Teen 'Sexting' Common and Linked to Psychological Woes
2011-11-02
Survey of Boston-area students found more signs of depression in those involvedContinue Reading
Obese Women Face Higher Complication Risk After Breast Surgery
2011-11-02
Post-op inflammation is 20 times more likely than in non-obese women, study findsContinue Reading
New Technique to Remove Skull Tumors May Mean Less Scarring
2011-11-01
Surgeons go in through a ‘natural’ opening behind the molarsContinue Reading
Cancer Risk Doubles After Organ Transplant, Study Finds
2011-11-01
But benefits still far outweigh the risk, say expertsContinue Reading
Red Wine Antioxidant Could Give Metabolism a Boost
2011-11-01
Small study in obese men shows benefit from supplement containing resveratrolContinue Reading
New Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Promising in Early Trial
2011-11-01
Experimental drug, ocrelizumab, reduced active brain lesions in study patientsContinue Reading
Life in U.S. Not Always a Plus for Immigrants' Health
2011-10-31
Obesity, hypertension, diabetes soar for Hispanics the longer they live in United States, study findsContinue Reading
Could Listening to Mozart Help Doctors Spot Colon Polyps?
2011-10-31
It may temporarily boost mental skills used while performing colonoscopy, researchers sayContinue Reading
Thyroid Surgery Linked to Improved Sleep Apnea Symptoms
2011-10-28
Many patients had less snoring after thyroidectomy, study findsContinue Reading
High-Tech Suit Lets You Know What It's Like to Be Old
2011-10-28
Creation will help make products, services more user-friendly for an aging population, scientists sayContinue Reading
Nipple-Sparing Mastectomies May Be Right for Some
2011-10-27
Women who undergo procedure to ward off cancer may be among those best suited, study findsContinue Reading
Python Findings Shed Light on Human Heart Health
2011-10-27
After feeding, snake blood has high levels of enzymes that protect the heartContinue Reading
Slower Walking Speed Linked to Surgical Risk in Elderly
2011-10-27
Before surgery, older patients should be assessed differently than younger patients, researchers sayContinue Reading