People Who Recovered From H1N1 Offer Clues to Better Vaccine
They appeared to develop antibodies against many strains, study findsContinue Reading
Quality of Life Key Measure in Breast Cancer Clinical Trials
Studies of treatments should include their effect on patients’ well-being, researchers sayContinue Reading
Gestures May 'Shape' Thoughts
Study found using hands to describe a task cemented knowledge of itContinue Reading
Motivation May Affect Timing on Return to Work With a New Knee
Resumption of activity depends more on the patient than the type of job, study findsContinue Reading
Healthy Brain Development May Be a Matter of Timing
Study in worms finds far-reaching effects for early connections between cellsContinue Reading
Breast Cancer Outcome: Your Doctor Matters
Study finds treatment variations account for up to 30 percent of disease recurrenceContinue Reading
Bike-Riding Ability May Distinguish 'Atypical' Parkinson's
For accurate diagnosis, doctors should ask about bicycling, researchers sayContinue Reading
No Surgery for Moderate Tonsillitis, New Guidelines Say
Experts draft standards to help doctors identify, manage tonsillectomy patientsContinue Reading
Early Steps Toward an Alzheimer's Blood Test
Different immune system proteins exist in the blood of people with the disease, study findsContinue Reading
Doctor Behind Study Linking Vaccine to Autism Accused of 'Deliberate Fraud'
British report in medical journal alleges he twisted facts on cases involving 12 childrenContinue Reading