Heart Rhythm Disorder May Double Death Risk for Dialysis Patients
2011-01-13
Study finds dramatic rise among those with atrial fibrillation being treated for kidney diseaseContinue Reading
Consumer Genetic Testing May Not Boost Users' Anxiety
2011-01-12
But experts note validity, usefulness of direct-to-consumer tests still in questionContinue Reading
Aging Population Could Send Cancer Costs Soaring
2011-01-12
U.S. report projects $158 billion spent annually on care by 2020Continue Reading
U.S. Recession Didn't Raise Rates of Child Neglect: Study
2011-01-12
Intervention programs may have helped prevent abuse during economic downturn, expert saysContinue Reading
Animal Study Finds Nerve Stimulation May Thwart Tinnitus
2011-01-12
Treatment in rats stops, rather than masks, the problem, researchers sayContinue Reading
Your Dog May Be Smarter Than You Know
2011-01-12
Border collie learned names of more than 1,000 objects, researchers sayContinue Reading
Therapy May Help Cut Incontinence After Prostate Surgery
2011-01-11
Bladder control improves among men with at least year-long problem, study findsContinue Reading
Arm Artery No Better Than Leg Vein for Heart Bypass, Study Finds
2011-01-11
Coronary artery bypass graft surgery outcome was the same, researchers sayContinue Reading
Age-Related Eye Disease Declining in U.S.
2011-01-10
Latest figures show macular degeneration affects 6.5% of Americans over 40Continue Reading
Age Takes Toll on Facial Bones, Study Finds
2011-01-07
Wrinkles, sagging skin not the only signs of agingContinue Reading
Nose May Be Best Place to Screen for MRSA Infection
2011-01-07
High levels of the bacteria there means other body sites are likely colonized, study findsContinue Reading
Breast Cancer Outcome: Your Doctor Matters
2011-01-07
Study finds treatment variations account for up to 30 percent of disease recurrenceContinue Reading
Rabid Stray Dog Spurs Shots for Shelter Workers: Report
2011-01-07
Case in which 36 dogs were euthanized puts spotlight on need to vaccinate pets, CDC saysContinue Reading
Mentally Ill in Nursing Homes Often Lack Advance Care Plans
2011-01-06
But they are among the groups that most need them, researchers sayContinue Reading