Scientists Unlock Some Dengue Fever Secrets
2010-10-13
Discovery may point to prevention, treatment advances, researchers sayContinue Reading
End-of-life Care for Heart Failure Patients Changing: Study
2010-10-11
More in U.S., Canada using hospice, out-patient care, with a potential for lower costs, researchers sayContinue Reading
Most Americans Back Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Poll
2010-10-07
Wide range of support, including Republicans, Catholics and born-again Christians, Harris Interactive/HealthDay poll findsContinue Reading
Bacteria Identified as New Foe for Cystic Fibrosis Patients
2010-10-06
Infection with S. maltophilia may cause serious flare-ups, study saysContinue Reading
Fat Cells Grow Differently in Belly Vs. Bottom
2010-10-06
In abdomen, cells expand in size, but in lower body, number of cells increases, scientists findContinue Reading
Blacks More Likely to Die in Motorcycle Crash Than Whites
2010-09-30
Despite better helmet-wearing behavior, black riders at greater risk, data showsContinue Reading
Scientists Sequence Genome of 'West Nile' Mosquito
2010-09-30
Ultimate goal is to disable specific disease-causing genesContinue Reading
Gum Disease More Common in U.S. Than Previously Thought
2010-09-30
Earlier reports may have underestimated by as much as 50%, experts sayContinue Reading
Family, Friends Seem Best at Spotting Early Dementia
2010-09-30
Study finds quick survey of those closest to the person more accurate than doctor’s screeningContinue Reading
Most Men Unaware of Breast Cancer Risk in Males: Survey
2010-09-30
None of those deemed at higher risk had been told by their doctor, small study foundContinue Reading
Most Americans Unfamiliar With Sepsis, Survey Finds
2010-09-30
The bacterial infection can lead to organ failure, deathContinue Reading
Chest Scans May Incidentally Help Spot Heart Disease Risk
2010-09-29
Radiologists reviewing CTs obtained for non-cardiac issues can assess heart health using same imageContinue Reading
Poor Health Habits Linked to Subpar Work Performance
2010-09-28
Employees who smoke, don’t exercise or eat right take more time off, are less productive, study findsContinue Reading
Celiac Disease Seems to Be on the Rise, Mainly in Elderly: Study
2010-09-27
Blood markers for the disease rose from 1 in every 501 individuals in 1974 to 1 in 219 by 1989Continue Reading