Web-Based Therapy May Help Teens With Chronic Fatigue
2012-03-01
Online treatment linked to fewer severe symptoms of syndrome, better school attendance, study findsContinue 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
Family Tree May Aid Treatment of Inherited Heart Disorders
2012-02-28
Archived data may help pinpoint age range when genetic heart rhythm disorder death risk risesContinue Reading
Many Vegetarians Unaware of Animal-Derived Gels in Pills
2012-02-28
Patients on strict diets would often avoid such drugs if they were informed, study showsContinue Reading
'Chemo Brain' May Linger 20 Years After Breast Cancer Treatment
2012-02-27
Some women who received a once-standard drug regimen still have memory problems, study saysContinue Reading
Stents No Better Than Medicine for Stable Heart Disease, Study Says
2012-02-27
Three-quarters of the costly procedures may be unneeded, researcher reportsContinue Reading
Desk Jockeys Urged to Take Small Steps to Get Exercise
2012-02-24
Expert offers tips for those whose jobs require sitting all dayContinue Reading
More Kidney Dialysis Is Better, Research Finds
2012-02-23
Four studies found frequent and longer sessions helped patientsContinue Reading
Home-Visit Program May Improve Child's Asthma
2012-02-23
In-home instruction reduces hospitalizations, saves money, study findsContinue Reading
Chemical Used to Strip Bathtubs Linked to Worker Deaths: CDC
2012-02-23
10 products containing methylene chloride associated with 13 fatalities in U.S. since 2000Continue Reading
Study Links 'Body Clock' to Sudden Cardiac Death
2012-02-23
Discovery might lead to new ways to prevent or treat the fatal heart problemContinue Reading
Second-Chance Romance Might Not Bring Happiness
2012-02-23
Ex-partners should stay that way, new study suggestsContinue Reading
Type 1 Diabetes May Develop More Slowly Than Thought
2012-02-21
Study finds gradual decline in insulin production, which could extend treatment optionsContinue Reading