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Drinking Patterns Affect Heart Health, Mouse Study Finds 2011-09-30

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

How often you consume alcohol may be more important than how much you consume in determining the risk of heart disease, new research in mice shows.

Tailored Hepatitis C Therapy May Cut Treatment Time in Half 2011-09-30

By Madonna Behen

Patients infected with hepatitis C virus who have an early favorable response to a new three-drug regimen can be cured of the disease in half the normal time, a new study says.

Rural Stroke Victims May Benefit From ‘Virtual’ Care 2011-09-30

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

For rural hospitals that don’t have neurologists or stroke experts on staff, “telestroke” may be a cost-effective option to improve the level of care for stroke patients, researchers say.

Shorter Course of Radiation May Treat Prostate Cancer 2011-09-30

By Charlene Laino

Researchers See Potential Benefits for a 5-Week Course of Radiation Therapy

Do Men Need Earlier Colorectal Screenings? 2011-09-30

By Matt McMillen

Austrian Study Shows That Men Develop Cancer and Precancerous Growths Earlier Than Women

Lack of Sleep for Teens Linked to Risky Behavior 2011-09-30

By Jennifer Warner

Study Shows Sleep-Deprived Teens More Likely to Drink, Smoke, or Get Into Fights

Childless Men May Have Higher Heart Risk 2011-09-30

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Men With No Kids Had 17% Increased Risk in Death From Heart Disease or Stroke

Variety of Fruits, Veggies Best vs. Colon Cancer 2011-09-30

By Rita Rubin

Study: Not All Fruits, Veggies Fight Colon Cancer Equally

Does Beetroot Improve a Runner's Time? 2011-09-30

By Kathleen Doheny

Study Shows Runners Finish a Race More Quickly if Beetroot Is Part of Their Pre-Race Diet

Why Cardiac Rehab Saves Lives 2011-09-30

By Kathleen Doheny

Rehab Trains Heart Rate to Recover to Normal, Doubling Odds of Survival

Kids With Diabetes May Be More Likely to Have Asthma 2011-09-30

By Denise Mann

Study Shows Kids With Asthma and Diabetes Are More Likely to Have Trouble Controlling Blood Sugar

Drink Coffee, Stay Happy? 2011-09-30

By Kathleen Doheny

4 Cups Daily Linked With 20% Lower Risk of Depression in Women, but Mental Health Expert Urges Caution

Low Vitamin B12 May Speed Brain Shrinkage 2011-09-30

By Salynn Boyles

Study Shows Older People With Vitamin B12 Deficiency Had Lower Scores on Memory Tests

Many Skip Doses of Rx Drugs to Save Money 2011-09-30

By Denise Mann

Survey Shows Skipping Doses and Taking Expired Pills Are Among Patients' Cost-Cutting Tactics

Listeria Prompts Romaine Lettuce Recall 2011-09-30

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Bagged Chopped Romaine Shipped to 21 States May Carry Listeria

Teens: Sleep in, Gain Weight? 2011-09-30

By Salynn Boyles

In Study, Teens Who Went to Bed Late and Woke Late Were More Likely to Gain Weight

Older Women Can Benefit From Sex Ed Campaigns 2011-09-30

By Mary Elizabeth Dallas

Most campaigns designed to educate people about their sexual health target younger generations, excluding a large number of sexually active women over the age of 50 who need and want this information, a new study suggests.

Breast Cancer Rates Jump Worldwide, Study Finds 2011-09-30

By Steven Reinberg

The number of new cases of breast cancer has jumped dramatically worldwide, from about 640,000 in 1980 to more than 1.6 million in 2010, University of Washington researchers report.

Teen Driving Restrictions Fail to Curb Fatal Crashes 2011-09-30

By Amanda Gardner

State laws that place restrictions on teenage drivers and require them to “graduate” from an intermediate license to a full license do seem to prevent fatal crashes involving teens, but only among the youngest drivers.

Study: IUDs Lower Cervical Cancer Risk 2011-09-30

By Matt McMillen

Intrauterine devices (IUDs) prevent unwanted pregnancies, and as an added benefit they may also help protect against cervical cancer, according to a new study in the Lancet Oncology, a British medical journal.

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