Belly-Baring Cheerleaders at Raised Risk of Eating Disorders
2010-06-04
Body-image issues more likely when college team uniform reveals midriff, researcher saysContinue Reading
Low-Dose HRT Patch May Lessen Stroke Risk
2010-06-04
Study suggests that patches offer better odds than hormone therapy in pill formContinue Reading
Donor-Assisted Conception Sparks Disclosure Dilemmas
2010-06-03
Tell kids ‘early and often,’ some suggest, but others say it’s not always that simpleContinue Reading
Longer Drug Regimen Still Best Against Breast Cancer
2010-06-02
Giving meds sequentially, not concurrently, gives survival edge for those with early stage disease, study findsContinue Reading
Male 'Pill' Still a Ways Off
2010-06-01
Shutting down sperm production has proved complicated, experts sayContinue Reading
'The Pill' Is Birth Control Favorite in U.S.
2010-05-26
Next most common method is female sterilization, study showsContinue Reading
Breast Cancer Study Offers New Hope
2010-05-25
Estrogen-lowering drugs before surgery let even high-risk women opt for lumpectomyContinue Reading
Moderate Drinking May Protect Brain From Alzheimer's
2010-05-25
Non-smoking women seem to benefit the most, study findsContinue Reading
Testosterone May Make Women Less Trusting
2010-05-25
Finding could help in understanding the brain’s role in trustContinue Reading
Women Born Early More Apt to Have Preterm Baby
2010-05-24
Study suggests an inherited predisposition to delivering earlyContinue Reading
Early Detection of Ovarian Cancer Moves Closer
2010-05-21
Step-wise strategy based on blood test was nearly 100% accurate in older women, study foundContinue Reading
Fat in Males, Females Differs Genetically, Mouse Study Shows
2010-05-20
Finding might explain why men store fat around belly, women around the hipsContinue Reading
Female Incontinence Surgeries Look Equally Effective
2010-05-19
But side effects differ, researchers findContinue Reading
IVF, Fertility Drugs Might Boost Autism Risk
2010-05-19
Two studies show a link, but experts say risk to any one child remains lowContinue Reading