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Sinus infection? Antibiotics won't help 2012-02-15

By Matt McMillen

Roughly 20% of the antibiotic prescriptions written in the United States for adults each year are for sinus infections. That's an impressive statistic, given that doctors and public health officials have long doubted that antibiotics can successfull

FDA warns of counterfeit cancer drug 2012-02-15

By CNN Wire Staff

A counterfeit version of the anti-cancer drug Avastin may have been purchased and used in a number of medical facilities in the United States, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned Wednesday.

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Self-awareness, self-control critical to addicts' recovery, experts say 2012-02-14

By Greg Botelho

For a recovering addict, reveling at a party or having pills in your room can be seen as a sign you are in control, having successfully defeated your demons -- or just as likely, experts say, a sign of weakness that could lead to a dangerous, if not

Patient's own stem cells help heal heart 2012-02-14

By Miriam Falco

A patient's own heart cells can be used to regrow new heart tissue and help undo damage caused by a heart attack, according to early research published on Monday.

Exercise a Defense Against Dementia: Study 2012-02-14

By Robert Preidt

Here’s another reason to get into shape: Physical activity may reduce the risk of dementia-related death, according to a new study.

Why Catholics Say No To Contraception, But Yes To Viagra 2012-02-14

By Julie Rovner

NPR’s Julie Rovner asks an excellent question in her report today about the ongoing uproar over new federal

Zioptan Eyedrops Approved for Glaucoma, Ocular Hypertension 2012-02-14

By Scott Roberts

Merck’s Zioptan drops (tafluprost ophthalmic solution) has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to lower pressure within the eye among people with high blood pressure of the eye (ocular hypertension) or open-angle glaucoma, t

Lost Love Often the Biggest Source of Regret, Study Shows 2012-02-14

By Robert Preidt

Valentine’s Day is the holiday that celebrates love, so be sure to show it because a new study suggests love that’s lost causes the greatest regret of all.

Switching to Water, Diet Drinks Linked to Modest Weight Loss 2012-02-14

By Robert Preidt

People who drank water or diet beverages instead of calorie-laden drinks lost 4 to 5 pounds over half a year, according to new research.

1 Million Birth Control Pill Packs Recalled 2012-02-14

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Pregnancy Risk With Lo/Ovral-28, Generic Norgestrel/Ethinyl Estradiol

Whitney Houston's Death Raises Addiction Questions 2012-02-14

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Addiction Relapse Often Deadly: Whitney Houston's death at age 48 is reportedly the result of drug and alcohol abuse.

Nutrition: Low-Protein Diet May Cost Lean Body Mass 2012-02-13

By NICHOLAS BAKALAR

People consuming excess calories on a low-protein diet may gain less weight than others, a new study reports, but they do so at a cost: the loss of lean body mass.

Drug Costs Pose Smaller Financial Burden Amid Generic Boom 2012-02-13

By BRUCE JAPSEN

Thanks to greater use of generic drugs, the financial burden of prescription costs has become less of an issue for families in the United States, according to a new study by the RAND Corporation.

Really? The Claim: Excess Weight Raises the Risk of Acne 2012-02-13

By ANAHAD O'CONNOR

Teenagers and young adults may be able to prevent acne by stepping on the bathroom scale.

In Search of the Elusive Definition of Heterosexuality 2012-02-13

By ABIGAIL ZUGER, M.D.

Science generally succeeds in bringing some order to human existence — except when it does just the reverse, imposing a structure that never quite fits properly no matter how much it is tweaked. Then it just accentuates the underlying chaos.

Cancer-Deterring Drug Found to Harm Bones 2012-02-13

By ANDREW POLLACK

A drug that scientists hoped might be a safe new way to prevent breast cancer appears to pose a risk after all: significant bone loss.

The Consumer: In New Diet Math, Subtracting Is Hard 2012-02-13

By RONI CARYN RABIN

When Janet Holwell first joined Weight Watchers seven years ago, she lost 43 pounds in one year and considered the popular commercial weight-loss plan “miraculous.”

Mindful Eating as Food for Thought 2012-02-13

By JEFF GORDINIER

TRY this: place a forkful of food in your mouth. It doesn’t matter what the food is, but make it something you love — let’s say it’s that first nibble from three hot, fragrant, perfectly cooked ravioli.

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