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Coronary Heart Disease Rates Are Dropping in the U.S. 2011-12-26

By Bill Hendrick

But CDC Report Shows Wide Variation in State-by-State Rates of Coronary Heart Disease

Muted Contact Lens Recall Irks FDA 2011-12-22

By Daniel J. DeNoon

'Continued' Recall of 600,000 Avaira Contact Lenses; Severe Pain Reported

Coronary Heart Disease Rates Are Dropping in the U.S. 2011-12-22

By Bill Hendrick

But CDC Report Shows Wide Variation in State-by-State Rates of Coronary Heart Disease

As Economy Goes Down, Drinking Goes Up 2011-12-22

By Denise Mann

Study Shows an Increase in Alcohol Abuse During an Economic Recession

Surgery Keeps Many Epilepsy Patients Seizure-Free 2011-12-22

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows About Half of Epilepsy Patients Are Free of Seizures 10 Years After Surgery

Watching Your Protein May Be Key to Weight Control 2011-12-22

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows Diets With 15% Protein Help Keep Eating Under Control

Survey Finds Hindrances to Hand Washing in Schools 2011-12-22

By Matt McMillen

Children Cite Busy School Schedules, Untidy Restrooms as Barriers to Washing Up

Barrett's Esophagus May Be Less Risky Than Thought 2011-12-22

By Brenda Goodman, MA

Study Questions Need for Invasive Screening in Patients With Barrett's Esophagus

Can a Saliva Test Spot Early Pancreatic Cancer? 2011-12-22

By Denise Mann

Early Research Suggests Bacteria in the Mouth May One Day Help Diagnose Pancreatic Cancer

CDC: More Teenage Boys Using Condoms 2011-12-22

By Jennifer Warner

Survey Also Shows Gradual Decline in Teen Birth Rate

2 More Deaths in Listeria/Cantaloupe Outbreak 2011-12-22

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Second Largest U.S. Listeria Outbreak Spreads to 116 Cases, 25 States

MRI Safe With More Recent Defibrillators, Pacemakers: Study 2011-12-22

By Jenifer Goodwin

Many people with pacemakers and implanted defibrillators can safely undergo MRIs to screen for cancer and other diseases, as long as certain procedures are followed, a new study finds.

Steve Jobs, Visionary Leader of Apple Inc., Dies at 56 2011-12-22

By Steven Reinberg

Steve Jobs, the visionary leader of Apple Inc. who introduced the world to personal computers, then the iPod, the iPhone and the iPad, died on Wednesday following a long battle with cancer. He was 56.

Decades-Old Hormone Use Linked to Cancer, Reproductive Problems 2011-12-22

By Amanda Macmillan

Ginny Bank was 14 when her mother sat her down and said they needed to see a gynecologist.

Omega-3 Supplements Don??™t Help, May Hurt ICU Patients 2011-12-22

By Amanda Gardner

Nutritional supplements containing omega-3 fatty acids or antioxidants don’t help patients with severe lung problems in the intensive care unit, a new study indicates.

Raw Sewage a New Frontier for Scientists 2011-12-22

By Robert Preidt

Raw sewage contains thousands of undiscovered viruses, some of which could affect human health, a new study suggests.

3 Hours of Exercise Weekly Can Cut Men??™s Heart Risks 2011-12-22

By Robert Preidt

Three hours of vigorous exercise a week can reduce a man’s heart attack risk by 22 percent, a new study suggests.

Smokers Have Heart Attacks Earlier Than Nonsmokers 2011-12-22

By Robert Preidt

Smokers have heart attacks earlier in life than nonsmokers, and women smokers are more likely than men to suffer complications after a heart attack, according to a new study.

18 Deaths From Cantaloupe-Linked Listeria Outbreak: CDC 2011-12-22

By Amanda Gardner

The death toll from an outbreak of listeria first linked to tainted cantaloupes has risen to 18, and a total of 100 people have been sickened across 20 states, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported late Tuesday.

Study: Depressed Brains May Hate Differently 2011-12-22

By Amanda Macmillan

Depressed people are often withdrawn and antisocial. This doesn’t necessarily mean that they don’t like other people, but it could mean that their brains don’t process feelings of hate in a normal way, a new study suggests.

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