-term use of opioid painkillers, cutting back on the dose of the drugs might improve pain and function, as well as boost quality of life.
More >>Two more Republican senators announced Monday night their opposition to the GOP plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
More >>Two more Republican senators announced Monday night their opposition to the GOP plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
More >>For years, the mantra has been that eating lots of fruits, vegetables and grains will ward off heart disease, but a new study suggests that choosing the wrong ones may backfire.
More >>For years, the mantra has been that eating lots of fruits, vegetables and grains will ward off heart disease, but a new study suggests that choosing the wrong ones may backfire.
More >>Most Americans know that ticks can make them sick, and many take steps to avoid them. But few know that this summer could be a particularly bad one for tick bites, a new HealthDay/Harris Poll shows.
More >>Most Americans know that ticks can make them sick, and many take steps to avoid them. But few know that this summer could be a particularly bad one for tick bites, a new HealthDay/Harris Poll shows.
More >>Get a good night's sleep and junk food may have less appeal at the end of a tough day.
More >>Get a good night's sleep and junk food may have less appeal at the end of a tough day.
More >>Back injuries are common, especially among competitive athletes.
More >>Back injuries are common, especially among competitive athletes.
More >>Just a slight increase in social interaction benefits older adults with dementia and lowers health care costs, a new British study suggests.
More >>Just a slight increase in social interaction benefits older adults with dementia and lowers health care costs, a new British study suggests.
More >>On July 2, a 7-week-old baby boy died after being left in his grandmother's van for almost eight hours on a hot summer day in Mary Esther, Fla.
More >>On July 2, a 7-week-old baby boy died after being left in his grandmother's van for almost eight hours on a hot summer day in Mary Esther, Fla.
More >>A treatment targeting wayward immune cells in people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes may help even years later, a new study finds.
More >>A treatment targeting wayward immune cells in people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes may help even years later, a new study finds.
More >>Smoking can wreak havoc on your sinuses, but new research shows symptoms reverse within 10 years after quitting the bad habit.
More >>Smoking can wreak havoc on your sinuses, but new research shows symptoms reverse within 10 years after quitting the bad habit.
More >>There's been a great deal of attention paid lately to the potential lasting damage of head blows suffered by professional football players. But what about other sports where repeated trauma to the head is also common?
More >>There's been a great deal of attention paid lately to the potential lasting damage of head blows suffered by professional football players. But what about other sports where repeated trauma to the head is also common?
More >>Typically, better-paying jobs and those that require higher education are thought more desirable, but a new study suggests white collar workers have a higher risk of death from two neurodegenerative diseases.
More >>Typically, better-paying jobs and those that require higher education are thought more desirable, but a new study suggests white collar workers have a higher risk of death from two neurodegenerative diseases.
More >>A U.S. Food and Drug Administration advisory panel on Wednesday gave unanimous approval to what could soon be the first gene therapy to be marketed in the United States.
More >>A U.S. Food and Drug Administration advisory panel on Wednesday gave unanimous approval to what could soon be the first gene therapy to be marketed in the United States.
More >>Mistakes are much more likely to occur with handwritten prescriptions for opioid painkillers than with electronic ones, a new study finds.
More >>Mistakes are much more likely to occur with handwritten prescriptions for opioid painkillers than with electronic ones, a new study finds.
More >>Middle-aged and older adults who start eating better also tend to live longer, a large new study shows.
More >>Middle-aged and older adults who start eating better also tend to live longer, a large new study shows.
More >>Using a breathing device to treat sleep apnea may help you get a good night's rest, but it might not lower your risk of dying from a stroke or heart condition, a new analysis suggests.
More >>Using a breathing device to treat sleep apnea may help you get a good night's rest, but it might not lower your risk of dying from a stroke or heart condition, a new analysis suggests.
More >>Expectant mothers have been warned for years to avoid cigarettes. Now researchers report another reason to follow that advice: Teens and young adults whose mothers smoked during pregnancy may be more likely to break the law and be antisocial.
More >>Expectant mothers have been warned for years to avoid cigarettes. Now researchers report another reason to follow that advice: Teens and young adults whose mothers smoked during pregnancy may be more likely to break the law and be antisocial.
More >>Lifestyle counseling could help protect the long-term heart health of adults who aren't yet at high risk for heart attack and stroke, a panel of medical experts says.
More >>Lifestyle counseling could help protect the long-term heart health of adults who aren't yet at high risk for heart attack and stroke, a panel of medical experts says.
More >>It's worked wonders for men battling erectile dysfunction, and now early research suggests that Viagra -- when added to artery-opening stents -- might cut a patient's odds for clots.
More >>It's worked wonders for men battling erectile dysfunction, and now early research suggests that Viagra -- when added to artery-opening stents -- might cut a patient's odds for clots.
More >>Could a pregnant woman's craving for sugar-sweetened drinks put her child at risk for being overweight later in life?
More >>Could a pregnant woman's craving for sugar-sweetened drinks put her child at risk for being overweight later in life?
More >>Probiotic supplements may not protect babies from catching colds or stomach bugs in day care, a new clinical trial suggests.
More >>Probiotic supplements may not protect babies from catching colds or stomach bugs in day care, a new clinical trial suggests.
More >>Summer is the time when everyone dives into yard work and takes family vacations. But all that time spent bending, lifting and traveling can strain your back, spine experts say.
More >>Summer is the time when everyone dives into yard work and takes family vacations. But all that time spent bending, lifting and traveling can strain your back, spine experts say.
More >>Here's news to perk up your day: Drinking coffee might help you live a little longer, two new studies suggest.
More >>Here's news to perk up your day: Drinking coffee might help you live a little longer, two new studies suggest.
More >>Backyard barbecues are a seasonal staple, but summer heat makes it extra important to keep food safety in mind.
More >>Backyard barbecues are a seasonal staple, but summer heat makes it extra important to keep food safety in mind.
More >>Most people don't like talking about dying, especially their own death. But it's important to let your loved ones know how you'd like your medical care handled when your "time" comes.
More >>Most people don't like talking about dying, especially their own death. But it's important to let your loved ones know how you'd like your medical care handled when your "time" comes.
More >>The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved the first new drug for sickle cell disease in nearly two decades.
More >>The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved the first new drug for sickle cell disease in nearly two decades.
More >>Bullying can come with a hefty hidden cost for U.S. schools, a new study finds.
More >>Bullying can come with a hefty hidden cost for U.S. schools, a new study finds.
More >>Intense summer heat can be downright dangerous.
More >>Intense summer heat can be downright dangerous.
More >>Shingles may be tied to an increased risk for heart disease, a new study suggests.
More >>Shingles may be tied to an increased risk for heart disease, a new study suggests.
More >>Make sure safety is part of kids' summer fun.
More >>Make sure safety is part of kids' summer fun.
More >>Firecrackers, sparklers and bottle rockets may seem harmless enough, but there's really no such thing as safe fireworks for consumers, eye doctors warn.
More >>Firecrackers, sparklers and bottle rockets may seem harmless enough, but there's really no such thing as safe fireworks for consumers, eye doctors warn.
More >>Many children suspected of being allergic to the inexpensive, first-line antibiotic penicillin actually aren't, new research indicates.
More >>Many children suspected of being allergic to the inexpensive, first-line antibiotic penicillin actually aren't, new research indicates.
More >>Parents may be worried that toddlers aren't getting enough calories or nutrients.
More >>Parents may be worried that toddlers aren't getting enough calories or nutrients.
More >>High intensity interval training involves cardiovascular exercise in short intervals at high intensity.
More >>High intensity interval training involves cardiovascular exercise in short intervals at high intensity.
More >>America's exit from the Paris climate change agreement will lead to more punishing summer heat waves and thousands of additional heat-related deaths each year in major U.S. cities, a new report claims.
More >>America's exit from the Paris climate change agreement will lead to more punishing summer heat waves and thousands of additional heat-related deaths each year in major U.S. cities, a new report claims.
More >>Call it a step in the right direction: More and more Americans are trying to walk their way to better health.
More >>Call it a step in the right direction: More and more Americans are trying to walk their way to better health.
More >>Many women at high risk for breast cancer do not take the drug tamoxifen to prevent the disease, often because they confuse naturally occurring symptoms with side effects from the drug.
More >>Many women at high risk for breast cancer do not take the drug tamoxifen to prevent the disease, often because they confuse naturally occurring symptoms with side effects from the drug.
More >>New research might change the way doctors treat skin abscesses in children and adults, medical experts say.
More >>New research might change the way doctors treat skin abscesses in children and adults, medical experts say.
More >>It isn't unusual for older people to slow down a bit as the years go by. But for seniors, slowed walking may signal mental decline, and now a new study suggests why.
More >>It isn't unusual for older people to slow down a bit as the years go by. But for seniors, slowed walking may signal mental decline, and now a new study suggests why.
More >>Have you ever thought about what it might be like to live into your hundreds?
More >>Have you ever thought about what it might be like to live into your hundreds?
More >>It has been said it takes a village to raise a child. Now, a new study suggests that it might take a community to achieve modest reductions in obesity rates among U.S. children.
More >>It has been said it takes a village to raise a child. Now, a new study suggests that it might take a community to achieve modest reductions in obesity rates among U.S. children.
More >>An experimental flu vaccine patch with dissolving microneedles appears safe and effective, a preliminary study shows.
More >>An experimental flu vaccine patch with dissolving microneedles appears safe and effective, a preliminary study shows.
More >>The number of Americans hospitalized for heart failure has dropped substantially since 2002, but blacks still face higher risks, a new study finds.
More >>The number of Americans hospitalized for heart failure has dropped substantially since 2002, but blacks still face higher risks, a new study finds.
More >>When people work the night shift, their bodies might have less capacity to repair everyday damage to cells' DNA, a small study hints.
More >>When people work the night shift, their bodies might have less capacity to repair everyday damage to cells' DNA, a small study hints.
More >>If you have heart disease, unrelenting stress might hasten your death, researchers report.
More >>If you have heart disease, unrelenting stress might hasten your death, researchers report.
More >>The Senate Republican plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act would leave 22 million more Americans uninsured by 2026, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said Monday.
More >>The Senate Republican plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act would leave 22 million more Americans uninsured by 2026, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said Monday.
More >>The more you booze it up, the more your cells age, increasing your risk for age-related health problems like heart disease, diabetes, cancer and dementia, a new study suggests.
More >>The more you booze it up, the more your cells age, increasing your risk for age-related health problems like heart disease, diabetes, cancer and dementia, a new study suggests.
More >>Nothing spoils a trip faster than getting sick. And a good way to protect yourself is by getting certain vaccinations before you leave home.
More >>Nothing spoils a trip faster than getting sick. And a good way to protect yourself is by getting certain vaccinations before you leave home.
More >>Many people in pain are apprehensive about taking an opioid painkiller to ease their suffering, and rightfully so.
More >>Many people in pain are apprehensive about taking an opioid painkiller to ease their suffering, and rightfully so.
More >>An expert-guided, self-help exercise program may help people with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), a new study suggests.
More >>An expert-guided, self-help exercise program may help people with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), a new study suggests.
More >>As the debate continues about the best time for mammograms, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) is asking women to add their voice to the discussion.
More >>As the debate continues about the best time for mammograms, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) is asking women to add their voice to the discussion.
More >>Attempting to thread a very tight needle, Senate Republicans on Thursday released a health-care reform bill intended to undo major parts of the Affordable Care Act while still supporting the public's access to healthcare
More >>Attempting to thread a very tight needle, Senate Republicans on Thursday released a health-care reform bill intended to undo major parts of the Affordable Care Act while still supporting the public's access to healthcare
More >>Over the past few decades, death rates linked to cancer and heart disease have declined in most developed nations, thanks to more effective prevention strategies, early detection and greater access to quality health care.
More >>Over the past few decades, death rates linked to cancer and heart disease have declined in most developed nations, thanks to more effective prevention strategies, early detection and greater access to quality health care.
More >>Cancer doctors are often mute when a patient asks about the cost of treatment, a new study shows.
More >>Cancer doctors are often mute when a patient asks about the cost of treatment, a new study shows.
More >>New research might turn conventional stroke treatment on its head.
More >>New research might turn conventional stroke treatment on its head.
More >>Environmentally conscious parents have long struggled with the fact that their baby's dirty diapers wind up in landfills, but what option do they have?
More >>Environmentally conscious parents have long struggled with the fact that their baby's dirty diapers wind up in landfills, but what option do they have?
More >>In a finding that might bring older Dads some peace of mind about their sons' future job prospects, a new study shows these kids are more likely to be "geeks."
More >>In a finding that might bring older Dads some peace of mind about their sons' future job prospects, a new study shows these kids are more likely to be "geeks."
More >>The safety of hair products has been debated for years. Now, new research suggests that black women who use dark hair dyes face a higher risk of breast cancer, while chemical relaxers and straighteners boost the odds in white women
More >>The safety of hair products has been debated for years. Now, new research suggests that black women who use dark hair dyes face a higher risk of breast cancer, while chemical relaxers and straighteners boost the odds in white women
More >>Most Americans want to be in better shape, but few are putting in the work to get there, a new survey shows.
More >>Most Americans want to be in better shape, but few are putting in the work to get there, a new survey shows.
More >>Each year in America, nearly 1,300 children die from guns, with boys and blacks struck down most often, federal health officials report.
More >>Each year in America, nearly 1,300 children die from guns, with boys and blacks struck down most often, federal health officials report.
More >>If you suffer from chronic low back pain, yoga might bring you as much relief as physical therapy, a new trial shows.
More >>If you suffer from chronic low back pain, yoga might bring you as much relief as physical therapy, a new trial shows.
More >>Preventable deaths spike during the summer in the United States. But, following some simple safety measures can reduce accidents, the National Safety Council says.
More >>Preventable deaths spike during the summer in the United States. But, following some simple safety measures can reduce accidents, the National Safety Council says.
More >>When it comes to stomach discomfort during exercise, forget that old adage "no pain, no gain." New research suggests that excessive strenuous exercise may lead to gut damage.
More >>When it comes to stomach discomfort during exercise, forget that old adage "no pain, no gain." New research suggests that excessive strenuous exercise may lead to gut damage.
More >>The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Friday that it's working with the drug company Pfizer to remedy a shortage of important injectable medications, including emergency syringes of epinephrine.
More >>The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Friday that it's working with the drug company Pfizer to remedy a shortage of important injectable medications, including emergency syringes of epinephrine.
More >>More than 3 percent of Americans age 12 and older said they'd used chewing tobacco or snuff in the past month, according to a recent federal government report.
More >>More than 3 percent of Americans age 12 and older said they'd used chewing tobacco or snuff in the past month, according to a recent federal government report.
More >>It may not be for everyone, but a new study suggests that the smooth stride of a gentle horse may help stroke survivors regain lost mobility and balance years after their brain attack.
More >>It may not be for everyone, but a new study suggests that the smooth stride of a gentle horse may help stroke survivors regain lost mobility and balance years after their brain attack.
More >>For the first time since the U.S. government began tracking e-cigarette use among American youth, a new report shows fewer teens are vaping.
More >>For the first time since the U.S. government began tracking e-cigarette use among American youth, a new report shows fewer teens are vaping.
More >>A new discovery could give root canal patients a reason to smile. Researchers say they've found a way to create new blood vessels that could help these teeth last longer.
More >>A new discovery could give root canal patients a reason to smile. Researchers say they've found a way to create new blood vessels that could help these teeth last longer.
More >>When seasonal allergies strike, what remedy is right for you? The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has some answers.
More >>When seasonal allergies strike, what remedy is right for you? The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has some answers.
More >>Your Mom may have been right about broccoli's goodness. A small study hints that a substance in the crunchy veggy may help some with diabetes get better control of their blood sugar.
More >>Your Mom may have been right about broccoli's goodness. A small study hints that a substance in the crunchy veggy may help some with diabetes get better control of their blood sugar.
More >>Regularly drinking coffee or herbal tea may help prevent chronic liver disease, new research suggests.
More >>Regularly drinking coffee or herbal tea may help prevent chronic liver disease, new research suggests.
More >>A flu shot is the best way to avoid getting sick, but new research reveals the vaccine doesn't work as well for people who are obese.
More >>A flu shot is the best way to avoid getting sick, but new research reveals the vaccine doesn't work as well for people who are obese.
More >>The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday announced that the launch of an updated "nutrition facts" panel on foods, developed during the Obama administration, will now be delayed.
More >>The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday announced that the launch of an updated "nutrition facts" panel on foods, developed during the Obama administration, will now be delayed.
More >>Will that be eggs or cereal? The decisions people make might be partly based on what they had for breakfast that morning, a preliminary study suggests.
More >>Will that be eggs or cereal? The decisions people make might be partly based on what they had for breakfast that morning, a preliminary study suggests.
More >>When is a carrot not just a carrot? When it's a "twisted citrus-glazed carrot."
More >>When is a carrot not just a carrot? When it's a "twisted citrus-glazed carrot."
More >>Nearly 10 million American adults have a serious mental illness, and a similar number have considered suicide during the past year, according to a new government report on the nation's behavioral ills.
More >>Nearly 10 million American adults have a serious mental illness, and a similar number have considered suicide during the past year, according to a new government report on the nation's behavioral ills.
More >>People with type 2 diabetes who aren't taking insulin don't necessarily need to check their blood sugar levels, a new study contends.
More >>People with type 2 diabetes who aren't taking insulin don't necessarily need to check their blood sugar levels, a new study contends.
More >>A host of new drugs that appear to prevent migraine headaches are in the final stages of testing and approval in the United States.
More >>A host of new drugs that appear to prevent migraine headaches are in the final stages of testing and approval in the United States.
More >>Summer beckons, and with those sunny skies comes a warning to protect yourself from skin cancer.
More >>Summer beckons, and with those sunny skies comes a warning to protect yourself from skin cancer.
More >>An infant's fascination with faces is already evident in the womb, a new study contends.
More >>An infant's fascination with faces is already evident in the womb, a new study contends.
More >>Women are routinely prescribed more opioid painkillers than they need after Cesarean sections, creating a high risk for misuse, a trio of new studies suggests.
More >>Women are routinely prescribed more opioid painkillers than they need after Cesarean sections, creating a high risk for misuse, a trio of new studies suggests.
More >>One in 20 women in the U.S. territories who were infected with Zika during pregnancy had babies with serious birth defects, officials reported Thursday.
More >>One in 20 women in the U.S. territories who were infected with Zika during pregnancy had babies with serious birth defects, officials reported Thursday.
More >>Fatigue and mood changes are the most common symptoms that occur before children develop migraines, a new study finds.
More >>Fatigue and mood changes are the most common symptoms that occur before children develop migraines, a new study finds.
More >>Scary pit vipers may need an image upgrade: Their venom might end up helping human heart patients, research suggests.
More >>Scary pit vipers may need an image upgrade: Their venom might end up helping human heart patients, research suggests.
More >>An electric shock is an often overlooked threat to swimmers, a safety expert warns.
More >>An electric shock is an often overlooked threat to swimmers, a safety expert warns.
More >>A new class of type 2 diabetes drugs called SGLT2 inhibitors could increase the risk of a rare, life-threatening complication of the disease called ketoacidosis, a new study warns.
More >>A new class of type 2 diabetes drugs called SGLT2 inhibitors could increase the risk of a rare, life-threatening complication of the disease called ketoacidosis, a new study warns.
More >>People who drink at even moderate levels may see some of their mental skills slip faster as they age, a new study suggests.
More >>People who drink at even moderate levels may see some of their mental skills slip faster as they age, a new study suggests.
More >>Overweight kids are excluded and ostracized by classmates in school more often than their thinner peers, new research indicates.
More >>Overweight kids are excluded and ostracized by classmates in school more often than their thinner peers, new research indicates.
More >>For years, you probably have been told that wheat bread is far better for you than its white counterpart, but a small, new study suggests that maxim may not hold true for everyone.
More >>For years, you probably have been told that wheat bread is far better for you than its white counterpart, but a small, new study suggests that maxim may not hold true for everyone.
More >>Deadly Legionnaires' disease is lurking in the water systems of hospitals, nursing homes and long-term care facilities, putting the most vulnerable patients at risk, U.S. health officials said Tuesday.
More >>Deadly Legionnaires' disease is lurking in the water systems of hospitals, nursing homes and long-term care facilities, putting the most vulnerable patients at risk, U.S. health officials said Tuesday.
More >>Genetically tuning a person's own immune cells to target cancer appears to provide long-lasting protection against a blood cancer called multiple myeloma, an early trial from China shows.
More >>Genetically tuning a person's own immune cells to target cancer appears to provide long-lasting protection against a blood cancer called multiple myeloma, an early trial from China shows.
More >>An unfriendly divorce can raise a child's risk of colds in adulthood, a new study suggests.
More >>An unfriendly divorce can raise a child's risk of colds in adulthood, a new study suggests.
More >>Competitive sports may be safe for many athletes who have an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD), new research suggests.
More >>Competitive sports may be safe for many athletes who have an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD), new research suggests.
More >>A twice-daily pill could help some advanced breast cancer patients avoid or delay follow-up sessions of chemotherapy, a new clinical trial reports.
More >>A twice-daily pill could help some advanced breast cancer patients avoid or delay follow-up sessions of chemotherapy, a new clinical trial reports.
More >>When people with advanced cancer report their symptoms to health care providers using an online program, they may live longer, a new study suggests.
More >>When people with advanced cancer report their symptoms to health care providers using an online program, they may live longer, a new study suggests.
More >>It's healthiest to evict infants from their parents' bedroom at 6 months of age, suggests new research that runs counter to national guidelines.
More >>It's healthiest to evict infants from their parents' bedroom at 6 months of age, suggests new research that runs counter to national guidelines.
More >>The Zika virus will strike the continental United States again this summer, and looming federal budget cuts will make it hard for local officials to curb its spread, public health experts said Wednesday.
More >>The Zika virus will strike the continental United States again this summer, and looming federal budget cuts will make it hard for local officials to curb its spread, public health experts said Wednesday.
More >>The Alzheimer's Association has just completed a new survey that asked more than 1,500 adults to share their fears and concerns about getting older, getting sick and/or caring for a family member struggling with dementia.
More >>The Alzheimer's Association has just completed a new survey that asked more than 1,500 adults to share their fears and concerns about getting older, getting sick and/or caring for a family member struggling with dementia.
More >>Many barriers can keep people from psychotherapy, such as cost or the availability of a qualified health provider.
More >>Many barriers can keep people from psychotherapy, such as cost or the availability of a qualified health provider.
More >>A pill that contains three powerful antiviral drugs might offer a cure for many hepatitis C patients who have failed other treatments, researchers report.
More >>A pill that contains three powerful antiviral drugs might offer a cure for many hepatitis C patients who have failed other treatments, researchers report.
More >>A drug called Xeloda can extend the lives of some women whose breast cancer is not wiped out by standard treatment, a new clinical trial finds.
More >>A drug called Xeloda can extend the lives of some women whose breast cancer is not wiped out by standard treatment, a new clinical trial finds.
More >>Millions of Americans have had to swear off shellfish, eggs, peanuts or soy to avoid allergic reactions that can range from stomach cramps to life-threatening swelling of the airways, new research shows.
More >>Millions of Americans have had to swear off shellfish, eggs, peanuts or soy to avoid allergic reactions that can range from stomach cramps to life-threatening swelling of the airways, new research shows.
More >>Multidrug-resistant bacteria, such as E. coli, can be found in more than one-quarter of people living in nursing homes, a research review finds.
More >>Multidrug-resistant bacteria, such as E. coli, can be found in more than one-quarter of people living in nursing homes, a research review finds.
More >>More than one-third of Canadian high school students admit riding in cars with drivers who've been drinking alcohol.
More >>More than one-third of Canadian high school students admit riding in cars with drivers who've been drinking alcohol.
More >>If you're a new father, spending plenty of time with your baby could boost his or her mental development, a new study suggests.
More >>If you're a new father, spending plenty of time with your baby could boost his or her mental development, a new study suggests.
More >>Methamphetamine users who quit the drug may get a break: New research suggests it's possible to reverse heart damage with proper medical treatment.
More >>Methamphetamine users who quit the drug may get a break: New research suggests it's possible to reverse heart damage with proper medical treatment.
More >>Losing weight comes down to simple arithmetic: Eat fewer calories than you burn off.
More >>Losing weight comes down to simple arithmetic: Eat fewer calories than you burn off.
More >>Before your family pulls out their swimsuits this Memorial Day, brush up on water safety, for your kids' sake.
More >>Before your family pulls out their swimsuits this Memorial Day, brush up on water safety, for your kids' sake.
More >>Kidneys from deceased diabetic donors can save the lives of patients on the transplant wait-list, researchers say.
More >>Kidneys from deceased diabetic donors can save the lives of patients on the transplant wait-list, researchers say.
More >>New gene-based therapies appear to significantly decrease cholesterol levels in people, and could even cut down on arterial plaque, according to results from two early drug trials.
More >>New gene-based therapies appear to significantly decrease cholesterol levels in people, and could even cut down on arterial plaque, according to results from two early drug trials.
More >>As more baby boomers age, deaths from Alzheimer's disease have jumped 55 percent, and in a quarter of those cases the heavy burden of caregiving has fallen on loved ones, U.S. health officials report.
More >>As more baby boomers age, deaths from Alzheimer's disease have jumped 55 percent, and in a quarter of those cases the heavy burden of caregiving has fallen on loved ones, U.S. health officials report.
More >>The Republican-led bill to repeal and replace Obamacare that passed the House last month would result in 23 million Americans losing their health insurance coverage, according to a much-anticipated report released Wednesday.
More >>The Republican-led bill to repeal and replace Obamacare that passed the House last month would result in 23 million Americans losing their health insurance coverage, according to a much-anticipated report released Wednesday.
More >>Scientists say they've developed a new blood test for identifying pancreatic cancer -- a step that might eventually allow earlier diagnosis.
More >>Scientists say they've developed a new blood test for identifying pancreatic cancer -- a step that might eventually allow earlier diagnosis.
More >>A landmark clinical trial has shown that a compound in marijuana can ease life-threatening seizures in children with a rare and devastating form of epilepsy.
More >>A landmark clinical trial has shown that a compound in marijuana can ease life-threatening seizures in children with a rare and devastating form of epilepsy.
More >>There's delicious news for chocolate lovers: New research suggests the sweet might help keep a common and dangerous form of irregular heartbeat at bay.
More >>There's delicious news for chocolate lovers: New research suggests the sweet might help keep a common and dangerous form of irregular heartbeat at bay.
More >>Fiber helps lower cholesterol, stabilize blood sugar levels and keep the bowels running smoothly, but a new study suggests it can also reduce knee pain from arthritis.
More >>Fiber helps lower cholesterol, stabilize blood sugar levels and keep the bowels running smoothly, but a new study suggests it can also reduce knee pain from arthritis.
More >>As reports of the carnage at Monday's Ariana Grande show in Manchester, England, continue to pour in, many teens with tickets to concerts during the coming summer music season may be reluctant to attend an event.
More >>As reports of the carnage at Monday's Ariana Grande show in Manchester, England, continue to pour in, many teens with tickets to concerts during the coming summer music season may be reluctant to attend an event.
More >>City life seems to take a toll on the adolescent mind, new research suggests.
More >>City life seems to take a toll on the adolescent mind, new research suggests.
More >>Things that keep you healthy overall, also appear to help lower a woman's risk of breast cancer, a new review says.
More >>Things that keep you healthy overall, also appear to help lower a woman's risk of breast cancer, a new review says.
More >>More than a quarter of Americans -- and 1 in 3 millennials -- say they know someone addicted to opioids or prescription painkillers, according to a new survey from the American Psychiatric Association (APA).
More >>More than a quarter of Americans -- and 1 in 3 millennials -- say they know someone addicted to opioids or prescription painkillers, according to a new survey from the American Psychiatric Association (APA).
More >>The first prescription of an antibiotic that the average U.S. adult with pneumonia receives is now ineffective in about a quarter of cases, a new study finds.
More >>The first prescription of an antibiotic that the average U.S. adult with pneumonia receives is now ineffective in about a quarter of cases, a new study finds.
More >>American teens are hitting the bottle less often than they did 25 years ago, new research reveals.
More >>American teens are hitting the bottle less often than they did 25 years ago, new research reveals.
More >>Until Gearah Goldstein fully transitioned her gender, being female housed in a male body felt like a hunger she couldn't satisfy.
More >>Until Gearah Goldstein fully transitioned her gender, being female housed in a male body felt like a hunger she couldn't satisfy.
More >>Families seeking to cool off don't expect to pick up a nasty infection. Yet, outbreaks of a diarrhea-causing parasitic infection have doubled in recent years at swimming pools and water playgrounds in the United States
More >>Families seeking to cool off don't expect to pick up a nasty infection. Yet, outbreaks of a diarrhea-causing parasitic infection have doubled in recent years at swimming pools and water playgrounds in the United States
More >>Insulin typically saves the lives of those with diabetes, but it can also be a way for some people to kill themselves, a new review warns.
More >>Insulin typically saves the lives of those with diabetes, but it can also be a way for some people to kill themselves, a new review warns.
More >>The same vaccine that cuts the risk of cervical cancer in women might also lower the chances of head and neck cancers in men, new research suggests.
More >>The same vaccine that cuts the risk of cervical cancer in women might also lower the chances of head and neck cancers in men, new research suggests.
More >>An experimental method that combines gene therapy, stem cells and ultrasound has healed large bone breaks in lab animals, researchers have found.
More >>An experimental method that combines gene therapy, stem cells and ultrasound has healed large bone breaks in lab animals, researchers have found.
More >>Colon cancer patients might improve their chances of survival if they eat nuts along with an overall healthy diet and regular exercise, two new studies report.
More >>Colon cancer patients might improve their chances of survival if they eat nuts along with an overall healthy diet and regular exercise, two new studies report.
More >>After a popular type of weight-loss surgery, nearly 21 percent of patients develop a drinking problem, sometimes years later, researchers report.
More >>After a popular type of weight-loss surgery, nearly 21 percent of patients develop a drinking problem, sometimes years later, researchers report.
More >>Contrary to popular wisdom, an older, more experienced doctor may not always be the best choice.
More >>Contrary to popular wisdom, an older, more experienced doctor may not always be the best choice.
More >>Maybe you think you're the life of the party after your third gin and tonic. Or maybe you worry you'll drink too much and turn into a "mean" drunk.
More >>Maybe you think you're the life of the party after your third gin and tonic. Or maybe you worry you'll drink too much and turn into a "mean" drunk.
More >>In another step forward in the world of 3-D printed tissues, U.S. scientists report they've created a "bioprosthetic" ovary in a mouse using the technology -- and the mouse has given birth to healthy pups.
More >>In another step forward in the world of 3-D printed tissues, U.S. scientists report they've created a "bioprosthetic" ovary in a mouse using the technology -- and the mouse has given birth to healthy pups.
More >>The vast majority of U.S. child care centers are not fully prepared to handle the risks posed by a possible influenza pandemic, a new investigation warns.
More >>The vast majority of U.S. child care centers are not fully prepared to handle the risks posed by a possible influenza pandemic, a new investigation warns.
More >>More than half of eligible Americans traveling abroad don't get a measles vaccine, and a key reason is lack of concern about the disease, a new study finds.
More >>More than half of eligible Americans traveling abroad don't get a measles vaccine, and a key reason is lack of concern about the disease, a new study finds.
More >>Many adults under 40 may not need to have routine cholesterol screenings, a new study suggests.
More >>Many adults under 40 may not need to have routine cholesterol screenings, a new study suggests.
More >>Combat veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have a stepped-up "fight or flight" response, which researchers say may explain why PTSD boosts the risk of high blood pressure and heart disease.
More >>Combat veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have a stepped-up "fight or flight" response, which researchers say may explain why PTSD boosts the risk of high blood pressure and heart disease.
More >>If a woman's sex drive has waned to the point where she's distressed about it, or the issue is causing relationship problems, the medication dubbed "female Viagra" may help, a review of several studies suggests.
More >>If a woman's sex drive has waned to the point where she's distressed about it, or the issue is causing relationship problems, the medication dubbed "female Viagra" may help, a review of several studies suggests.
More >>A new study suggests blood thinners may also help keep dementia at bay.
More >>A new study suggests blood thinners may also help keep dementia at bay.
More >>Millions of Americans fear the worst as they face so much to lose if Republicans in Congress pass a bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
More >>Millions of Americans fear the worst as they face so much to lose if Republicans in Congress pass a bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
More >>Scientists have a double-shot of bad news about ticks: There's a new, and potentially fatal, tick-borne illness called Powassan, and this summer looks like it might be one of the worst on record for an increase in tick population.
More >>Scientists have a double-shot of bad news about ticks: There's a new, and potentially fatal, tick-borne illness called Powassan, and this summer looks like it might be one of the worst on record for an increase in tick population.
More >>Drinking among U.S. high school students has plummeted in recent years, a new government report shows.
More >>Drinking among U.S. high school students has plummeted in recent years, a new government report shows.
More >>"Keyhole" arthroscopic surgery should rarely be used to repair arthritic knee joints, a panel of international experts says in new clinical guidelines.
More >>"Keyhole" arthroscopic surgery should rarely be used to repair arthritic knee joints, a panel of international experts says in new clinical guidelines.
More >>Young adults with HIV who get treatment are living longer in North America and Europe, a new study finds.
More >>Young adults with HIV who get treatment are living longer in North America and Europe, a new study finds.
More >>Development of a Zika vaccine is proceeding rapidly, but it still will be years before such a vaccine is available to the public, says the author of a new report on research efforts.
More >>Development of a Zika vaccine is proceeding rapidly, but it still will be years before such a vaccine is available to the public, says the author of a new report on research efforts.
More >>Commonly used painkillers such as Motrin, Advil and Aleve might increase your risk for heart attack, even in the first week of use, a new study suggests.
More >>Commonly used painkillers such as Motrin, Advil and Aleve might increase your risk for heart attack, even in the first week of use, a new study suggests.
More >>A new brain scan study suggests that people whose brains are wired to produce a more muted response to food may ultimately compensate by eating more, thereby raising their risk for obesity.
More >>A new brain scan study suggests that people whose brains are wired to produce a more muted response to food may ultimately compensate by eating more, thereby raising their risk for obesity.
More >>U.S. women traveling to areas where the Zika virus is circulating might be less likely to be infected than expected, but risk remains, a new study suggests.
More >>U.S. women traveling to areas where the Zika virus is circulating might be less likely to be infected than expected, but risk remains, a new study suggests.
More >>Changes in your hair -- whether it's graying hair or hair loss -- are a bane of aging.
More >>Changes in your hair -- whether it's graying hair or hair loss -- are a bane of aging.
More >>Where you live appears to play a role in your risk of cancer, a new analysis suggests.
More >>Where you live appears to play a role in your risk of cancer, a new analysis suggests.
More >>Tossing out the salt shaker may not be enough for your heart health. Most of the salt that Americans consume comes from processed foods and restaurant meals, a new study finds.
More >>Tossing out the salt shaker may not be enough for your heart health. Most of the salt that Americans consume comes from processed foods and restaurant meals, a new study finds.
More >>A Colorado children's hospital saw four times as many marijuana-intoxicated teenagers land in its ER or urgent care centers following legalization of recreational pot in that state, a new study reports.
More >>A Colorado children's hospital saw four times as many marijuana-intoxicated teenagers land in its ER or urgent care centers following legalization of recreational pot in that state, a new study reports.
More >>Many resources can help people with asthma manage triggers and symptoms, an allergist says.
More >>Many resources can help people with asthma manage triggers and symptoms, an allergist says.
More >>A simple phone call can make a big difference to someone who's attempted suicide and may be contemplating another try.
More >>A simple phone call can make a big difference to someone who's attempted suicide and may be contemplating another try.
More >>About 16 American children are hospitalized daily due to gunshot injuries, a new study says.
More >>About 16 American children are hospitalized daily due to gunshot injuries, a new study says.
More >>The antioxidant resveratrol -- found in red wine, peanuts and berries -- might improve the health of blood vessels in people with type 2 diabetes, a small study suggests.
More >>The antioxidant resveratrol -- found in red wine, peanuts and berries -- might improve the health of blood vessels in people with type 2 diabetes, a small study suggests.
More >>With one vote to spare, Republicans took the first steps Thursday in their longstanding battle to repeal and replace Obamacare.
More >>With one vote to spare, Republicans took the first steps Thursday in their longstanding battle to repeal and replace Obamacare.
More >>Sizable numbers of adults with risk factors for heart attack -- such as smoking, obesity or physical inactivity -- aren't inclined to do anything to improve their health, a large, new study finds.
More >>Sizable numbers of adults with risk factors for heart attack -- such as smoking, obesity or physical inactivity -- aren't inclined to do anything to improve their health, a large, new study finds.
More >>A new study finds that people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis who haven't done well on other treatments may find relief with Xeljanz (tofacitinib), a drug currently used to treat arthritis.
More >>A new study finds that people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis who haven't done well on other treatments may find relief with Xeljanz (tofacitinib), a drug currently used to treat arthritis.
More >>After a week of working to wrangle support for an amended repeal-and-replace bill, House Republicans say they are set for a Thursday vote on legislation aimed at overturning the Affordable Care Act, often called Obamacare.
More >>After a week of working to wrangle support for an amended repeal-and-replace bill, House Republicans say they are set for a Thursday vote on legislation aimed at overturning the Affordable Care Act, often called Obamacare.
More >>The quality of your relationships with your adult children and spouse might influence your chances of developing dementia, new research suggests.
More >>The quality of your relationships with your adult children and spouse might influence your chances of developing dementia, new research suggests.
More >>Falls and resulting hip fractures can prove disabling and even fatal for seniors. And new research suggests the risk of hip fractures rises soon after an older person is prescribed a sleeping pill.
More >>Falls and resulting hip fractures can prove disabling and even fatal for seniors. And new research suggests the risk of hip fractures rises soon after an older person is prescribed a sleeping pill.
More >>About half of U.S. doctors received payments from the pharmaceutical and medical device industries in 2015, amounting to $2.4 billion, a new study reports.
More >>About half of U.S. doctors received payments from the pharmaceutical and medical device industries in 2015, amounting to $2.4 billion, a new study reports.
More >>The Trump administration announced on Monday that it will ease the requirements for healthy school lunch programs spearheaded by former First Lady Michelle Obama.
More >>The Trump administration announced on Monday that it will ease the requirements for healthy school lunch programs spearheaded by former First Lady Michelle Obama.
More >>It may not come as a surprise, but a new study suggests that people who reach middle age in good heart health can look forward to a longer, healthier life.
More >>It may not come as a surprise, but a new study suggests that people who reach middle age in good heart health can look forward to a longer, healthier life.
More >>Score yet another point for low-dose aspirin: Regularly taking "baby" aspirin appears to protect women from the most common type of breast cancer, new research suggests.
More >>Score yet another point for low-dose aspirin: Regularly taking "baby" aspirin appears to protect women from the most common type of breast cancer, new research suggests.
More >>American toddlers are more likely to eat french fries than green vegetables on any given day, according to a new national survey on children's eating habits.
More >>American toddlers are more likely to eat french fries than green vegetables on any given day, according to a new national survey on children's eating habits.
More >>Your best bet for healthy eating is having plenty of home-cooked meals, a new study states.
More >>Your best bet for healthy eating is having plenty of home-cooked meals, a new study states.
More >>Heading to summer camp for the first time is always a little unnerving. But for a child with allergies or asthma, there are special concerns.
More >>Heading to summer camp for the first time is always a little unnerving. But for a child with allergies or asthma, there are special concerns.
More >>Obamacare, also known as the Affordable Care Act, is still the law of the land. But its fate may be sealed by Congressional Republicans and the Trump administration in the coming days, weeks and months.
More >>Obamacare, also known as the Affordable Care Act, is still the law of the land. But its fate may be sealed by Congressional Republicans and the Trump administration in the coming days, weeks and months.
More >>Previous research has linked type 2 diabetes and memory loss. Now, new research may be closing in on some of the reasons why.
More >>Previous research has linked type 2 diabetes and memory loss. Now, new research may be closing in on some of the reasons why.
More >>It's the leading cause of permanent vision loss for Americans, but a condition called age-related macular degeneration (AMD) may be going undiagnosed too often, new research suggests.
More >>It's the leading cause of permanent vision loss for Americans, but a condition called age-related macular degeneration (AMD) may be going undiagnosed too often, new research suggests.
More >>Family income can take a big hit when a wife or husband cares for a spouse with cancer, researchers report.
More >>Family income can take a big hit when a wife or husband cares for a spouse with cancer, researchers report.
More >>Vaccines prevent serious infections so effectively that many parents mistakenly believe the diseases are no longer a threat in the United States, a pediatrician warns.
More >>Vaccines prevent serious infections so effectively that many parents mistakenly believe the diseases are no longer a threat in the United States, a pediatrician warns.
More >>Drinking heavily over a short period of time can significantly boost the risk of an abnormal heart rhythm, even in healthy people, new German research suggests.
More >>Drinking heavily over a short period of time can significantly boost the risk of an abnormal heart rhythm, even in healthy people, new German research suggests.
More >>The surge from energy drinks can cause unhealthy changes in your heart rhythm and blood pressure that don't occur with other caffeinated beverages, a small new trial suggests.
More >>The surge from energy drinks can cause unhealthy changes in your heart rhythm and blood pressure that don't occur with other caffeinated beverages, a small new trial suggests.
More >>Snot, phlegm and other forms of mucus may not be everyone's favorite subject, but scientists say synthetic mucus might help save lives.
More >>Snot, phlegm and other forms of mucus may not be everyone's favorite subject, but scientists say synthetic mucus might help save lives.
More >>Hundreds of new genes tied to the start of puberty have been identified.
More >>Hundreds of new genes tied to the start of puberty have been identified.
More >>America's prescription drug abuse epidemic may be even more deadly than expected, a new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests.
More >>America's prescription drug abuse epidemic may be even more deadly than expected, a new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests.
More >>That spare tire you're toting around could be increasing your risk of an early death, a new study suggests.
More >>That spare tire you're toting around could be increasing your risk of an early death, a new study suggests.
More >>A nutrient in meat and eggs may conspire with gut bacteria to make the blood more prone to clotting, a small study suggests.
More >>A nutrient in meat and eggs may conspire with gut bacteria to make the blood more prone to clotting, a small study suggests.
More >>More bad news for plus-sized Americans: Obesity is the leading cause of preventable life-years lost in the nation, a new study finds.
More >>More bad news for plus-sized Americans: Obesity is the leading cause of preventable life-years lost in the nation, a new study finds.
More >>With black men at higher risk of developing -- and dying from -- prostate cancer, some researchers believe these men merit their own race-based screening guidelines.
More >>With black men at higher risk of developing -- and dying from -- prostate cancer, some researchers believe these men merit their own race-based screening guidelines.
More >>An experimental immune-system therapy appears safe for people with progressive forms of multiple sclerosis. And it may ease symptoms in some, a preliminary study suggests.
More >>An experimental immune-system therapy appears safe for people with progressive forms of multiple sclerosis. And it may ease symptoms in some, a preliminary study suggests.
More >>Parents shouldn't give their children any medications containing the narcotics codeine or tramadol because they can cause life-threatening breathing problems, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned Thursday.
More >>Parents shouldn't give their children any medications containing the narcotics codeine or tramadol because they can cause life-threatening breathing problems, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned Thursday.
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More >>Officials say a hot air balloon had to make an emergency landing in the middle of a Pennsylvania road after running out of fuel.
More >>Officials say a hot air balloon had to make an emergency landing in the middle of a Pennsylvania road after running out of fuel.
More >>A Philadelphia man has been sentenced to a maximum of 416 years in prison after being convicted of shooting and injuring four people during a series of robberies.
More >>A Philadelphia man has been sentenced to a maximum of 416 years in prison after being convicted of shooting and injuring four people during a series of robberies.
More >>Several Ohio residents are being forced to leave their homes after they began sinking into the ground.
More >>Some residents in a northern Ohio city are being forced to leave their homes after the structures began sinking into the ground.
More >>Three Ohio residents face multiple drug charges after Florida authorities say they left a 6-year-old boy alone at a rest stop on Interstate 95.
More >>Three Ohio residents face multiple drug charges after Florida authorities say they left a 6-year-old boy alone at a rest stop on Interstate 95.
More >>Authorities in northern Ohio are trying to determine how two inmates escaped from a county jail before their orange pants were found at the edge of a nearby cornfield.
More >>Authorities in northern Ohio are trying to determine how two inmates escaped from a county jail before their orange pants were found at the edge of a nearby cornfield.
More >>Ohio officials say two high school students were killed and two other people injured in a two-vehicle crash.
More >>Ohio officials say two high school students were killed and two other people injured in a two-vehicle crash.
More >>A woman is dead and a man critically wounded after a shooting in the Pittsburgh suburb of McKeesport.
More >>Authorities have released the name of a woman killed in a shooting in the Pittsburgh suburb of McKeesport that also left a man critically wounded.
More >>The owner of a pit bull that mauled two children last month in Pennsylvania has been charged in the attack.
More >>The owner of a pit bull that mauled two children last month in Pennsylvania has been charged in the attack.
More >>A Philadelphia man has finally received his high school diploma - at 97-years-old.
More >>A Philadelphia man has finally received his high school diploma - at 97 years old.
More >>A Pennsylvania woman accused of setting her sleeping boyfriend on fire and then throwing urine on him to extinguish the flames says she actually saved his life after he accidentally sparked the fire.
More >>A Pennsylvania woman accused of setting her sleeping boyfriend on fire and then throwing urine on him to extinguish the flames says she actually saved his life after he accidentally sparked the fire.
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