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More Kids Treated for Concussions in ERs: CDC 2011-12-27

By Steven Reinberg

Over the past decade, the number of children treated in emergency rooms for traumatic brain injuries, including concussions, increased 60 percent, according to a new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Many Years Pass Before Folks Get Help for Drugs, Alcohol 2011-12-27

By Robert Preidt

The time between the start of substance abuse and the first admission for treatment is longer for men than for women, a U.S. government report shows.

Researchers Assess What Works Best to Prevent PTSD 2011-12-27

By Randy Dotinga

New research suggests certain long-term psychotherapies may do a better job than an antidepressant in preventing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following a traumatic event.

Scientists Spot New Clues to HIV-Linked Dementia 2011-12-27

By Robert Preidt

Researchers have identified two genetically distinct types of HIV in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) of patients with HIV-associated dementia.

FDA OKs Impotence Drug Cialis to Treat Enlarged Prostate 2011-12-27

By HealthDay Staff

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced late Thursday that it had approved using the erectile dysfunction drug Cialis as a treatment for enlarged prostate.

Report: Task Force to Recommend Against PSA Test 2011-12-27

By HealthDay News

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force is preparing to recommend that men no longer get screened for prostate cancer by undergoing prostate specific antigen — or PSA — testing, CNN reported Thursday evening, citing a “sour

Painful Sex After Menopause? When Hormones Aren??™t an Option, Some Women Consider Surgery 2011-12-27

By Amanda MacMillan

Linda Bianchini was in her mid-50s when sex with her husband became unbearably painful.

Monkeys Use Brain Power, Not Hands, to ???Move??™ Virtual Objects 2011-12-27

By Robert Preidt

Scientists who taught monkeys to use their brains to move the virtual hands of an avatar (a virtual body) and to identify the texture of virtual objects say the experiment demonstrates the potential benefits of this technology for people who’v

Scientists Engineer Mice That Have Autism 2011-12-27

By Jenifer Goodwin

Scientists have genetically engineered mice whose symptoms closely mimic autism in humans.

More Americans Face Longers Trips to ER 2011-12-27

By Robert Preidt

Nearly one in four Americans must now travel farther to the nearest trauma center than 10 years ago due to closures of hospital trauma centers, a new study shows.

Nursing Homes Not Meeting Flu-Shot Goals, Study Says 2011-12-27

By Robert Preidt

The percentage of nursing home residents in the United States who receive a seasonal flu shot is lower than the national goal, and the rate is lower for blacks than for whites, a new study finds.

Gauging General Health as ???Poor??™ May Point to Dementia Risk 2011-12-27

By Steven Reinberg

Older adults who think they’re not in tip-top health may have a greater risk of developing dementia than folks who believe they’re healthy, French researchers report in Oct. 5 issue of the journal Neurology.

Drug Combo Might Fight Aggressive Breast Cancer More Safely 2011-12-27

By Kathleen Doheny

Treating women with an aggressive form of early stage breast cancer using Herceptin and chemotherapy, while not turning to a third type of drug known as an anthracycline, improves survival while posing less danger to the heart, research

Experimental MS Drug Shows Promise 2011-12-27

By Steven Reinberg

A new oral drug for relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis appears to reduce relapse rates and disability progression, according to the results of a so-called phase 3 trial.

Stem Cell Therapy Might Help Kidney Transplant Patients 2011-12-27

By Mary Brophy Marcus

A novel stem cell therapy given shortly after a kidney transplant allows some patients to cast away the medicines meant to keep their body from attacking the new organ, according to a small new study from the Stanford University School of Medicine.

Health Woes Still Strike Women Exposed to Banned Pregnancy Drug 2011-12-27

By Robert Preidt

Women whose mothers were given the drug diethylstilbestrol (DES) during pregnancy are at increased risk for fertility problems and cancer as they age, new research shows.

FDA OKs Generic Zyprexa for Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder 2011-12-27

By Bill Hendrick

Olanzapine Approved to Treat Symptoms of Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder

HPV May Be Linked to Heart Attack, Stroke in Women 2011-12-27

By Denise Mann

Study Suggests Vaccine for Human Papillomavirus Could One Day Help Prevent Heart Disease

Restore Your Near Vision -- Without Reading Glasses 2011-12-27

By Charlene Laino

Cornea Inlay Improves Near Vision in People With Presbyopia

Coffee Fights Common Skin Cancer 2011-12-27

By Jennifer Warner

Coffee Drinkers Less Likely to Develop Most Common Type of Skin Cancer

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