Radiofrequency Device Approved for Severe Chronic Asthma
2010-04-28
Helps control lung inflammationContinue Reading
Anemia Harder to Treat in Black Children With Kidney Disease
2010-04-27
Treatment tailored to reflect race may be needed, researchers suggestContinue Reading
Four Unhealthy Behaviors Linked to Premature Death
2010-04-26
People who smoke, drink, rarely exercise, and skimp on fruits and veggies die earlier than usual, study findsContinue Reading
Breast Cancer Risks Not Same for Hispanic Women
2010-04-26
Far fewer cases stem from established risk factors, study findsContinue Reading
Time to Remind Teens About Sun Protection
2010-04-25
Young women are especially likely to develop skin cancer, experts sayContinue Reading
FDA Targets Safety Problems With Infusion Drug Pumps
2010-04-23
More than 56,000 reports of problems, 500 deaths have prompted agency to actContinue Reading
Potentially Lethal Airborne Fungus May Spread to California
2010-04-22
Unlike typical strains, new pathogen can attack healthy people, researchers sayContinue Reading
Restaurant Sushi May Have More Mercury Than Store-Bought Fare
2010-04-22
Toxin concentrations higher in certain tuna species versus others, study findsContinue Reading
Younger Workers Face Higher Injury, Death Rates
2010-04-22
CDC calls on employers to make job settings saferContinue Reading
Flying With Needles and Meds Can Raise Security Flags
2010-04-22
But experts say ways exist to ease travel for those with chronic illness or disabilityContinue Reading
Motorcycle Fatalities Drop Sharply in U.S.
2010-04-22
Report says poor economy, better safety enforcement helped end 11 years of increasesContinue Reading
More U.S. Women May Be Obese Than Thought
2010-04-21
International guidelines show half to two-thirds of women of childbearing age fit the billContinue Reading
FDA to Broaden Disclosure on Advisers' Conflicts of Interest
2010-04-21
Agency has faced criticism in the past over the issueContinue Reading
Few Over 50 Get Skin Cancer Screenings
2010-04-21
Older whites with less education least likely to be screened, study findsContinue Reading