Many Men Underestimate Prostate Surgery Side Effects
2011-08-12
Incontinence, impotence often worse than anticipated, study findsContinue Reading
Weight-Loss Surgery Gains More Practitioners
2011-08-12
Study also documents growth in less-invasive techniques, improved survival ratesContinue Reading
From the Couch to the Computer: A New Take on Therapy
2011-08-12
Patients, doctors finding benefits in hi-tech methods for psychological careContinue Reading
Medical Tattoo Tracks Body Functions
2011-08-11
Could one day be used instead of wires, electrodes for testing, inventor saysContinue Reading
'Superdrug' Against Range of Viruses Shows Promise in Animal Trials
2011-08-11
DRACO looks for genetic target that’s common to virally infected cells, but will it work in humans?Continue Reading
Prehistoric Water Reptile's Social Life Similar to Dolphins: Study
2011-08-11
A fossil 78 million years old confirms plesiosaurs gave birth to live young rather than laying eggsContinue Reading
Chimp Attack Victim Reveals New Face
2011-08-11
Three months after full transplant, Charla Nash thrilled to do ‘things I once took for granted’Continue Reading
Women Born After Great Depression Had More Children, Study Finds
2011-08-11
They had more babies than generation before, afterContinue Reading
Like Those in Humans, Baby Chimps' Forebrains Immature
2011-08-11
White matter increases, but not at the same rate as human infants, study findsContinue Reading
Drug Duo Appears to Combat Infections of Lung Linings
2011-08-10
New approach to pleural infection reduces fever, drains fluid better than standard treatment, study findsContinue Reading
Gene Therapy Fights a Tough-to-Treat Leukemia: Study
2011-08-10
Success against chronic lymphocytic leukemia hints at possible use on other tumors, experts sayContinue Reading
Tracking Lyme Disease in Dogs May Help Protect Humans
2011-08-10
Canine blood tests can indicate high-risk areas for people, CDC researchers sayContinue Reading
Human Cells Used to Make Replacement Anal Sphincters in Mice
2011-08-10
Goal is to one day use patient’s own cells to build implant for those with incontinence, scientists sayContinue Reading
Going Full-Tilt Into Turns May Ease Motion Sickness on Trains
2011-08-09
On tilting trains, changing timing and speed of tilt can improve passenger comfort, researchers sayContinue Reading