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40 U.S. Deaths a Day From Prescription Painkillers 2012-01-03

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Prescription Drug Abuse Is an 'Epidemic,' CDC Declares

Southerners May Be Less Likely to Have Crohn's 2012-01-03

By Charlene Laino

Study Shows Women Who Live in South Are Less Likely to Have Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis

Study: Too Much Sugar in Drinks Marketed to Kids 2012-01-03

By Denise Mann

Report Suggests That Many Drinks That Sound Healthy Have Lots of Sugar and Calories

Happy People Live Longer? 2012-01-03

By Jennifer Warner

Study Finds 35% Lower Death Risk in Happy Older People

U.S. Sets New Goals for a Healthier Nation 2012-01-03

By Salynn Boyles

Health and Human Services Department Reveals Blueprint to Make Americans Healthier by 2020

Preterm Birth Rates Heading in Right Direction, Barely 2012-01-03

By Rita Rubin

March of Dimes Report Shows Decline in Nation's Preterm Birth Rate

Flaxseed Oil Supplements May Help Dry Eyes 2012-01-03

By Charlene Laino

Researchers Say High Omega-3 Content of Flaxseed Oil Improves Symptoms of Dry Eyes

Studies: Vision Problems in Preschoolers Are Common 2012-01-03

By Charlene Laino

Researchers Say as Many as 1 in 4 Preschoolers Has Vision Problem That Needs Attention

Fecal Transplant May Treat Stubborn C. diff 2012-01-03

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows Procedure Can End Symptoms of Diarrhea

Eye Surgery Improves Mood of Alzheimer's Patients 2012-01-03

By Charlene Laino

Study Shows Alzheimer's Patients May Sleep Better, Be Less Depressed After Cataract Surgery

Study: 'Thyroid Support' Supplements May Be Risky 2012-01-03

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Researchers Say Supplements Contain 'Significant' Amounts of Thyroid Hormone

More Women With Breast Cancer Get Nipple-Sparing Surgery 2012-01-03

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Nipple-Sparing Mastectomies Are Just as Safe as Conventional Surgery

Blood Pressure Drugs at Bedtime May Cut Heart Risk 2012-01-03

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Suggests Benefits to Taking Blood Pressure Drugs Before Going to Sleep

Binge Eating Often Overlooked in Men 2012-01-03

By Denise Mann

Researchers Say Men Are Often Not Included in Studies About Binge Eating

IVF May Raise Risk for Less Aggressive Ovarian Cancer 2012-01-03

By Sonya Collins

Study Shows Increased Risk for 'Borderline' Ovarian Tumors in Women Who Had In Vitro Fertilization

Weight Regain May Not Be Due to Lack of Willpower 2012-01-03

By Denise Mann

Study Suggests Hormones May Be Responsible for Failure to Keep Off Lost Pounds

C. diff Infections in Hospitals Are Leveling Off 2012-01-03

By Laird Harrison

Researchers Say Careful Use of Antibiotics and Better Sanitary Methods May Be Curbing C. diff Infections

Study: Newer Birth Control Pills May Double Blood Clot Risk 2012-01-03

By Brenda Goodman, MA

Overall Risk Is Still Low, but May Be Highest During the First Few Months of Use

Routine Chest X-Rays May Not Cut Lung Cancer Deaths 2012-01-03

By Laird Harrison

Study Shows Routine Chest X-Rays Are Not Effective at Detecting Lung Cancer Early

Yoga, Stretching May Ease Lower Back Pain 2012-01-03

By Jennifer Warner

Study Shows Yoga or Intensive Stretching Are Effective Treatments for Chronic Lower Back Pain

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