Halaven Approved for Late-Stage Breast Cancer
2010-11-15
Injected therapy believed to stifle cancer cell growthContinue Reading
Early 'Pot' Use May Harm Brain More: Study
2010-11-15
Smoking before age 16 tied to greater executive function problemsContinue Reading
Vyvanse Approved for Adolescent ADHD
2010-11-15
Previously sanctioned for ADHD in adults and childrenContinue Reading
Device Improves Survival of Heart Failure Patients: Study
2010-11-15
Resynchronization therapy also reduces hospitalizations, researchers sayContinue Reading
Painkillers in Pregnancy May Harm Son's Fertility, Study Suggests
2010-11-11
European research links analgesic use to undescended testicles, but U.S. expert says findings are ‘weak’Continue Reading
Women Veterans Less Likely Than Male Peers to Abuse Drugs, Alcohol
2010-11-11
But rates of prescription drug abuse are similar, survey findsContinue Reading
Egrifta Approved for HIV-Related Fat Deposits
2010-11-11
Lipodystrophy can lead to excess fat near internal organsContinue Reading
'Fake Marijuana' Users Showing Up in Emergency Rooms
2010-11-11
Called ‘K2’ or ‘Spice,’ the drug is legal in many statesContinue Reading
Medicare Part D Changes Not Overwhelming, Experts Say
2010-11-11
Fewer plans to choose from, slightly higher monthly premiums are main differencesContinue Reading
Few Young Women Getting Cervical Cancer Vaccine
2010-11-10
Study finds less than a third start the three-dose series, many fail to complete itContinue Reading
OMG! Excessive Texting Tied to Risky Teen Behaviors
2010-11-09
Kids who send more than 120 a day more likely to try drugs, alcohol and sex, researchers findContinue Reading
HPV Vaccinations Lead to Fewer Genital Warts: Study
2010-11-09
Decline only found in immunized population, researchers sayContinue Reading
Higher Statin Doses Linked to Fewer Heart Attacks, Stroke
2010-11-09
Strategy reduced risk but increased side effects, researchers foundContinue Reading
Lung Cancer in Smokers, Nonsmokers May Be a Different Disease
2010-11-09
Tumors in people who never smoked had more genetic abnormalities, study saysContinue Reading