Genes Play a Role in Drug Abuse Risk Among Adopted Kids: Study
2012-03-07
But good adoptive relationships offer some protection, researchers sayContinue Reading
Kids' Penicillin Allergy May Not Signal Other Drug Reactions
2012-03-07
Study finds no greater risk of allergies to other meds in kids who test positive to common antibioticContinue Reading
Drug Approved to Prevent Respiratory Distress Syndrome
2012-03-07
Surfaxin treats lung disorder that affects premature babiesContinue Reading
Estrogen-Only Therapy May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
2012-03-07
Study looked at women with hysterectomy taking hormones for menopause symptomsContinue Reading
Narcotic Painkillers Another Threat to Traumatized War Vets: Study
2012-03-06
Those with mental health issues more likely to be prescribed highly addictive meds, research showsContinue Reading
When Drugs Fail, Surgery May Get Epilepsy Under Control
2012-03-06
Small study finds those with temporal lobe disorder can be seizure-free afterwardContinue Reading
Hospitalizations Up for Severe Skin Swelling
2012-03-06
Called angioedema, the condition often affects the deep layers of skin in the eyes and mouthContinue Reading
Moms' Antidepressants May Affect Babies' Head Size: Study
2012-03-05
Pregnant women may want to try alternatives to treat depression, experts sayContinue Reading
Youngest Kids in Class More Apt to Get ADHD Diagnosis: Study
2012-03-05
Researchers suggest some may just be immature for their gradeContinue Reading
Prescription Meds Can Put on Unwanted Pounds
2012-03-02
They include drugs for diabetes, mood disorders and other chronic conditionsContinue Reading
Nicotine Patches May Not Help During Pregnancy
2012-02-29
Most women stopped using them early, making it harder to draw conclusions, study saysContinue Reading
Older Prostate Cancer Patients Might Be Overtreated: Study
2012-02-29
Men with short life expectancies are put at risk for complications, researchers sayContinue Reading
Efforts to Improve Research on Kids' Drugs Paying Off: Report
2012-02-29
But information still limited on long-term safety, efficacy, especially for infantsContinue Reading