Early Steps Toward an Alzheimer's Blood Test
2011-01-06
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'
2011-01-06
British report in medical journal alleges he twisted facts on cases involving 12 childrenContinue Reading
Study Sheds Light on Genetic Risk of MS
2011-01-05
Women more likely than men to have a gene variation linked to the disease, researchers sayContinue Reading
Higher Education May Benefit Some Heart Attack Patients
2011-01-04
Among those who suffer a type of attack called STEMI, less schooling tied to worse outcomesContinue Reading
Tooth Loss May Be Linked to Memory Loss
2011-01-04
Gum infection may cause inflammation that affects the brain, researcher suggestsContinue Reading
Pop Star's Use of Salvia Puts Hallucinogen in the Spotlight
2011-01-04
Video shows Miley Cyrus smoking herb, which experts say triggers short, intense highContinue Reading
Soldiers' PTSD Tied to Lasting Psychosocial Effects
2011-01-03
Concussions, mild traumatic brain injuries less likely to affect long-term outcomes, study findsContinue Reading
Studies Decipher How Anti-Smoking Drugs Work
2011-01-03
Brain changes spurred by the medications seem to help cut cravingsContinue Reading
Family History of Alcoholism May Raise Obesity Risk
2011-01-03
People may substitute one addiction for another to satisfy brain’s reward center, findings suggestContinue Reading
Holiday Drinking Raises Death Toll on U.S. Roads, Experts Warn
2010-12-31
Traffic fatalities due to impaired driving jump from 28% to 40% over Christmas, New Year’sContinue Reading
For Many, Sledding Ends in Dash to the ER
2010-12-30
Experts offer tips on how to keep kids safe while enjoying winter playContinue Reading
Researchers Find Links Between Sleep, Anesthesia and Coma
2010-12-29
Each might shed light on the other, study authors reportContinue Reading
Epilepsy Found to Be More Common in U.S. Than Thought
2010-12-27
Experts urge more research and funding to meet growing needsContinue Reading
Size of Key Brain Region Linked to Size of Your Social Network
2010-12-27
Study found that the amygdala, involved with emotions, may predict number, richness of relationshipsContinue Reading