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Improving Lifestyle Reduces Diabetes Risk 2011-09-22

By Bill Hendrick

Making Several Healthy Changes Could Cut Diabetes Risk by About 80%, Study Finds

Kids Need Flu Shot Even if They Had One Last Year 2011-09-22

By Jennifer Warner

Composition of Flu Vaccine Is the Same for 2 Seasons in a Row, but Annual Vaccination Still Needed

New Swine Flu in 2 U.S. Kids 2011-09-22

By Daniel J. DeNoon

New Bug Has Gene From Pandemic Swine Flu; No Sign Yet of Human Spread

MRI Shows Differences in Autistic Brain 2011-09-15

By Salynn Boyles

Brain Imaging Could Prove Useful for Diagnosis

New Swine Flu in 2 U.S. Kids 2011-09-12

By Daniel J. DeNoon

New Bug Has Gene From Pandemic Swine Flu; No Sign Yet of Human Spread

Kids Need Flu Shot Even if They Had One Last Year 2011-09-12

By Jennifer Warner

Composition of Flu Vaccine Is the Same for 2 Seasons in a Row, but Annual Vaccination Still Needed

Improving Lifestyle Reduces Diabetes Risk 2011-09-12

By Bill Hendrick

Making Several Healthy Changes Could Cut Diabetes Risk by About 80%, Study Finds

To Banish Belly Fat, Keep Moving 2011-09-12

By Kathleen Doheny

Study: Aerobic Exercise Better Than Weight Training to Reduce Unhealthy Abdominal Fat

Study: Kids Are Getting Too Many Antibiotics 2011-09-12

By Denise Mann

Researchers Warn That Overuse of Antibiotics Can Lead to Hard-to-Treat Infections

Study: Kids Are Getting Too Many Antibiotics 2011-09-12

By Denise Mann

Researchers Warn That Overuse of Antibiotics Can Lead to Hard-to-Treat Infections

CDC: Vaccination Rates for Toddlers Rising 2011-09-12

By Brenda Goodman

Survey Also Shows Slight Uptick in Children Who Received No Vaccinations Last Year

Strokes in Children and Young Adults on the Rise 2011-09-12

By Kathleen Doheny

Researchers Say Findings Should Be a Wake-Up Call for Lifestyle Improvements

Circumcision Rates Are Dropping in the U.S. 2011-09-12

By Matt McMillen

CDC Says Circumcision Is Slightly Less Common Today Than a Decade Ago

Bad Germs Common on Hospital Workers' Clothes 2011-09-12

By Bill Hendrick

Drug-Resistant Staph, Other Bacteria Found on Doctors', Nurses' Clothing

Trial Drug Shows Preliminary Promise Against Ovarian Cancer 2011-09-12

By Robert Preidt

An experimental drug that’s shown promise against ovarian cancer caused by mutations in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes may also be effective against ovarian cancer not caused by those gene mutations, according to a new study.

Trying to Be ‘Supermom’ Can Raise Risk for Depression 2011-09-08

By Jenifer Goodwin

Working moms are less likely to show symptoms of depression than stay-at-home moms, a new study finds.

Diet Book for 6-Year-Olds, Freeze Away Fat, and How to Talk to Your Doctor About Weight Loss 2011-09-08

By Health.com

A look at what Health.com editors are reading this week

Metabolic Syndrome Linked to Kidney Disease 2011-09-08

By Robert Preidt

People with metabolic syndrome are at increased risk for kidney disease, a new study suggests.

People Appear to Dream While in Minimally Conscious State 2011-09-08

By Robert Preidt

Some patients do dream while in a minimally conscious state and are therefore likely to still have a form of consciousness about themselves and the external world, a new study says.

Adult Vaccinations Protect Children: Report 2011-09-08

By Robert Preidt

Regular vaccinations for adults can help protect children, seniors and people with weakened immune systems, but few American adults get the recommended immunizations, experts say.

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