FDA Advisers Call for Revised Labels for Osteoporosis Drugs
2011-09-09
Research suggests potential health risks associated with long-term use of bisphosphonatesContinue Reading
A Little Dirt May Be a Good Thing
2011-09-09
Some experts say the body must learn to tolerate germs to protect itself from health problemsContinue Reading
Black Children May Be More Prone to Peanut Allergy, Study Finds
2011-09-08
Researchers say youngsters with African ancestry have more allergic antibodies against the foodContinue Reading
Rising Health Care Costs Hitting Family Pocketbooks
2011-09-08
More than 40 percent of income gains over the last decade now spent on health, study showsContinue Reading
Extra Pounds a Deadly Risk Factor for Black Women: Study
2011-09-07
And belly fat puts even normal-weight women at risk, findings showContinue Reading
Harassment of Black Gay and Bisexual Men Tied to Anxiety
2011-09-07
Discrimination, shame also play a role in high rates of anxiety and depression, study findsContinue Reading
Parents Who Smoke at Home May Risk Kids' Academic Success
2011-09-07
Family’s bottom line can also be undermined, researchers foundContinue Reading
Bilingual Homes Help Babies Exercise Their Brain: Study
2011-09-07
Brain flexibility lasts longer when more than one language is spoken at home, research showsContinue Reading
Fewer U.S. Adults Smoking, CDC Says
2011-09-06
But rate of decline has slowed to a crawl, report findsContinue Reading
Patient Care Not Affected by Med Student Biases: Study
2011-09-06
Many may have unconscious preferences for white and upper-class patients, survey results showContinue Reading
Tick-borne Illness May Lurk in Blood Supply
2011-09-06
Researchers say screening test for babesiosis in donated blood neededContinue Reading
Traffic Safety Should Be Among First Lessons in New School Year
2011-09-02
Experts give tips for avoiding car accidents while walking to schoolContinue Reading
Labor Day Drunk Driving Crackdown Planned
2011-09-02
Expect to see police out in full force nationwide, federal officials sayContinue Reading