Women With Breast Cancer History Should Consider MRI: Study
2010-11-29
Although not currently recommended, adding it to mammography can detect new cancers, researchers sayContinue Reading
Type 1 Diabetes Death Rate is Falling, But Not Fast Enough
2010-11-26
Average rate is still 7 times higher in people with the disease vs those without it, study findsContinue Reading
No Link Between Heartburn Drugs and Birth Defects: Study
2010-11-24
But experts still urge women to forgo non-essential medications during pregnancyContinue Reading
Women Taking Certain Epilepsy Drugs Can Safely Breast-Feed, Study Suggests
2010-11-24
Findings could bring valuable guidance to new mothers, experts sayContinue Reading
Too Many Cancers Still Spotted Too Late: CDC
2010-11-24
Screening rates for breast, cervical and colorectal cancers vary greatly among states, report findsContinue Reading
Axiron Approved as First Underarm Testosterone Drug
2010-11-24
For men with symptoms of hormone deficiencyContinue Reading
1 in 4 Overweight Women Think They're Normal Size: Study
2010-11-22
Conversely, many normal-weight women believe they’re too fat, Texas researchers reportContinue Reading
Girls Who Suffer Child Abuse May Abuse Alcohol as Adults
2010-11-22
Survey found a strong association between the two, researchers sayContinue Reading
Scientists Spot Genes Tied to Puberty, Body Fat in Girls
2010-11-22
Some of the 30 newly identified genes are known to affect weight, hormones, metabolismContinue Reading
Cough Syrup Might Help With Dosing of Breast Cancer Drug
2010-11-19
Cold medicine’s active ingredient is absorbed at similar rate to tamoxifen, study saysContinue Reading
British Study Supports Mammograms for Some Women Under 50
2010-11-18
Screening spotted cancer earlier, upped chances of survival in women with moderate risk factorsContinue Reading
Cancer Risk From Radiation of Mammograms Is Slight: Study
2010-11-16
Research finds benefits of expected lives saved outweigh the dangersContinue Reading
A Little Alcohol May Help the Heart: Studies
2010-11-15
But excessive consumption is always damaging, doctors sayContinue Reading
Stressful Jobs May Raise Women's Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds
2010-11-15
And worrying about job loss seemed tied to more heart disease risk factors, researchers addContinue Reading