Tibetans' Genes Help Them Thrive at High Altitudes
2010-05-13
Researchers isolate unique DNA that help residents cope with lower-oxygen environmentContinue Reading
Sickle Cell Disease Tied to Cognitive Difficulties
2010-05-11
Lowered blood oxygen levels may be to blame, researchers sayContinue Reading
Tumor Cells in Blood Affect Breast Cancer Survival
2010-05-07
In metastatic disease, more circulating cells means higher risk of death, study findsContinue Reading
Health Tip: Spot the Signs of Deep Venous Thrombosis
2010-05-07
A blood clot that usually forms in the legContinue Reading
Anemia Drugs Hold Dangers for Kidney Patients
2010-05-06
Study finds increased risks for potential deadly complicationsContinue Reading
New Parasite Screening Test Approved
2010-05-03
For donated blood, tissue and organsContinue Reading
Parent Error Common When Medicating Chronically Ill Kids
2010-05-03
Even well-educated parents need more help with lifesaving drug regimens, study findsContinue Reading
Tight Blood Sugar Control May Not Harm Diabetics
2010-04-28
Re-analysis of a landmark study refutes link between intensive therapy, higher death riskContinue Reading
Anemia Harder to Treat in Black Children With Kidney Disease
2010-04-27
Treatment tailored to reflect race may be needed, researchers suggestContinue Reading
Earlier Detection of Breast Cancer May Be Possible
2010-04-20
Blood test could indicate presence of disease long before diagnosis, study saysContinue Reading
Prostate Cancer Patients at Higher Risk of Blood Clots
2010-04-14
Dangers were greatest for those on hormone therapy, study foundContinue Reading
Compression Device May Outperform Meds After Hip Surgery
2010-04-08
Leg pump looks as effective as blood thinner, study findsContinue Reading
Sickle Cell Disease Patients Seek Acute Pain Care Repeatedly
2010-04-06
Researchers find frequent returns to hospital for treatment, at higher rates than expectedContinue Reading
In Pregnancy, Leg Clots More Likely on Left Side
2010-03-30
Doctors should be alert for this common condition, researchers sayContinue Reading