Daily Record-Keeping May Boost Fibromyalgia Care
2011-02-03
Tracking symptoms electronically helps doctors evaluate condition, researchers sayContinue Reading
Scientists Discover Rare Vascular Disease
2011-02-02
DNA analysis identifies ACDC, where calcification occurs in arteries of legs, feetContinue Reading
Look-and-Sound-Alike Names Account for Many Painkiller Prescription Errors
2011-02-01
Nurses and pharmacists should review every order, researchers sayContinue Reading
Most X-Rays, Scans Unnecessary for Acute Low Back Pain
2011-01-31
Expensive tests don’t improve outcomes, have potential for harm, says physician groupContinue Reading
Docs Rate Almost 1 in 5 Patients as 'Difficult': Study
2011-01-28
Younger, less communicative physicians report more of themContinue Reading
Retired NFL Players More Likely to Take Painkillers
2011-01-28
Study found use of opioids four times greater than general populationContinue Reading
Exercise Helps Ease Irritable Bowel Symptoms
2011-01-28
Swedish study finds active group had much less pain and discomfort, compared to control groupContinue Reading
Cancer Doctors Urge Earlier End-of-Life Care Talks
2011-01-25
Palliative care options often offered too late, oncologist group saysContinue Reading
Deep Brain Stimulation Might Ease Tough-to-Treat Hypertension
2011-01-24
Doctors stumbled on effect when treating hypertensive man for stroke-linked painContinue Reading
Health Tip: Signs That Shoulder Pain is a Broken Collarbone
2011-01-24
Here are classic symptomsContinue Reading
Pain Patches Making Gains in U.S.
2011-01-21
Advocates say option offers convenience, fewer side effects, more consistent reliefContinue Reading
Fewer Cancer Patients May Be Depressed Than Thought
2011-01-20
But it was common in cancer patients with other mood disorders, researchers foundContinue Reading
Many U.S. Hospices Provide Alternative Therapies: Report
2011-01-19
Over 40% offer complementary services, such as massage, to improve end-of-life care, data showsContinue Reading
1 in 5 Cancer Survivors Suffers Chronic Pain, Study Finds
2011-01-19
Pain persists at least 2 years after diagnosis; blacks and women at highest risk, researchers sayContinue Reading