C-Reactive Protein Levels Vary By Race: Study
2010-09-28
Finding could influence the use of statins to prevent heart disease, researchers suggestContinue Reading
Contraceptive Containing a Folate Approved
2010-09-27
Designed to help prevent certain birth defectsContinue Reading
ER Visits for Kids' Ice Hockey Injuries Soar
2010-09-26
From 1990 to 2006, emergency treatment for players aged 9 to 14 rose 163 percent, study findsContinue Reading
As Science Unlocks Secrets, Cancer Rates Fall
2010-09-24
Included in big breakthroughs, experts say, are changes people make in their everyday livesContinue Reading
Booze Tax Hikes May Reduce Alcohol-Related Problems
2010-09-23
Higher costs have even greater impact than drinking prevention programs, analysis findsContinue Reading
Texting Taking a Deadly Toll on Roads
2010-09-23
Cell phone use sends distracted driving fatalities soaring, U.S. report findsContinue Reading
Heart Defects Affect Racial Differences in Newborn Deaths: CDC
2010-09-23
Gestational age seems to play a role, but reasons unclear, researchers sayContinue Reading
New Health Reforms Take Effect
2010-09-23
Children, young adults and seriously ill are among the first to benefit from health-care overhaulContinue Reading
FDA Restricts Access to Avandia
2010-09-23
Citing heart risks, agency also orders review of key research on cardiovascular impact; European regulators suspend drug’s salesContinue Reading
Timely News Reports Can Help Slow Pandemics: Analysis
2010-09-22
Media coverage of advice from public health officials seems to reduce severity of outbreaksContinue Reading
FDA Approves 1st Oral Drug to Reduce MS Relapses
2010-09-22
Using pill instead of injections could boost treatment, experts sayContinue Reading
Gilenya Approved for Relapsing MS
2010-09-22
Oral drug designed to slow progressive disabilityContinue Reading
Consumer Activists Want Modified Salmon to Be Labeled
2010-09-22
The animals grow twice as fast due to genetic engineering; FDA decision on approval isn’t expected for monthsContinue Reading
'Reading' Other People's Emotions Varies by Culture
2010-09-21
Dutch pay more attention to facial expressions, while Japanese focus on tone of voice, study findsContinue Reading