Smoking Scenes in Movies Light Up Smokers' Brains
2011-01-18
MRI scans show that seeing cigarettes on-screen activates response to cravingsContinue Reading
Damage of 'False-Positive' Mammograms Overlooked: Study
2011-01-18
Incorrect results may cause anxiety, undermine quality of life for up to a year, researchers sayContinue Reading
Antidepressant Might Help Ease Hot Flashes
2011-01-18
Lexapro could prove an alternative for women who can’t use hormone therapy, study suggestsContinue Reading
Progress Reported in Predicting Alzheimer's
2011-01-18
Scientists say two methods hold promise for research, but no cure in sightContinue Reading
Predeployment Mental Health Screening May Help Troops
2011-01-18
Study found fewer problems among U.S. Army soldiers evaluated before leaving for IraqContinue Reading
Ovarian Cyst Syndrome May Raise Health Risks from Plastics Chemical
2011-01-18
Women with polycystic ovary syndrome may be more vulnerable to effects of BPA in consumer productsContinue Reading
Many Surgeons Have Contemplated Suicide, Study Finds
2011-01-18
Being older, divorced or having committed medical mistake recently all raised riskContinue Reading
Your Genes Help You Choose Your Friends, Study Says
2011-01-17
Biology drives people to find others with similar or complementary traitsContinue Reading
Despite Claims, Many Daily Moisturizers Don't Shield Against Sun: Study
2011-01-17
Only a few ‘broad-spectrum’ creams protect against glass-penetrating UV-A rays, researchers sayContinue Reading
Worsening Depression Adds to Heart Failure Risks: Study
2011-01-17
Routine mental health screening for heart patients may be ‘prudent,’ researchers sayContinue Reading
Poverty May Keep Kids From Full Genetic Potential
2011-01-17
Study finds disparities between rich, poor show up by age 2Continue Reading
Big Breakfast May Not Lead to Fewer Daily Calories
2011-01-17
Large morning meal doesn’t deter people from chowing down later, researchers sayContinue Reading
Video Game 'Addiction' Tied to Depression, Anxiety in Kids
2011-01-17
Impulsive or socially inept children more likely to get hooked, study suggestsContinue Reading